Marketing
Book Attracts Facebook Fans
A book’s title, “Shut Up, I’m Talking,” draws lots of attention. The title, not the book.
Google’s Newspass: Is the King of Free About to Help News Providers Get Paid?
Is Google ready to launch Newspass, a portable way for consumers to pay for content all over the Web?
If All Politics Is Local, Is All Marketing, Too?
Eric Straus, who founded RegionalHelpWanted.com, is starting 10LocalCoupons.com. The new company will operate in local markets around the country, helping radio stations and cable systems to provide discount coupons to consumers through text and e-mail messages.
Sprint Hopes ‘Cents’ Adds Up to Dollars
A new Sprint ad campaign is centered on “Downtown,” the upbeat Petula Clark song, except in the ad it becomes “Round Down.”
Facebook: When ego gets in the way of privacy and security
In an age where invisibility is tantamount to a career death sentence, a large network is an important claim. But at what cost?
Kin network pricing is youth extorsion: $85 a month
The KIN One and Two, Microsoft’s new youth-aimed smartphones, are the best smartphones you’ll never buy. Why? Because it’ll cost you $85 a month for two painful years.
Kin network pricing is youth extortion: $85 a month
The KIN One and Two, Microsoft’s new youth-aimed smartphones, are the best smartphones you’ll never buy. Why? Because it’ll cost you $85 a month for two painful years.
Web 2.0 Expo: The power of Facebook’s ‘Like’ button
Facebook’s Paul Buchheit says, "We think that’s the future of upcoming communication mediums."
Microsoft unveils Spindex social-networking tool
Microsoft’s FUSE labs outlines a new social-networking aggregator. Will consumers go for it?
Motorola debuts M3 multimedia server lineup; multi-screen support
Motorola has announced a new family of on-demand multimedia servers that can deliver content and services to televisions, computers and mobile devices.
Black Duck survey sees open source strategy beating the squeeze
If these guys are ready to defect, even Baghdad Bob couldn’t spin a proprietary victory. But all is not lost for Microsoft
Lies, damn lies and statistics
During my morning news scan, I came across a survey executed by Blue Coat Systems that appears to offer grand conclusions from a fairly small, focused group of respondents. While Blue Coat is…
