From Mediapost.com by Gavin O’Malley Waving the proverbial white flag, MySpace on Monday said its members can now synchronize posts, and other activity, with their Facebook profiles. To some, the move represents a last-ditch effort by the once reigning social network to live on by riding the coattails of Facebook’s unprecedented global success. “It makes you …
Consumers focus on savings not sprees
A recent consumer study reported in Brandweek confirms many of my suspicions.
“As the economic downturn has persisted, marketers have comforted themselves with the thought that a lot of pent-up demand must be accumulating. But a survey issued this month by Deloitte and the Harrison Group gives reason to wonder whether this reservoir of demand actually exists.”
Google Tries Freebasing
Good article that talks about Google buying company Freebase, a free collaborative database. More interesting is a host of other acuisitions making up a veritable buying spree. Business Insider SAI, the author even offered grades on other acquisitions not listed below.
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