Today’s Tech headlines: Google Aquires JotSpot Google shares ad wealth with videographers Microsoft has a new image on their boxed software Who’d have thunk just a few years ago that so many would be pitying Microsoft as the “has been” … Continue reading
Like many frothing at the mouth online analysts and social networking ravers, Pete Cashmore suggests that Zuckerberg is right to act like he’s in no rush to sell Facebook, but this is silly. Zuckerberg is playing high stakes poker and … Continue reading
My Cicarelli test of a few weeks ago, where I blogged about the top Technorati search term, sent a few hundred visits total over the two week period. It’s not clear they were “extra” visits though I think they … Continue reading
It’s getting harder to be bullish on Yahoo even though I personally remain bullish on their long term prospects. Yahoo remains the number one website in the world, the number one video streaming site, and has the best and coolest … Continue reading
I’m still confused about what seems like a significant overreaction in the blogosphere to Wal Mart’s PR agency Edelman’s decision to sponsor a couple in their RV trip across America. The blog, now called a “fake” by many but not … Continue reading
Business week is fretting over how Google will monetize the YouTube content and whether they’ll share with Myspace owners News Corp. Myspace users have embedded tons of YouTube video content in their personal pages so this is potentially a big … Continue reading
Irrational exuberance in the dot com shopping aisles? No, it’s a chess game and Google’s winning….again. I’m really starting to understand what seems like irrational exuberance on the part of Google and the major players. A Google aquisition of Facebook … Continue reading
I’m mangling his point a bit in that title, but Zenrob has a great new post that does some math to ponder Robert Scoble’s question to me today: “Tell me, is the $3 million for a minute of Superbowl ad … Continue reading
Here’s a good summary of the Google YouTube deal from the New York Times. They note that one analyst suggests this is not a spreadsheet valuation as much as a way to keep competitors away from all the juicy eyeballs … Continue reading
Mark Cuban, no stranger to online video having made about a billion in that field, challenges Google’s sanity in the YouTube deal here. It seems to me Cuban’s been the most insightful of those reviewing this deal and my first … Continue reading
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