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- Internet brand-jacking: What can be learned from Exxon Mobil?
- Internet brand-jacking: What can be learned from Exxon Mobil?Is this blackmail?My guess is that this ia actually blackmail.Br, Hessu"Identity is a serious issue on the web"No it's not! And I'm glad it isn't. Only a dumb fool would trust anything he sees on a "social" site, and only a bigger...
- Tags: Branding, Service-now.com, brand, Exxon Mobil Corp., Twitter, Web, Internet
- Discussion threads 2008-08-08
- Why is MySpace News a ghost town?
- When MySpace News launched last month, I described it as the latest move to turn News Corps social networking site into a one-stop-shop, providing as many reasons as possible for its users to stay within the site. MySpace keeps adding new features and content previously provided by 3rd party sites,...
- Tags: MySpace, Social Networks, Social News Sites
- Blog posts 2007-05-15
- MySpace polices video copyright: Where is Google YouTube?
- MySpace is the worlds leading lifestyle portal, as it not so modestly describes itself; The lifestyle portal is owned by an "old" media company, News Corp. YouTube is the premier entertainment destination to watch and share videos worldwide, as it not so modestly describes itself; The entertainment destination is owned...
- Tags: Web technology, video, YouTube Inc., copyright-owner, MySpace, Google Inc.
- Blog posts 2007-05-11
- Message to TV broadcasters banding together against YouTube: Remember Go.com
- Yesterday, I was interviewed by Amy Scott on NPRs Day-to-Day show and the subject of the interview was a Wall St. Journal story that reported on how, in true the enemy of my enemy is my friend fashion, a bunch of television broadcasters are considering a joint Web venture that...
- Tags: TVs, TV & Home Theater, Go.com, YouTube Inc., TV network, TV, network, advertisement, Web
- Blog posts 2006-12-13
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