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Originally Posted by Kursk
Hank posted the phrase "ISP spy on you" yesterday quoting Patricia Hewitt MP. If we adapt it slightly, we could use it as a strapline in our ongoing mission to boldly go where noone has gone before: " ISPy with my little eye..."  |
Yes. I agree there needs to be something catchy and I like the
ISPy part.
I thought about just saying to people "Phorm is coming" and when they asked what I was on about, telling them to Google it. But they would put in "Form".
I think it needs to be something that points to "webwise", because I think lots of people are starting to at least become aware of Phorm, but it's Webwise they will be conned into.
How about "
ISPy with my little eye..." something beginning with W.
Just for a start, I'm sure someone else can do better. Maybe it needs to be incorporated into a graphic.
Remember "Bad Wolf" on Dr Who or "Tell Sid" for another generation?
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Anyone remember if there was a catchphrase when BT was privatised?
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This is interesting
http://www.btplc.com/Thegroup/BTsHis...heetissue2.pdf
It explains all the hype in the early 80's regarding the privatisation of BT.
I wonder what all the Old Tories who drove this through would think of Phorm/Webwise?
It might be worth finding contacts for people like Kenneth Clarke, Norman Lamont, Norman Tebbit, "The bloke who had an affair with his secretary and I can't remember his name", and, of course, what does Maggie think?