Thinking of Bundling Cell and Internet Services? Microsoft Proves Why Bundling Services is a Horrible Idea
In an increasing push to sell everything as a subscription service and companies from cellphone service providers to insurance companies offering “bundling” services together to reduce costs, Microsoft’s outage since yesterday proves why bundling packages are a recipe to disaster. Since yesterday morning, Microsoft users have been unable to send or receive email or hold…
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County Judge Ricardo Samaniego Had Open Heart Surgery in March, Refused to Notify County Commissioners
Rumors began to circulate within political circles shortly after the Primary Elections on March 3rd that County Judge Ricardo Samaniego had a medical emergency that led to questions about what the…
Keep readingEl Paso’s META Datacenter on the City Council Ballot Box in November
The fight over one of the largest developments in El Paso produced an unexpected political dividing line between voters concerned about resources facing off against labor groups concerned about jobs in…
Keep readingProposed Ban Against Weststar Bank on Tuesday’s Agenda Expected to be Voted Down While Questions Remain
On Tuesday’s city council agenda there is an agenda item asking for the city council to vote on canceling the city’s contract with Weststar Bank and banning them from providing services…
Keep readingThe Woody Hunt Economic Development Test and the Meta Datacenter
The city’s own economic-development philosophy argues that El Paso needs the kind of investment that a hyperscale data center represents – private capital, a new industrial operation, an expansion of the…
Keep readingWho’s Running for City Council in November?
El Pasoans will be going to the polls on November 3rd to elect several candidates to several political offices. Among the national and state candidates are several local races including county…
Keep readingBeto O’Rourke And the Confidential Donor Brief to Help Texas Democrats Win in 2026
The Texas Democrats’ plan to defeat Republicans in November is outlined in a confidential fundraising pitch to large political campaign contributors. The strategy document for down ballot Democrats running in Texas…
Keep readingTexas Governor Pauses Datacenter Construction in Texas; El Paso’s Meta Construction Will Continue While Santa Theresa AI Eyes El Paso Electric as Power Fallback
On Monday, Texas Governor Greg Abbott ordered a pause on all datacenter projects across Texas until Texas officials understand the impact the developments will have on Texas’ power grid and water…
Keep readingAnalysis: 99 Days Until Election, Money Woes, City Council Races and Dropping Approval Ratings
With less than 100 days until the midterm elections, candidates are starting to line up to run in El Paso and the leadership of the two parties is starting to fray…
Keep readingAnalysis: Texas Republicans Enter November with Advantages, But Also New Political Crosscurrents
The upcoming November elections faces a political realignment of a core Hispanic voter issue – the separation of immigration from border security that has both Texas Republicans and local Democrats reassessing…
Keep readingCynthia Boyar Trejo Recall Organizers Confident of Success. Is Another Recall Coming?
Recall organizers seeking to recall Cynthia Boyar Trejo confident they will have the required signatures to recall the city representative by August 13th.
Keep readingWhat La Tuna Employees “Scrambling” To Apply at Other Local Prisons Told Us
Several La Tuna employees reached out to us about the planned closure of La Tuna. This is what we know.
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The arrest of Marco Camarillo leads to social media suggestions that politics played a part in his arrest. Here is what we know about the case of Marco Antonio Camarillo.
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