CES – Marketing in the Age of Control
Sunday night Bill Gates shared his vision of the future to kickoff the Consumer Electronics Show - and focus attention during the…
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Sunday night Bill Gates shared his vision of the future to kickoff the Consumer Electronics Show - and focus attention during the…
Now that Google has been around long enough to be eligible for Fortune Magazine's "The 100 Best Companies to Work For" list, it promptly debuted at number one.
On Friday, Google and Earthlink came to finalized terms on the contract to build infrastructure for a free wireless network for the city of San Francisco. The city's Board of Supervisors must now approve the deal in order for the companies to move forward with construction.
If you want an idea of what's ailing America these days, shuffle over to Digg and check out the top posts for the past 24 hours.
Ever wonder what sort of questions people are asking about Google's services? Well, just in case you were, there's a new list showing the "top questions" from the help files of 26 different services. And if that's not enough to draw you in, a number of "funny, funky, noteworthy or weird quotes" from those same help files follows afterward.
As online video has evolved, the question of how to advertise and when to advertise has been burning. There are no experts in this realm, only testers, debating about post-roll or pre-roll ads, layered content, and how long an online video viewer would view a commercial. Google is latest to try it out, and they may have a winner.