Ahh, Andy Plesser broke my career news again (he was the guy who broke my news about leaving Microsoft too). Louis Gray got the story first, though, I think, although I told dozens of people at the BlogHaus last week at CES.
NBC Universal’s Pure Content Company at CES
The International Consumer Electronics Show every January in Vegas is one of the largest trade shows in the world and usually the one event that drives the world gadget wild. Featuring international debuts of all kinds of new products, some of the early buzz abou
Social Networking – Your’e Known by the Company You Keep
This thought provoking article by Jennifer Laycock (Are Your Social Networking Connections Hurting YOUR Reputation?) brings to mind the saying of my grandmother’s: ” You are known by the company you keep.” While some may dispense with this as old-fashioned advice in the new socially-networked world. I find it to be true now more than ever.
Microsoft Buys Online Map Company
Microsoft has purchased UK online mapping company Multimap.
Selling a Company on Enterprise Search
I spoke at the Gilbane conference yesterday (you can download my slides on semantic search).
An Internet Company with No Server
I’m sure this isn’t the only one, after all, SmugMug’s CEO told me that they had moved pretty much everything over to Amazon’s S3 a while back.
But I always assumed that companies would have at least one server keeping things up, just in case Amazon went down. Or just because.
I was wrong.
Google, The Anti-Advertising Advertising Company
Google’s a bit of a mystery to many marketers; how does a company rise to the position Google is in within the advertising industry without doing much advertising themselves?
Company Benefits from Employee Intranet Blogs
G. Oliver Young is fast becoming my new hero. Every time this Forrester analyst puts out a paper, it provides me with fodder to support my arguments supporting social media in the enterprise.
Brand New Websites: SEO Company Perspective
It’s an unfortunate fact – no matter how good your search engine optimization company or in-house talent is, brand new websites have a more difficult time achieving search engine success for competitive phrases than their older counterparts, particularly on Google.
Can a big company do it wrong quickly?
I’m back from vacation and I am overwhelmed at how many blog posts I must read every day—you really notice it when you try to read two weeks’ worth of them at once. So, for the next few days, you might see me commenting on stuff written a while back.