MPAA Knocks Movie Fan Site Offline
When the realities of business and art crash into each other, it’s usually art that suffers. Bulls and China shops come to…
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When the realities of business and art crash into each other, it’s usually art that suffers. Bulls and China shops come to…
Never mind all the economic doom and gloom; the New York Times is thrilled with how its venture into social networking has gone. A new memo notes some numbers that beat internal expectations, and should sound pretty impressive to outsiders, too.
Amazon.com has unveiled a "Holiday Customer Review Team" that consists of half a dozen of its most active reviewers.Amazon says the goal of the review team is to "provide fellow Amazon customers with top gift picks for the season as well as helpful tips on cutting costs over the holidays."The reviewers have been given access to some of Amazon's most popular Black Friday deals so…
It's not unusual for companies to take a "move along, nothing to see here" approach to discussing problems; PR departments don't want people to dwell on such things. Only in this case, Google seems to be making honest use of the sentiment as it's busted a rumor about a Gmail vulnerability and domain theft.
Most of the SEOs were amazed by reading the article written by Skip Chilcott, Sr. Product Manager of Microsoft.
While I would suspect that the findings of a MediaPost Research Brief come as no surprise I do think there are some questions that may be considered as a result.