With the recent IPO of Linkein valuing the company at $8.9 billion or 36 times its 2010 revenue, the question arises, is there a new tech bubble? We remember all too well the tech bubble that came to a crash in 2000 with thousands of startup tech companies one day worth millions and
Skype, recently purchased by Microsoft for $8.5 billion, is one of those phenomenons that would have been unthinkable just a few years ago. While there are still occasional bugs and outages, the service is still one of the most popular out there and remains free for most people. Here is a fun little history
Yesterday we showed how so many services have been so widely adopted within the Geosocial Universe. Today we share another infographic from Jess3 showing where we have adopted these technologies as well.
What a difference 8 years can make. From its start in 2003 to its aquisition by Microsoft a few weeks ago for $8.5 billion, Skype has become a huge phenomenon whose future could potentially change communication as we know it. Here is an infographic by the folks at Focus.com outlining the history,
The following infographic from Scout Analytics outlines the problems newspapers are facing in trying to get similar revenues from online content they once did from print content. The facts are the time spent with an actual newspaper is exponentially longer than with online news and consequently that translates into an obvious dollar per minute
