What is one device that everyone has? It’s not a TV, not a computer, or not even a laundry machine (me). But we all got cellphones. More and more of us are getting iPhones too, and with the development of open-source Android, the possibilities are endless.
Enter Eric Litman and Rana Sobhany, rockstars and media [...]
January 1, 2008 – 11:20 am
When you visit google.com today, there is a new doodle:
When you click the link, it queries “January 1 tcp/ip“, which links to a Digg story about today being the 25th birthday of TCP/IP.
The funny thing is, under this story is a flurry of Adsense scams.
As soon as the doodle went up, people created content [...]
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Also posted in Bad, Blogging, Competition, Controversy, Ethics, Google, History, Holidays, Ideas, Internet, Scam
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Tagged Adsense, Scam, tcp/ip
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November 7, 2007 – 2:56 pm
When I went to create a Facebook “Page” for Planet Blacksburg, I noticed that you can add apps to them. I clicked on the More Applications and then the “by Facebook” tab. There are a few really cool apps that I have never seen before.
My favorite is the Flash player app. Looks like you can [...]
From the CNETTV Blog, by Rich DeMuro
When I saw that first iPhone ad pop up on TV a few weeks ago, I stopped in my tracks. While I had seen lots of pictures and read lots of write-ups about the phone and its features, this was the first time I had seen fingers on [...]
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Also posted in Apple, CNET, Honesty, Innovation, Marketing, Media, Mobile, Research, Television, Video, iPhone, iPod
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25 years of media mergers, from GE-NBC to Google-YouTube.
This image shows how only a few big corporations control the media.
Source: Columbia Journalism Review, Free Press
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Also posted in Disney, Entertainment, GE, Google, History, Microsoft, Money, New Media, News Corp, Reference, Social Media, Time-Warner, Timeline, Viacom, Yahoo!
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The search giant willl shell out $3.1 billion in cash for the Internet’s largest advertising group DoubleClick, according to a press release today.
“It has been our vision to make Internet advertising better–less intrusive, more effective and more useful,” said Sergey Brin, one of Google’s co-founders.
According to CNET, Yahoo!, Microsoft, and AOL were also in talks [...]
