Facebook Wants to Copy Google? It Needs to Manage Change Better
Facebook once again jars many users with a change to its fundamental look-and-feel. The company had better learn to make less disruptive changes to compete with Google+.
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Facebook once again jars many users with a change to its fundamental look-and-feel. The company had better learn to make less disruptive changes to compete with Google+.
Netflix may have blown it with communicating pricing and company changes with its customers, but that has nothing on the mistake the Qwikster name could represent.
Google opens Google+ to everyone. People have asked if it catch up to Facebook, but a better question may be can Facebook catch up to Google+.
Google gets an early start into the mobile payment market. Only, it needs a lot more than a lead to dominate the new industry.
Google may look like it faces an unpleasant time in a Senate hearing tomorrow. But, realistically, nothing of consequence will happen.
AT&T has to get T-Mobile. Why? Because Verizon has pulled far ahead in rolling out 4G technology and AT&T is worried that it could lose a lot of customers as wireless data access gains importance.
Entrepreneurs should forget about watching the public train wreck at TechCrunch for its own sake and instead draw some important lessons.
Netflix creates Qwikster division to handle DVD rentals. It makes sense from a business perspective, but the company has ticked off the very people who must give their permission: customers.
Twitter's ready to go big time and loses two of its original VC backers. It's a bad sign for start-ups, entrepreneurs, and innovation.
Wall Street shuddered when Netflix announced lower expectations for the number of customers it would have. But if enough spend more, it's a smart business decision.
A captive audience and easy purchasing will make AmazonLocal a stronger Groupon competitor.
RIM blows another quarter, with sales of both BlackBerry smartphones and PlayBook tablets coming in even below reduced expectations.
AOL, Microsoft, and Yahoo hope that banding together gives them more success in selling display ads. But the whole won't be greater than the sum of its parts.
Groupon's planning an IPO for late October or earn November. They might claim that markets are better, but more likely the company needs some big cash infusions.
Microsoft is pushing Windows 8 with developers and Wall Street analysts. It needs to this to be a massive hit to keep the company from next working on its swan song lyrics.