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As marketers, we hear people complain all the time about advertising. It comes as no surprise that BurstMedia’s recent survey found that…
There are times when technology news can make you feel dumb; a sort of "slow down, I've never heard any of those terms before" feeling comes up. But in this instance, we're placing the blame for any confusion on Google and Publicis; the two companies put out a short, vague press release, and seem to have scattered all relevant information to the winds.
Thirty-seven percent of all large U.S. companies have not translated their Web site content into any other language, even though the average number of languages for the top 10 global brands is around 30 according to JupiterResearch new report "Web Site Localization: Best Practices in Global Expansion." Large companies that are not creating content for non-English speaking markets, domestically or internationally risk losing market share…
1Up.com's Sam Kennedy posted one of the most thoughtful and in-depth pieces anyone could hope to read about GameSpot's November dismissal of editorial director Jeff Gerstmann.
To keep the Gray Lady away from a sinister Rupert Murdoch, Google has been touted as the white knight who could ride to her rescue.
We know you want to stay on topic; we know you don't want to resort to tabloid-style tricks. But we know you also want linkbait, and an excellent example of it has been identified in a new Hitwise post.
