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A trio of big-name brands will take different approaches to profiting from online video, varying through partnerships, services, and charging ISPs to…
Microsoft has unveiled an impressive new technology, which the company described as a "unique, immersive online photo-sharing experience." A press release also bragged about how it "renders images with stunning realism and detail." I tried it, and can't argue with either assertion.
Why is it that some sophisticated marketers suddenly forget the difference between a feature and a benefit as soon as they get online?
This past weekend was BlogHer. I only was able to make it down for the Saturday sessions, but overall, I think it was a great event. In a sentence, it was the most valuable blogging-related event I have attended in the past year.
Back from two phenomenal days at BlogHer, and now starting to digest some of the things that I'd noticed over the weekend.
Senator Ted Stevens may not have a grasp on how, exactly, the Internet works, but the veteran politician could teach Congressional rookies a thing or too about getting your way in Washington. Net Neutrality supporters are hitting the phones trying to prevent Stevens from orchestrating a backdoor vote.
