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The new customer service ethic

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Neville Hobson

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16 July 2006

With an attitude like this at Blip.tv, how can these guys possibly not succeed? –

You know what’s really cool? The fact that we can actually give usable customer support from the table at a Korean barbecue joint. That wasn’t possible ten years ago. It should be expected in 2006.

(Via Adriana)

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