Yahoo China Draws Music Label Wrath
Alibaba, the parent company of Yahoo China since buying it from Yahoo for $750 million last year, now faces another expense -…
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Alibaba, the parent company of Yahoo China since buying it from Yahoo for $750 million last year, now faces another expense -…
It was curious last year when Google's corporate philosophy suddenly had two omissions. The running mantra "Do No Evil" was sidelined, presumably, because the company realized that 800 lb. gorillas required some evil sometimes - success brings war and playing fair is a poor survival strategy. But Google also completely abandoned its other motto: do one thing and do it well.
Wikipedia doesn't like Sam Vaknin, and the feelings are mutual. Look up this narcissm aficionado on Wikipedia and you'll find he's been dutifully erased from the wiki-consciousness, a name that shall not be uttered, or "recreated without a good reason."
The Recruit.net search engine can find jobs for coders in China, analysts in Australia, and system administrators in Singapore.
According to the findings of JupiterResearch, corporate blogging is about to become big - really big. It seems these expectations may be impossibly optimistic, as a matter of fact. But JupiterResearch believes that "nearly 70 percent of all site operators will have implemented corporate blogs by the end of 2006."
Whether journalists are ready or not for the social media press release, the PR community now has a great opportunity to thoroughly discuss the concept and try to get some traction with the whole idea of evolving the press release into something far more valuable than purely a vehicle for transmitting messages.