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Hmmm, Bill Gates is reported to have said "we're back kind of in Internet-bubble era in terms of people thinking: OK, traffic.…
Of the 175-plus feeds I track using Bloglines, it can be daunting to look at all of them at once. They might as well be stacks of magazines piled up on my desk.
Two of eBusiness's most "informal" companies are top performers when it comes to making good use of their money, according to a new study. It may not come as a surprise, but Google and Apple are both extremely efficient at translating their research and development funds into products.
In a survey conducted by the American Advertising Federation results show that most advertisers are reaching out to new media to improve advertising strategies. Ad executives see a trend toward more advertising in online video. 53% of the 168 respondents said they believe that 20% or more of their TV advertising budgets will move to online video by 2010.
Much has been written about the impact of social media on the mainstream media and the advertising industry. We've all seen survey-after-survey and study-after-study show declines in readership (and therefore advertising) amongst the print media, local and national broadcast television news, etc.
As of late, the press and reviews for Microsoft's digitial music player Zune have been less than stellar. Bearing that in mind, does that give Microsoft the right to disassociate itself from websites or bloggers which they consider disparaging?
