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With March Madness having arrived marketers will be vying for the attention of sports fans across multiple channels. Ad spending on the…
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With March Madness having arrived marketers will be vying for the attention of sports fans across multiple channels. Ad spending on the…
We've talked about why searchers click on your site search results, but what about when they don't? Because sometimes they won't. If you know why searchers fail to click on
What's different about the Japanese mobile market is that innovation is moving toward business models and marketing tactics instead of technical features and functions.
From Terry Heaton’s PoMo blog comes word that MySpace — the 800-pound gorilla of social networking — will soon be launching a Digg-style news aggregation service of some kind. Is that a good thing? It’s certainly interesting, and I would expect Digg to be worried about the prospect. Whether it’s actually something worthwhile depends on how it is handled.
As the debate continues about YouTube’s impact on Big Media, Google CEO Eric Schmidt made it quite clear where he falls on the issue: “The growth of YouTube, the growth of online, is so fundamental that these companies are going to be forced to work with and in the Internet.”
For now, we'll put off dark fantasies of robots taking over. No, no, no. No Skynet, no iRobot, none of that. If you don't want go cross-eyed trying to read a recent Google patent application, just take some smart people's word for it. Google's working on a phone technology that knows more about you than you do.