So, Interwebs…How ‘Bout Them Dodgers?
On Monday, in what may have been the least surprising news in baseball since Babe Ruth hit his umpteenth homer,…
On Monday, in what may have been the least surprising news in baseball since Babe Ruth hit his umpteenth homer,…
TWEAK Footwear has done something that no one else has attempted before: They have created a brand ‘for people’, and they have done this by establishing a social community around ‘the sneaker’. Their ultimate goal is to use social networks to connect fans and learn exactly what these fans want in a product.
An entrepreneur asked me a rhetorical question last week. “How much more could you achieve in a year if you had 10% fewer meetings? In particular if the value of that work grew like compound interest…”
What does $35 million get you these days? How about 34.9 million monthly uniques, one Grammy award-winning musician and a…
Parties, premieres, poolside power lunches — summertime in LA comes with a pretty packed social calendar. And of course, this being the city of angels, all of those events are fun and fabulous in and of themselves. But, now there’s a way to make them even better. Or at least more altruistic.
Pre-packaged love coupon books are a thing of the past! A Los Angeles-based company called Datevitation is a new and…
Google is not evil. At least that’s what they tell us. And, their latest product release would support that assumption. Google recently announced “Me On The Web”, a new service designed to help users better understand how their online, indexed identity is constructed and give them the tools to help maintain it themselves.
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TechCrunch recently published a piece claiming that the Facebook Ad Sales Chief said there are 50 Million Likes Per Day For Pages. Let’s put this number in context.
Facebook to launch iPad app. More bad news for RIM.
Panasonic to launch 10.1-inch android Toughbook
Apple is banning both providers of CPI ads and applications running paid CPI ad units. This announcement comes on the heels of speculation that Apple has changed the rankings of top applications over the past few weeks to account for DAU figures and reviews. Both these actions point to Apple’s desire to have more control over app rankings quality, like Google’s search quality.
The TVGuide.com list of the Top 10 Most Social Shows of 2010-2011 runs the gamut from major ratings hits like American Idol to more cult creations like Fringe and Castle.
Beta is the new “it” word. If you need proof, the magnitude of this gotta-have-it feeling is measured by the number of emails on sign up lists for products yet to be released.
Apple settles lawsuit with Nokia, starts selling unlocked iPhones, and may be releasing a new Macbook Air soon.
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