Motrin’s Ad Causes Online Backfire
Four years ago, an online storm erupted over the best-selling bicycle lock brand in the USA and how anyone could open the…
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Four years ago, an online storm erupted over the best-selling bicycle lock brand in the USA and how anyone could open the…
Mark Cuban, owner of the Dallas Mavericks, Landmark Theaters, and HDNet, has been accused of insider trading. The SEC claims that, following a private conversation with the Mamma.com's CEO, Cuban sold his entire stake in the company and thereby avoided at least $750,000 in losses.
German Left Party politician Lutz Heilmann didn't like some of the claims printed in a Wikipedia article about him. As a result, Heilmann filed an injunction against the German version of the site, caused a massive outcry, and has now backed down in the face of all the attention.
Google Docs has been the subject of some not-great press over the past week or so; a ClickStream study, in particular, suggested that the productivity offering has been ignored by a lot of people. But Matt Cutts has stepped forward with some new statistics, and it seems that the market share of Google Docs may not be quite so slim, after all.
Forrester Research recently hosted a "Sales Enablement" roundtable, which featured sales and marketing executives from technology companies like Intel, NetApp, Borland, Informatica, Sun, Interwoven, Microchip, Renesas, Juniper Networks, Trend Micro, and Thoughtworks.
Google has come up with another nice webmaster tool.