Every marketer questions how they allocate their marketing dollars. Every business is different, every region is different. However we all find a bit of affirmation in understanding how we spend our marketing dollars when compared with others. Here is an infographic from Mashable (one of our favorite sites) outlining how top media
News Corp. today sold Myspace to Specific Media for a reported $35 million today. $35 million is certainly nothing to sneeze at, but News Corp. bought Mysapce for $580 million in 2005. Mysapce has suffered a significant loss in both value and visitors under the News Corp. umbrella. Myspace, the once mighty
In a world of ever increasing demands for digital storage space, we have moved our conversations from megabytes to gigabytes to terabytes. For most of us, a terabyte or two is plenty of space these days for our documents, our games, our photos and our music. For those who run servers and
One of our favorite videos over the last several years are those put together by Erik Qualman, the author of Socialnomics. Here is his newest video showing the power and reach of social networks in 2011. Hope you enjoy it as much as we do (though we miss the Fat Boy Slim
Shopping is changing and changing rapidly. How many of us bought anything online at the turn of the century, where today we think very little of purchasing everything from movie tickets to airplane tickets online. We are now moving into a new sector of online shopping, mobile shopping with our cell phones.
