“Entrepreneurial Laboratory” is what the Internet has transformed into during the last ten years. Amazingly, the year was 1993 when Marc Andreasen launched the first ever “point & click” Internet browser called Mosaic at a trusting world.
Do You Market To These Emotions Online?
What can Mother Theresa and Charles Schwab teach you about marketing online.
RSS Market Intelligence And Lead Generation
This panel at the Syndicate Conference addressed how RSS can be used to generate leads, customers, and eventually, money.
Rogers To Expand Into Local Phone Market With Call-Net Purchase
Canadian cable-television and mobile-phone provider, Rogers Communications is buying Call-Net in a share for share transaction valued at about C$330 million ($264 million).
Yahoo’s Music Store Undercuts The Entire Market
As expected, Yahoo is unveiling its music subscription service today. What is unexpected is the price. As reported practically everywhere, Yahoo will release today Yahoo Music Unlimited, which charges just $60 a year for unlimited access to over 1,000,000 songs from all four major record labels and many independents, plus transfer those songs to portable players.
Kerkorian Spooks Market With Massive GM Purchase
Kirk Kerkorian’s investment company Tracinda wants to pick up 5% of GMs outstanding stock. The massive purchase of 28 million shares at $31 a share would total $868 million and make Tracinda the third largest stockholder when combined with the 3.9% they already own. GM’s stock began a quick ascent as stock jumped to over $32 a share in the process.
Sony Burns Up The DVD Burner Market
Sony added two new DVD burners to its offering in the 800 series. The internal DRU-800A and the external DRX-800UL burners support 4X DVD R Dual Layering technology and can burn roughly 8.5 gigs of video, audio or data onto a single DVD-R-UL. This will get you 4 hours of video.
Firefox Market Share on O’Reilly Sites
Over on O’Reilly Radar, Tim writes about the browser stats they’re seeing across the O’Reilly Network and summarizes by saying…
Microsoft CRM for the Legal Market
The Microsoft Customer Relationship Management (CRM) solution can easily be tailored to address the specific needs of the legal industry, helping firms maintain client and prospect information required for effective marketing and rainmaking and facilitating more accurate operational analysis for improved productivity and profitability.
How To Find Your Best Niche Market
What is your target market? When I ask business owners that question I usually hear something like…