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Mulling the impact of new Reg FD guidance

Mulling the impact of new Reg FD guidanceThe press release isn't dead, it's evolvingIt's just one ruling, albeit one that caused people to sit up and listen because the SEC is not usually thought of as progressive or flexible. The bad news for the "death of the press release" kids...

Tags: Blogging, new Reg FD guidance, Reg FD guidance, Reg FD

Discussion threads 2008-07-31

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News to know: Apple patch; IBM; PC upgrades; EDS; Yahoo

Notable headlines: Ryan Naraine: Apple finally ships DNS flaw fix, patches 16 other Mac OS X holes Nate McFeters: Black Hat talk on Apple encryption flaw pulled Black Hat Sneak Preview Larry Dignan: IBM plans building spree: To build $360M...

Tags: Google Inc., Facebook, Larry Dignan, PC, Yahoo! Inc., Apple Inc., Electronic Data Systems Corp., IBM Corp., FireWire, Sales Strategy, Desktops, Consumer Electronics, Personal Technology, Sales, Hardware

Blog posts 2008-08-01

Mulling the impact of new Reg FD guidance

While most commenters on the new Reg FD guidance are understandably cautious, I'm going to stick my neck out. Trying to parse the opaque language used in the guidance is not easy, couched as it is in unhelpfully vague terms. That doesn't stop the social media mavens...

Tags: SEC, Social Media, Dennis Howlett

Blog posts 2008-07-31

Predictive markets: Can they work for the enterprise?

Best Buy, Corning, Google and a bunch of other companies are dabbling in prediction markets for corporate decision making and there may even be a little return on investment given that traditional forecasting methods aren't better. Prediction markets are speculation hubs where traders predict future events. In...

Tags: Prediction Market, Tools & Techniques, Sales Force Management, Strategy, Management, Sales, Larry Dignan

Blog posts 2008-07-31

SEC unanimously approves use of corporate blogs to meet Reg FD requirements

This SEC guidance, if carefully leveraged by public companies, could be a boon for social media allies and for saving marketing dollars -- but also a potential loss for traditional wire services. by Jennifer Leggio

Tags: SEC, Blog, Social Media, Jennifer Leggio

Blog posts 2008-07-30