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Don’t Ignore Blogger Outreach
The issue of blogger outreach has been on the minds of several communication-focused bloggers in the last few days. Ben McConnell and…
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DoubleClick Turned Down Microsoft’s Higher Bid
The irony of Microsoft crying antitrust in the Google/DoubleClick buy is starting to make more sense: it may be sour grapes, and a regulatory approach may free up DoubleClick for themselves, or at least stop Google from cornering the market.
Google’s Dominance in Online Advertising
Overview of Google's potential DoubleClick acquisition, its implications for online advertising, and emerging privacy concerns.
FON Sharing Wi-Fi With Time Warner
A deal between Time Warner Cable (TWC) and FON will allow TWC customers to share Wi-Fi connections with other FON users.
Should Twitter be Scared of Facebook?
The New York Times has a piece about Twitter, including a nice pic of Biz Stone and Jack Dorsey of Obvious Corp. looking pretty pleased with themselves — as they should, considering Twitter’s traffic has apparently tripled in the past month or two since SXSW helped it become the new black. Jason Pontin of MIT’s Technology Review does a nice job of looking at the…
Presidential Debates Move Online
Presidential hopefuls vying for the Whitehouse will have a new opportunity to reach voters. Yahoo, The Huffington Post and Slate have announced plans to host two online debates during the 2008 campaign.
