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Wikis Are Now Serious Business - ReadWriteWeb
These days, just as blogs are, wikis are on their way to winning a reputation as serious publishing platforms.
Growing Customer Loyalty
Satisfied customers are the best customers. In addition to returning to your business to make repeat purchases, satisfied customers are more likely to recommend your business to others.
Where does Google go next?
Yes, it's making gobs of money. Yes, it's full of smart people. Yes, it's a wonderful place to work. So why are so many people leaving?
Who Woulda Thunk It: Google Still Wants Deal With Yahoo
“We have been talking to Yahoo and we are very excited to be working with them. We share a lot of values with them,” said Brin. Schmidt pointed out that the two week trial with Yahoo had been a success, saying that it’s a “good basis to talk to Yahoo some more”
The Longtail Rules the Blogosphere. "A-Listers" Don't Deliver More Value.
Conclusion : The LongTail Rules
While "A-List" blogs may be able to deliver high volumes of display advertising inventory, sponsored posts on hundreds of "longtail" blogs are capable of delivering advertisers a stronger value short term, and offer a long term value not available through any form of display ads offered by the A-Listers.
Microsoft: Saving face by buying Facebook? | Webware : Cool Web apps for everyone
More specifically, Microsoft's bankers have been shooting "subtle signals" in Facebook's direction, without expecting much of an outcome. "We just want to gauge their interest, more than any real effort," a shadowy financial type told Swisher, adding that he or she doesn't think Facebook will budge from its desire to eventually go public.
Microsoft’s Shopping List - Sramana Mitra on Strategy
A far more interesting question looms on the Microsoft side. What is Microsoft’s Internet strategy going forward?
Why Yahoo Should Go Ahead With Google Outsourcing Deal
Yahoo's search partnership with Google (GOOG) played a major role in allowing the company to fight off Microsoft (MSFT). By offering the hope of immediately higher cash flow, it should also stop Yahoo's stock price from falling back to the teens.
The Gillmor Gang assesses Microsoft's decision to abandon its Yahoo bid | Outside the Lines - CNET News.com
Google is a big winner, Microsoft is not dead and lives to bid another day and Yahoo better be able to execute with precision on its strategy or it faces difficult times and a less lucrative result for shareholders.
Stumbling Towards More Conversions | WebProNews
StumbleUpon has been around a while, and if you're like 5 million others, you understand what an addictive, stimulus-response type network it really is. But like with other social networks such as Digg, Twitter, or Facebook, many marketers are still at a loss for how to make the most of it.
Nokia-Navteq Deal Hits An EU Air Pocket - GigaOM
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Nokia’s $8.1 billion takeover of Chicago-based digital mapping company, Navteq
has hit a snag. The European Union is going to conduct an in-depth investigation
into the deal
New Google Mobile feature lets you search without typing | Googling Google | ZDNet.com
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lets you browse through categories of businesses without you having to type a word on your mobile device.
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The new feature,
Everywhere and nowhere
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Social networking will become a ubiquitous feature of online life. That does not mean it is a business
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So it is entirely conceivable that social networking, like web-mail, will never make oodles of money.
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Techdirt: TomTom's Attempt To Buy Tele Atlas Gets Even More Complex
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EU has objections to the TomTom purchase which will force the company to make concessions. These objections won't scuttle the deal completely, but will (of course) make it somewhat less than what TomTom hoped it would be. Garmin must be thrilled.
CrunchGear » Archive » Acer to buy E-Ten, is the aPhone coming soon?
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E-Ten, as you’ll remember, makes the Glofiish line of smartphones, including the X600, the X800, the X650, the X500 and X500+, the M700, and the M800. All are beautiful phones
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The deal is expected to go through in Q3
Acer to acquire smart phone maker E-Ten
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Acer, the
world's third largest PC vendor, has signed an agreement to buy handheld device
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Add Sticky NoteThe acquisition will put Acer in the position to market and further develop a
range of handheld devices, including smart phones and GPS devices.- This could be huge. Acer gets some great smartphones this way. - on 2008-03-03
Microsoft's Google-killer strategy: Finally on the way? | Coop's Corner : A Blog from Charlie Cooper - CNET News.com
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The new strategy will, I'm told, lay out a roadmap of moves across three major areas: the transformation of the company's portfolio of enterprise applications to a web-services architecture, the launch of web versions of its major PC applications
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It's about time. In the last couple of years, Microsoft has moved in fits and starts toward embracing cloud computing.
Business Technology : Your Boss Knows What Web Sites You Visit
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You’re being watched: Most employers monitor workers’ Internet use, according to a new survey.
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In general, Avramidis tells us, workers who get their jobs done shouldn’t worry much about what Web sites they visit or how long they spend on there.
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