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Internet Strategy
TechCrunch:
At the beginning of 2009, during a now-famous strategy meeting, Twitter’s executives asked themselves, “Are we building a new Internet?” At the crux of that question was the realization that Twitter “introduced a new form of (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
This is a report from our premium subscription research service The Internet Analyst. The Internet Analyst is currently in beta, with a formal launch coming towards the end of 2009. To sign up for a free beta trial, please (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
Matthew Garrahan, FT: News Corporation is paying more than $1m a month to rent an empty office complex in Los Angeles that it has been unable to sub-lease since scrapping an ambitious plan to move MySpace and its other digita (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
An all-star team is forming at StatusNet, the open microblogging service for businesses and communities. The newest addition is Jon Phillips, former community and business development manager for Creative Commons. Phillips (Read More)
TechCrunch:
Earlier this afternoon Fake Steve Jobs took one look at Microsoft’s new Windows Mobile commercial and wrote, “Dancing Twitter icons do not translate into cutting-edge advertising.”I don’t know. I think the commercial is prett (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
We're very pleased to announce the launch of ReadWriteWeb's third country channel: ReadWriteWeb Brazil. It joins our existing two country channels, France and China. ReadWriteWeb Brazil is written in the Portuguese language, (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
It's been a long and winding road for serial volunteer and social media philanthropist Sloane Berrent.Since her unplanned departure from an L.A.-based startup in 2008, Berrent has traveled through eight countries, documenting (Read More)
Silicon Alley Insider:
Forget "It's Y!ou." Yahoo's new ad slogan should be: "Yahoo: making the Internet easier to use."We say this because we finally -- finally! -- figured out what the company's new strategy is under CEO Carol Bartz.Here's how. W (Read More)
ReadWriteWeb:
There's no question that mobile web use is on the rise. Recent reports tell us that cellular networks worldwide are seeing major increases in growth. In fact, there are even concerns that the current infrastructure won't be a (Read More)
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