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ibiquity is now a verb and other parts of speech

T

Tom Wells

Try it it out a few ways in some of your own sentences...
Here's a few of mine..

" Oh, the ibiquity of it all.... "

" Don't ibiquity me."

"Well, that sounds ibiquitous..."

"Run with it before it ibiquities!"
 
They've already become an infamous cautionary tale on how NOT to develop and market a technology, so why not a verb?

A professor in business class tells his students, "If you're going to launch a new technology into the marketplace, you need to do it right. Don't "iBiquity" it."

Granted, it doesn't roll off the tongue, but I'll bet the name will get used by some experts in just that way. Undoubtedly, iBiquity's name will appear in a few business textbooks. And not in a way they would like to see it used.

C5
 
The name Ibiquity will do for the names Edsel and New Coke what George "Dubya" Bush has done for Millard Filmore and James Buchanan!
 
Here is another one, from a big city AM to a small town station owner on a nearby frequency:

I don't care about your station. You are taking listeners from me. I am going to iBquity you!
 
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