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making yourselves look childish. Scott Gary King 09 Jan 06 Dave, The only thing about ‘personal on demand’ on the Wikipedia article is: “Creative, a manufacturer of competing audio player products, criticise the term as giving undue credit selected to Apple and have attempted to revise its etymology so as to refer to Personal On selected Demand broadcasting.” arrowhen 09 Jan 06 How did the tissue companys react …….they didn’t try to change the name of the category. Actually, they selected did just that. Ten or fifteen years ago, I remember ads in the back of Writer’s Digest and other such magazines politely asking authors not to use brand names such as Kleenex and Xerox to mean general categories of products like facial tissues and photocopiers. Needless to say they weren’t very successful, but they did try. Part of the lexicon 09 Jan 06 Kleenex=tissue Jello=gelatin Xerox=photocopy podcast=distributing audio content for listening on mobile devices and personal computers That’s just the way it is.
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