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Apple iAds Fumble Not Reflective of Mobile Marketing Industry

By Kristen Nicole Aug 16, 2010

After the promise of Apple’s iAds helped to soften the potential blow of Google’s growing Android influence, it looks like iAds hasn’t been able to follow through on all the hype. Apple’s mobile advertising…

How to Game the Human Brain: Copious Citations

By Aug 16, 2010

I caught a quick post today from Tim Finin on Semweb-focused blog “UMBC ebiquity” that talked about the relationship between a high number of citations in scholarly and white papers and how often that…

E-Reading, Multitasking, and a Less Insightful Society, Part 1

By Bert Latamore Aug 16, 2010

E-reading, basically the act of reading books, newspapers, and magazines on mobile computing devices, has become surprisingly controversial. From people who cling to the “experience” of reading and say that reading on a screen…

Startups: The Case for the Fat Startup by Ben Horowitz

By Ben Horowitz Aug 16, 2010

By Ben Horowitz Much has been written and said about the current economic downturn and the resulting lessons on how to run high-technology companies. Quite famously, Sequoia Capital, the premier venture capital firm in…

M&A: Frank Quattrone & Qatalyst Scores Win With Dell 3Par Deal

By John Furrier Aug 16, 2010

One piece of data emerging out of the Dell Computer takeover bid for 3Par is that Frank Quattrone’s firm Qatlyst handled the transaction for 3Par with Credit Suisse representing Dell. SiliconANGLE covered the news…

And for magicJack’s Latest Trick, Free iPhone and iPad Calls.

By Kristen Nicole Aug 16, 2010

Back in Janurary we learned of YMAX’s plans for a femtocall gadget, which would enable free VoIP calls to landlines and cell phones, giving some oft-needed boosting power to your mobile devices, such as…

The Social Media Ripple Effect on OldTeeVee

By Daisy Whitney Aug 16, 2010

Does online buzz for a TV show equate to better ratings for that show? Not always, but it often translates into more engagement with the show and with the commercials in it – and…

Hey Google: Where is Poets and Quants? [Spam Watch]

By Tom Foremski Aug 16, 2010

Has Google lost the battle against the companies that game its system of ranking search results? It certainly seems that way from my anecdotal usage. John Byrne, the former BusinessWeek editor seems to feel…

Dell to Buy 3Par for $1.5 Billion, Optimizing Data Storage for the Enterprise

By Kristen Nicole Aug 16, 2010

Dell has announced its plans to acquire data-storage company 3Par for about $1.5 billion in cash. The deal is expected to boost Dell’s enterprise offerings for corporate technology entities. 3Par, founded in 1999, builds…

Confirmed: Hurd Paid Off Fisher To Avoid Sexual Harrassment

By John Furrier Aug 15, 2010

Wall Street journal is confirming via a source involved in the HP board dealings that Mark Hurd settled the sexual harassment claim with Jodie Fisher on August 4th to block HP from investigating the…

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Apple iAds Fumble Not Reflective of Mobile Marketing Industry

E-Reading, Multitasking, and a Less Insightful Society, Part 1

Startups: The Case for the Fat Startup by Ben Horowitz

And for magicJack’s Latest Trick, Free iPhone and iPad Calls.

Hey Google: Where is Poets and Quants? [Spam Watch]

Confirmed: Hurd Paid Off Fisher To Avoid Sexual Harrassment

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