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• The BoP and their "Africa" price

  
  Perspective 2.0 — Authority: 109
  Our good friend John Lumbe writes in from Malawi that the price of a loaf of bread is 100 Kwacha and an egg can cost between 18 and 20 kwacha. Not half a dozen or a dozen, they buy eggs as single treats. Imagine if a minutes phonecall to a person using a different network is 70 kwacha worth - thats a lot of food to ...
  4 hours ago

• Puzzle Time Wines

  
  bevlog | beer, wine, spirits trends | beverage blog — Authority: 460
  As lawyers, we would never condone playing games on wine labels. But here are two examples where TTB was okay with it. On the left, Puzzle Time wine has a word search game. On the right, the Fetzer label features a “rebus.” That’s right, a rebus. The approval describes a rebus as “a kind of word puzzle ...
  8 hours ago

• GOOG could lose more than Murdoch

  
  Tom Foremski: IMHO — Authority: 495
  The accepted wisdom is that if Rupert Murdoch and other newspapers block Google then they will suffer and die. But is that really true? These are some of the facts: - The value of Google search traffic to the newspapers is low. Its loss wouldn’t make much difference to the newspapers’ already poor online ...
  11 hours ago

• Control and the Days of Hot Type

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  Short honk: The electronically adept Guardian (UK newspaper) ran “ The Case for Books by Robert Darnton. Dinah Birch praises Robert Darnton, a passionate defender of the printed word. ” This is a book review laced with the Guardian’s nostalgia for a time when newspapers were the curators of intelligent ...
  15 hours ago

• A Startling Look at IBM and the Future of Search, IBM?

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  I find it amusing when “the future of search” is invoked. When that phrase occurs when discussing IBM, I enjoy the remark because IBM and search are not synonymous in my experience. Sure, IBM was * the leader * in search with its original STAIRS product. But since that golden era, IBM has floundered in search, ...
  15 hours ago

• Google and Speed, Which Kills

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  Google’s focus on speed is one of those isolated Google dots that invite connection with other Google dots. Connecting the dots is easy when you are in grade school. The dots are big and the images used in grade school have parts filled in to help the easily bored student. Check out the image from Natural ...
  17 hours ago

• Hugh Fletcher on mistakes and outcomes

  
  En Avant — Authority: 120
  Fletcher Building , one of New Zealand’s most prominent companies, marked its 100th anniversary this year.  As part of the coverage, Hugh Fletcher, grandson of the founder and a prominent businessman in his own right, was interviewed by Radio New Zealand on Saturday morning.  It’s become fashionable to ...
  19 hours ago

• C-Suite: Ad Providers More Important to Strategy

  
  The NMS Blog — Authority: 147
  As cautiously optimistic global C-suite executives continue to focus on cost-containment, they expect that their advertising and communications providers will become more critical to their business strategy in the coming months, according to (pdf) research from Doremus and the Financial Times. The sixth annual ...
  1 day ago

• SQL Server and Total Economic Impact

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  Wow, “total economic impact”. That sounds like Cold War rhetoric from the Hermann Kahn school of strategic thinking. You can download the paper, written by Forrester (consulting firm) for Microsoft (company in the gun site of Google) from the ZDNet France Web site. (I have a ZDNet France account because I have a ...
  1 day ago

• Google Books, The Nov 14 Edition

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  If you were awake at 11 54 pm Eastern time, you would have seen Google’s “ Modifications to the Google Books Settlement .” Prime time for low profile information distribution. I find it interesting that national libraries provided Google an opportunity to do their jobs. Furthermore, despite the revisionism in ...
  1 day ago

• SAP and Its Pricing: A Sign of Deeper Challenges?

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  SAP is an outfit that provides me with some clues about what will happen to over-large enterprise software vendors. The company grew via acquisition. The company followed IBM’s approach to generating revenue from services. The company made shifts in its services pricing. The company has done just about every trick ...
  1 day ago

• How to Profit from “Cost Per Action” Marketing…

  
  The Internet Marketing University — Authority: 506
  There’s a new wave of Internet Marketing that’s taking the ‘net by storm… It’s called CPA – Cost Per Action – Marketing, and it’s a heck of a lot easier than regular affiliate marketing, as well as half the work! Image via Wikipedia In this brand new report, the “Newbies Guide to ...
  2 days ago

• Adam Werbach’s Strategies for Sustainability

  
  Triple Pundit — Authority: 645
  When Adam Werbach talks, people listen. And for good reason – his career track has been explosive, from being elected the youngest-ever President of the Sierra Club at age 23 to his more recent work with Walmart attempting to engage all 2 million or their Associates. Currently, he is the CEO of Saatchi & ...
  2 days ago

• Three Scenarios: How Can Indian Firms Leverage Social Technologies Within the Workplace?

  
  Gauravonomics Blog on Social Media and Social Change — Authority: 406
  Gaurav and Gautam collaboratively wrote this blog post on a wiki. This is the first in the series of blog posts where we will explore how social technologies, when used effectively within the organization, can create significant business value for Indian firms. A TYPICAL CONVERSATION Ever since Gautam ...
  2 days ago

• WolframAlpha Makes It to Popular Science

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  Popular Science, like Mechanix Illustrated, are interesting but increasingly slim publications. I remember the good old days of big fat magazines, stuffed with interesting articles. My interest in science began with Popular Science and a weekly called Science News. My memory is not too good when I push back 45 years. ...
  2 days ago

• Clop Cloppity Clop Clop: The Sound of Google in Education

  
  Beyond Search — Authority: 547
  I don’t want to belabor the obvious, but educational publishers may want to keep a close eye on the Google. The firm has been gaining traction in education at an increasingly rapid pace since 2006, the pivotal year in case you have been following my analyses of Google. If you are unaware of the Google as a one stop ...
  2 days ago

• Insurance Coverage for Trademark Infringement Actions

  
  The IP ADR Blog — Authority: 114
  Whether a commercial case can be settled or not often depends upon the existence of insurance coverage.  This opinion - answering the question "yes" for a trademark infringement action - was sent down by the California Court of Appeal today. Caveat reader :  I havent read the case yet and am only providing the ...
  2 days ago

• Public healthcare could spur Silicon Valley innovation and create jobs

  
  Tom Foremski: IMHO — Authority: 495
  I was looking at a survey of small businesses and whether they would cancel their healthcare plans if public healthcare were available. VerticalResponse, which offers surveys and email marketing services, p olled 831 small US businesses about the effect of public healthcare on their business. Theron Kabrich the CEO ...
  2 days ago

• Small-Business Guide - Marketing Your Business With Facebook - NYTimes.com [del.icio.us]

  
  Lara Kretler's blog — Authority: 143
  NYT on how to market your business via Facebook
  3 days ago

• Warner Bros. Thinks P2P Gets Unfairly Vilified

  
  Computer & Internet - computer-internet.marc8.com — Authority: 164
  Warner Bros. is one of the companies that have spent a huge deal of time and money in trying to get the people behind The Pirate Bay put in jail. The same company is also going after Aussie ISP iiNet, initially claiming that the Internet provider engaged in primary acts of copyright infringement because its ...
  3 days ago

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