Would you let a company eavesdrop on your phone calls in return for unlimited free calls? ThePudding, a new start-up from California, bets that you will. Consumers with gmail are familiar with this practice. Gmail scans emails and displays relevant ads. Likewise, Pudding Media monitors phone calls and displays relevant ads. With ThePudding all phone calls are free and unlimited to any phone in North America (no downloads are necessary), but not everyone is comfortable with this new technology. Read more here. Go to ThePudding site here.
Sunday, October 21, 2007
What would you do for unlimited free phone calls?
Would you let a company eavesdrop on your phone calls in return for unlimited free calls? ThePudding, a new start-up from California, bets that you will. Consumers with gmail are familiar with this practice. Gmail scans emails and displays relevant ads. Likewise, Pudding Media monitors phone calls and displays relevant ads. With ThePudding all phone calls are free and unlimited to any phone in North America (no downloads are necessary), but not everyone is comfortable with this new technology. Read more here. Go to ThePudding site here.
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