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Welcome to the bigger picture

WSJ.com - Portals: The difference between the old media elite and the new blogging elite is that the latter gets redefined much more frequently. All it takes is attracting links from other bloggers. If you're clever enough, you can make a career out of complaining about never being mentioned by...

Tags: elite, Memeorandum, Gomes

Blog posts 2005-12-07

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Over WiFi at DIA, free speech is DOA

SI model Jessica Gomes, if you must know. Our own Maggie Reardon expands on a  Denver Post story that notes the Denver International Airport has chosen to block Wi-Fi access to such sites as boingboing.net,  the website of Vanity Fair magazine, and even the web link to...

Tags: Sports Illustrated, Wireless LANs, Wi-Fi, Wireless, Russell Shaw

Blog posts 2008-03-07

iPhone's enterprise problem: wary ITs

Today's Wall Street Journal offers a sobering assessment of iPhone's chances in the enterprise.Not that such an adaptation trend would not be popular. As the WSJ's Jessica Vascellaro and Nick Wingfield write and I am loosely paraphrasing here some of the same consumers who will buy, and quite likely fall...

Tags: Apple

Blog posts 2007-06-19

WSJ: iPhone a tough sell to IT departments

A piece in today's edition of the Wall Street Journal ("Companies Hang Up on Apple's iPhone" paid sub. req'd) points out one of iPhone's biggest potential deficiencies - its lack of compatibility with corporate email systems by RIM, Microsoft and Motorola.While iPhones can be used for email, for now, many...

Tags: iPhone

Blog posts 2007-06-19

Wii outsells PS3 5-fold in Japan

Wii outsells PS3 5-fold in JapanHave you seen this?http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Z1hwb5yGZZQBased on that advert, I'd buy the Wii! The key line is were the blonde says [i]"I'm cheap *and* fun"[/i]. It is a good ad. The PS3 is staid, boring and ...dull. The Wii is fun.Where's my credit card?????XBOX360You forgot to include...

Tags: Games, Sony PlayStation 2, Sony PlayStation 3, Nintendo Wii, game

Discussion threads 2007-06-06

News to know: Zero day; Yahoo; dying iPods

Yahoos reorg from all angles.Novell: We’ll help Microsoft develop ODF compatibility in Office, if they ask. Satellite to be rerouted in James Kim search.The Wall Street Journals Lee Gomes has an interesting take on Silicon Valleys support for microlending subscription required.Also in the Journal, what do you do when your...

Tags: General

Blog posts 2006-12-06

Golden age of PR?

“We’re about to enter the golden age of PR,” Steve Rubel, senior vice president at Edelman, the “largest independent global PR firm,” aka Micro Persuasion, believes, as I cite in “Is PR the antidote to click fraud?” Rubel at his blog recently in reaction to a Business Week story...

Tags: Edelman, public relations

Blog posts 2006-10-15

Zillow and the Long Tail

Over at the Zillow blog today, Mark Eamer announced that the company will offer an open API for developers to use to access the company's real estate values estimates and related information. Why, because Zillow "believes that real estate is all about the long tail." ...

Tags: Anderson, Zillow, Chris Anderson

Blog posts 2006-07-27

Where are the profits in the long tail?

Nicholas Carr over at his blog Rough Type points to a discussion about Chris Anderson's Long Tail theory: In his column in the Wall Street Journal today, Lee Gomes tries to debunk Chris Anderson's Long Tail theory, and on his Long Tail blog today, Anderson tries to debunk Gomes's debunking....

Tags: long tail, tail, Mr Anderson, sales

Blog posts 2006-07-26

New rules: the mashup of business strategy and corporate comms

There is mashup of business strategy and corporate communications occurring that some companies are using to their advantage, while others are stumbling upon this potent combination by accident or intuition.Let me give you some examples of what I mean:-Dan Scheinman is head of Cisco's mergers and acquisitions, and also he...

Tags: Mr Nolan, comm, blogger, A-list

Blog posts 2006-03-21

The Death of Podcasting

Podcasting, the underground movement begun by VH1 DJ Adam Curry and the irascible Dave Winer, is no more. The fledgling technology, actually nothing more than a bootstrap of the failed XML ASCII text scripting language, was dealt a fatal blow when Apple Computer, the Beatles' record company, released a version...

Tags: Frank Barnako, podcasting

Blog posts 2005-07-18

VeriSign to revive redirect service

VeriSign to revive redirect service85 percent have a "preference" VeriSign's Matt Larson, who spoke at the meeting organized by the Security and Stability Advisory Committee of the Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers ICANN, said a poll paid for by his company showed 84 percent of U.S. citizens surveyed...

Tags: SECURITY, VeriSign Inc., ICANN, Matt Larson

Discussion threads 2003-10-15