Why Bing + Facebook = Real Trouble for Google
Bing's integration with Facebook is the asymmetrical advantage Microsoft needs to finally take real market share from Google search.
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LOL: New Apple Patent Hopes To Squash Sexting, But It Ain't Happening
Apple has a new patent that will prevent "unauthorized people" from sending explicit texts, but it is just another control freak move.
Redbox Games Initiative Fails With Overpriced, Shortsighted Planning
Redbox has added games to its repertoire, but bad pricing and narrow options will do much more harm than good.
Forget TVs: The Sony Google TV Set Top Box Will Really Shine
The less-hyped Google TV set top box, not the more expensive TVs, will be Sony's game changer.
Twitter's Patent Strategy: Don't Bother.
Twitter hasn't received any patents, nor filed a single application even as recently as 18 months ago, according to patent office records. The company seems to have an unusual IP strategy.
New Media Dreams Are the Old Delusions of Marketing
Many people write for free for such sites as Huffington Post to get exposure and the potential benefit it might confer. Unfortunately, they use the same bad logic as many marketers.
Amazon Singles Program Pushes Print Publications Closer To Irrelevance
Amazon new article-publishing program shows that long-form journalism isn't in danger, but the print publishers of it certainly are.
Apple iPad Heads to Walmart -- Does It Have Too Much Distribution?
Apple's iPad will be available at Walmarts starting on Friday. It might seem at first blush that having a product everywhere is good, but that's not necessarily true.
High Tech Ramps Up Its Election Contributions
High tech affiliated groups and individuals have greatly increased their pace of donations to political candidates as the industries have matured and influence on politics has become more important.
Why Windows Phone 7 Could Top Google Android Gaming
Microsoft's Windows Phone 7 represents an earnest push into mobile gaming. Google Android's precarious second-place gaming status is in danger for several reasons.
Microsoft Hilarious Windows Phone Ad: 5 Reasons To Buy an iPhone
Microsoft's ads for Windows Phone 7 hit YouTube and prove that the company still doesn't get the subtlety of how to reach people emotionally rather than shoot themselves in the foot.
Did HP's Board Make Yet Another Bone-Headed CEO Choice?
SAP had some significant leadership issues under Leo Apotheker. You have to wonder whether HP's board has made its third bad CEO choice in a row.
Google: Celebrate Your Self-Driving Car with a Licensing Business
Google has announced its success in experiments in automated cars. What it needs now is a way to automate making money off its R&D efforts.
Microsoft Windows Phone 7 Swings Hard and Connects
Microsoft launched Windows Phone 7 today. Although the company is horrifically late to market, the product may actually have what the company needs to succeed.
Why Buckminster Fuller Would Love These New Apps
He made a scrapbook that tops 240 feet when stacked. The next generation of mobile apps is just as obsessive when it comes to bringing analytics to your daily life.
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