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We're all aggregators. Get over it, AP.

We're all aggregators. Get over it, AP.WWW = aggregator the world wide web is a aggregatoreveryone is quoteing everyone, i dont think AP get s how big this will be for them to *sue* the internet RE: We're all aggregators. Get over it, AP.No, no, no.... Let the A.P....

Tags: INTERNET, Dinosaur, Aggregators, aggregator

Discussion threads 2009-04-09

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News to know: iPhone; Win 7 upgrade answers; Psystar; SOA; Google

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Ed Bott: Finally, some answers to Windows 7 upgrade questions Dion Hinchcliffe: Are the iPhone and social networks making...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Google Inc., SOA, Microsoft Corp., Psystar, Photograph, Microsoft Windows 7, Microsoft Windows, Operating Systems, Software, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-10-26

WSJ chief criticizes news aggregators - creators carry cost burden

More important...than net neutrality? You are out of your mind. You probably think you are a journalist as well. What a joke. Do you even proof read your own dribble? It's obvious you don't. What kind of journalist would send out content with grammar and spelling errors? it has...

Tags: Advertising & Promotion, advertisement, Google Inc., revenue

Discussion threads 2009-10-23

WSJ chief criticizes news aggregators - creators carry cost burden

Hat tip to Danny Sullivan for pointing out the above panel at Web 2.0 Summit, which featured Robert Thomson, Wall Street Journal chief, and Marrissa Mayer head of search products at Google, plus Martin Nisenholtz, The New York Times Company, and Eric Hippeau from the Huffington Post, moderated by...

Tags: Google Inc., Wall Street Journal, Journalist, Thomson Corp., Internet, Web 2.0, Channel Management, Marketing, Tom Foremski

Blog posts 2009-10-23

Newsmakers: Be careful what you wish for

Without Google they get no trafficIt does not take a rocket scientist to know that without Google, most of this news sites would probably have little to now traffic at all.So how is Google stealing from them? Since when is sending customers to your door a bad thing?Without the...

Tags: Web site development, Operational accounting, Google Inc., Google News

Discussion threads 2009-10-11

AOL, Yahoo find value in original online news; eyeing laid-off journalists

As News Corp.'s Rupert Murdoch tries to figure out how to charge for newspaper content and the Associated Press continues to whine about online news aggregators offering up its content, AOL and Yahoo seem to be beefing up their own news operations to provide original content. And,...

Tags: Journalist, America Online Inc., Yahoo! Inc., Document Management, Workforce Management, Enterprise Software, Software, Finance, Managerial Accounting, Human Resources, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-08-07

Weird and wonderful Wednesday: 3D animations, phone unboxing and viral captions

The web is full of peculiar delights: strange oddities, viral videos, single-serving sites with a range of sub-categories, curious captions and aggregators of the weird and wonderful. The ones which really grab my eye are the cleverly thought out content such as these. Computers are normally boring,...

Tags: 3D, Web, Phone, Samsung Electronics Co. Ltd., Animation, Video, Corporate Communications, Channel Management, Marketing, Zack Whittaker

Blog posts 2009-07-29

Judge's idea to outlaw links won't save newspapers

I continue to be blown away by what I read about how newspapers can be saved. The latest comes from U.S. Appeals Court Judge Richard Posner who, in a blog post last week, suggested that one way to save newspapers from their demise would be "to bar linking to...

Tags: Newspaper, Consent, Blogging, Benefits, Payroll Solutions, Personal Finance, Internet, Human Resources, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-07-02

SOA, IT and cloud governance converge into 'total services governance'

Is it time to govern the cloud?  Should it be the same governance we're working so hard to apply to service oriented architecture?  These are the questions tackled at Dana Gardner's latest BriefingsDirect analyst podcast, in which I had the opportunity to chime in. (Full transcript available here.) ...

Tags: Governance, Information Technology, SOA, Service, Ron Schmelzer, David Kelly, Service-Oriented Architecture (SOA), B2C, Web Services, Strategy, Middleware, Enterprise Software, Software, E-business/E-Commerce, Internet, Management, Joe McKendrick

Blog posts 2009-06-17

News to know: Palm CEO; Barry Diller; iPhone upgrade; Iomega; MS Money

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily. For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Larry Dignan: Palm injects Apple DNA: Colligan out as CEO; Rubinstein in Tom Steinert-Threlkeld: Barry Diller: The Internet 'Absolutely'...

Tags: Apple iPhone, Larry Dignan, Iomega Corp., Palm Inc., Mary Jo Foley, Microsoft Corp., Sam Diaz, Cloud Computing, Virtualization, Hardware

Blog posts 2009-06-11

The state of Internet TV: Consumers may pay for content; Aggregators win

The state of Internet TV: Consumers may pay for content; Aggregators winhulu works because there is no set schedule...i have anywhere from a couple of weeks to a couple of months to find and watch my favorite tv shows. if life interferes then i can watch a marathon over...

Tags: INTERNET, Marketing research, Internet TV, TV

Discussion threads 2009-06-10

The state of Internet TV: Consumers may pay for content; Aggregators win

Bernstein's annual consumer survey reveals that folks may be interested in cutting their cable connection for sites like Hulu, but are unlikely to make the move. Meanwhile, consumers may even pay up for professional content. Those takeaways were the high level items in a report from Bernstein...

Tags: Internet TV, Cable Connection, Bernstein, Hulu, Jeffrey Lindsay, Cable, TVs, Network Technology, Tv & Home Theater, Telecommunications, Personal Technology, Home Entertainment, Networking, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2009-06-10

Sergey Brin: Newspapers can still prosper but need time to "figure it out"

Google co-founder Sergey Brin was cornered with a hot-topic question at the tail end of a press conference at the Google I/O Developer's Conference. A "mainstream media" reporter from Australia wanted to know his thoughts on the fate of newspapers, especially since many of those outlets are blaming aggregators like...

Tags: Google Inc., Newspaper, Sergey Brin, Strategy, Management, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-05-27

News to know: Real Q1, Wolfram Alpha, Vonage, Psystar netbook, Google cloud

Here are today’s notable headlines. You can get News To Know via email alert and RSS daily.  For continuous updates see BNET’s around-the-Web tech coverage. Sam Diaz: Real misses for Q1, swings to loss; mentions "Facet" Garett Rogers: Wolfram Alpha has Google's attention ...

Tags: Google Inc., Larry Dignan, Vonage Holdings Corp., Sam Diaz, Netbook, Netbooks, Nettops & MIDs, Home Entertainment, Digital Cameras, Digital Photography, Tv & Home Theater, Hardware, Personal Technology, Consumer Electronics

Blog posts 2009-05-08

Murdoch's plan to fix Web news is a good start but it needs aggregators

Murdoch's plan to fix Web news is a good start but it needs aggregatorsI don't think it would workWe are used to getting news for free, why pay for it?Oh yeah, I'm itching to pay for "content"Nonsense.Perhaps you don't remember how many "news" sites tried to charge for their "work"...

Tags: Web, editorial content, Internet, Ford Motor Co.

Discussion threads 2009-05-07

Murdoch's plan to fix Web news is a good start but it needs aggregators

News Corp. CEO Rupert Murdoch has vowed to fix the "malfunctioning" business model for news within a year. His solution: charge for access to the content. Techmeme It seems to work for the Wall Street Journal. I pay for an annual online subscription because I think that...

Tags: Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-05-07

Google to Congress: We can help news publishers - if they embrace opportunities

When did the news industry become like the music industry - a group of finger-pointing businesses trying to find someone else to blame for their woes? In both the music and news industries, the adoption of new technology completely disrupted a long-standing business model. But whose fault...

Tags: Google Inc., U.S. Congress, News Industry, Strategy, Management, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-05-06

The disruptive tectonic forces at the intersection of technology and media

The disruptive tectonic forces at the intersection of technology and mediaRE: The disruptive tectonic forces at the intersection of technology and meI wish what you are saying were true. But the country is just dying, and nothing needs to come out of the present troubles.The media is just like...

Tags: Advertising & Promotion, News Media, media, tectonic force, disruptive tectonic force, intersection

Discussion threads 2009-05-03

Survey: Journalism is still important, even on the Internet

The changing landscape of news delivery has sparked some wars between traditional publications and online news outlets, especially those who aggregate stories written by the traditional guys and republish them online. Newspapers have taken a beating - layoffs have gone beyond widespread, papers have shut down completely...

Tags: Journalism, Survey, Internet, Branding, Corporate Communications, Corporate Governance, Marketing, Business Operations, Corporate Law, Sam Diaz

Blog posts 2009-04-29

Signs of the Times, Redux: The World's Next Mass(ive) Medium?

In colonial times, journalism was born on broad sheets of cheap paper and the vocal chords of human marketing throats. The long sheets delivered news to those who could read. But in the middle of most cities of any size, from Derby, England, to New York, NY,...

Tags: News, Willard, Corporate Communications, Advertising & Promotion, Internet, Marketing, Tom Steinert-Threlkeld

Blog posts 2009-04-29