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Another day, another Facebook controversy. At this point, as long as Facebook's not directly responsible or in legal harm's way, it's just…
YouTube continues to be Google's good luck charm in video, when it comes to visitors and traffic to videos, anyway.
I noticed that eComm 2008 is coming up, 3/12-14. Take a look at what Martin Gedd, on the advisory board, said on his blog:
CMS Watch, a vendor-neutral analyst firm that evaluates content technologies, has found that some of the largest enterprise portal vendors are experiencing the most change right now, and therefore, choices that appear conservative to customers might actually carry significant near-term risks. BEA and Oracle customers in particular should expect to see major shifts pending yesterday’s acquisition, as four, overlapping enterprise portal products will compete for…
Had the movie "Pocahontas" never been released, my life would be pretty much unchanged, and that's the case for a lot of Disney stuff. But by delaying the debut of an online production unit called Stage 9, the company appears to have held up some very interesting shows.
I might let you call me a prophet, a little earlier than expected. I kid, I kid, and I was kidding in March 2006 when I asked readers not to call me that for another 20 years. It wasn't too hard to predict, thanks to a Microsoft patent about it, and in 2008 comes the next stage: ESPN's coverage of professional video gaming.
