By R "Ray" Wang on July 3, 2011
Timing of Google+ Bodes Well For Enterprise Users And Google Lately, one could say Google’s been a bit absent from the social business party. The premature launch of Google Wave exposed a canvas looking for a masterpiece painting. Failing fast and learning from the Google Wave lesson, Google’s latest offering, Google+ shows promise in bringing [...]
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By Anshu Sharma on June 30, 2011
Yes, we have a new social network and I am a proud profile carrying member of the new elite created by an artificial scarcity of invites. A technique now pretty much a requirement for launching anything new that’s social with 2 benefits, the obvious bu…
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Culture, entropy, Facebook, google, history, MySpace, Privacy, Social network |
By Maggie Fox on April 12, 2011
Big company buys small social company. Several unremarkable years pass. Big company suddenly announces that they are sunsetting/shuttering/selling small company, now much diminished from lack of care and feeding. Rinse and repeat. I get that this happens – I get that cultures clash (AOL/TimeWarner, anyone?) and I also get that the initial innovation stagnation problem [...]
Posted in Business | Tagged Cisco, Delicious, Diigo, Facebook, Flip, flipcam, M&A, Mergers & Acquisitions, MySpace, Yahoo |
By John Taschek on February 7, 2011
As I write this, it is kickoff time for the Super Bowl, an event that galvanizes people as much as Bill O’Reilly does on a day to day basis. The Super Bowl is a brand, and while millions watch it, millions refuse to watch it, and hundreds of thousands are forced to watch it because [...]
Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged apple, chatter, Cloud Computing, Facebook, green bay packers, MySpace, NetBase, packers, real-time, salesforce.com, scoble, scobleizer, steelers, Super Bowl, taschek |
By Niel Robertson on December 2, 2010
There has been a lot of speculation lately about a pending purchase of Groupon by Google. A lot of the more recent news recently has focused on all the reasons why this is a bad idea, especially around the purchase price and Groupon’s human-intensive sales model. I wanted to share a few thoughts on this [...]
Posted in Business, Featured Posts | Tagged advertising, DoubleClick, Entrepreneurship, google, Groupon, MySpace, PeopleSoft, ReachLocal |