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WPP Rebranding Da Vinci to Synarchy: Dumb Move or Dumbest Move?

My colleague David Weir has an excellent run down on the deal between WPP and Yahoo's online ad exchange (two failing giants huddling together in the cold, cold night from what I can tell). But the story out of WPP that's really lighting up the ad blogosphere is their decision...

Tags: Society, Blogosphere, Wikipedia, Synarchy, Government, Wiki, Vertical Industries, Blogging, Online Communications, Enterprise Software, Software, Internet, Jake Swearingen

Blog posts 2008-05-16

The Latest Around the Airline Blogosphere

I thought I'd end the week with a roundup of what other bloggers are talking about in the airline world. There's plenty of news, so let's take a look. Arthur Frommer has a piece on the increasing cost of flights to Hawai'i now that ATA and...

Tags: Airline, Blogosphere, Blogging, Workforce Management, Internet, Human Resources, Brett Snyder

Blog posts 2008-05-16

Sun and NetApp's IP War: Clogging the Blogosphere

Its war between Sun Microsystems and Network Appliance, and the blogosphere is the battleground -- for now. Here's the breakdown of events: *Sun accused NetApp of infringing on its patent copyrights and demanded $36 million. *NetApp denied doing so, and then filed a law suit against...

Tags: Storage, Lori Deschene, IP, blogosphere, NetApp, Sun Microsystems Inc., Dave Hitz, open source

Blog posts 2007-10-25

How to Build Brand Loyalty in a Niche Market

The blogosphere is a-buzz today with talk about Nike's new Air Native N7 -- a sneaker specially designed for Native American feet, which are wider and taller than the average foot. The N7 is expected to accomplish quite a bit.  Not only will the shoe combat obesity and diabetes (all...

Tags: Globalization, Branding, Blogging, brand loyalty, Lori Deschene, Nike Inc., Air Native N7, Native American, brand

Blog posts 2007-09-26

Staying on the Right Side of Discrimination Law

The blogosphere is alight today with commentary on Sunday's New York Times Magazine article "Family-Leave Values." The basic thesis of the lengthy piece is that workers who have lost their jobs due to family commitments, have been suing and winning in greater numbers and have been doing so using an...

Tags: Blogging, Jessica Stillman, family commitment, worker, Center for WorkLife Law

Blog posts 2007-07-30

Enter the Blogosphere

Enter the BlogosphereHow do I??I am very new to the concept of blogging and have read blogs, but how does not go about getting a blog of there own? Also how would a blog help my business??Thanks so much for anyones feedback.WordPressYou might want to start here: http://wordpress.com/ for information...

Tags: Blogging, blog, blogosphere

Discussion threads 2007-04-19

Video: Enter the Blogosphere

Where do blogs come from and why do personality, opinion, and expression matter? Host: Dan Farber, editor in chief, ZDNET Length: 00:02:47 by BNET staff

Tags: Blogging, BNET staff, blogosphere

Blog posts 2007-04-18

Enter the Blogosphere

Where did blogs come from and why do personality, opinion and expression really matter?

Tags: Expression, Blogging, Internet, blogosphere

Videos 2005-03-08

Additional Resources

SSDGURUS.com -- A Dedicated Enterprise-Class Solid-State Disk Blog

WHO: WadeTuma , founder of Solid DataSystems , Mark Hayashida, vice president of systems architecture andchief technology officer, Jerry Martuscelli, director of sales and customerservice, plus a host of solid state disk SSD industry experts will blogabout all things related to enterprise-class SSDs. WHAT: About SSDGURUS.com --...

Articles 2008-06-26

Sponsored-Blogging: Opportunities for Pay-for-Post Marketing - Now Available

DUBLIN, Ireland -- Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/research/17b51c/sponsoredblogging) has announced the addition of the "Sponsored-Blogging: Opportunities for Pay-for-Post Marketing" report to their offering. The Internet continues to make it difficult for traditional newspapers to survive, and some analysts and pundits are predicting that we'll see the last print newspaper...

Articles 2008-06-24

'This is not going to be some Tory rag'

PUBLISHING POLITICAL MAGAZINES Conservative blogger Iain Dale explains to Andy McSmith why he's shifting his focus from the internet to print by launching 'Total Politics' In the contest between the blogosphere and the printed press, you might expect Iain Dale to be a...

Articles 2008-06-23

Proximic Opens Alternative Contextual Advertising Platform to Millions of Online Publishers

Proximic , a new player in the contextual advertising andcontent-matching arena, today announced a self-service content andadvertising program that will enable publishers of all sizes to monetizetheir traffic. Previously reserved for large global publishers, Proximichas opened its platform for mainstream media sites, blogs, and othercontent producers to take...

Articles 2008-06-17

Missouri Legal Briefs: June 13, 2008

Apparently, when you're an Islamic expert hired by the U.S. Army to counsel military leaders on culture, saying you want to fight for Iran doesn't make a good first impression. A Virginia woman filed a defamation lawsuit in federal court in both Western Missouri and Kansas this...

Articles 2008-06-13

Fox News calls 'Obama Baby Mama' graphic poor judgment

WASHINGTON AFP — US cable network Fox News found itself in hot water this week after referring to Barack Obama's wife as "Obama's Baby Mama" and asking if a gesture the Obamas exchanged was a "terrorist fist jab." A graphic with the words "Outraged Liberals: Stop Picking on...

Articles 2008-06-13

Navellier & Associates Enters the Blogosphere with the Launch of Two Investor Blogs

Among the First Money Management Firms to Blog, Encouraging Two-Way Investor Discussions, and 21st Century Connectivity Despite Common Financial Industry Obstacles RENO, Nev. -- Navellier & Associates, a registered investment advisor that manages about $4.5 billion in a variety of portfolios for institutional and individual clients, today announced...

Articles 2008-06-10

Interacting with bloggers called vital for business

The blogosphere. Social media. New media. Social networks. Chat. Online communities. The Web. The Internet. Whatever one calls them, they represent a new way for corporations to interact with the public. And corporations had better do it, according to the man who leads General Motors' social media...

Articles 2008-06-07

GameSpot Unveils Top 20 Most Anticipated Games of E3

SAN FRANCISCO -- GameSpot (www.gamespot.com), a leading video game Web site and a property of CNET Networks, Inc. (NASDAQ:CNET), today announced its list of the Top 20 Most Anticipated Games of E3. The list, which is created in anticipation of the E3 2008 Media and Business Summit in Los Angeles...

Articles 2008-06-04

Monitoring Social Media: Techrigy Launches SM2 Social Media Monitoring Solution

SM2 Tracks What People Are Saying About Your Brands, Companies, Products and Competitors in the Blogosphere, Across Social Networks, in User-Generated Video, Microblogs and More ROCHESTER, N.Y. -- Social media has emerged as a rival to the Internet itself. Every second, millions of users are blogging, Twittering, sharing,...

Articles 2008-06-03

A Memo To Senator Obama

Given his successes, it’s easy to argue that Barack Obama doesn’t need advice. But how he’ll handle race going forward is by no means a settled issue. Our open letter. Race is a difficult subject to talk and write about. Although the blogosphere is rarely shy, mainstream journalists...

Articles 2008-06-02

Attensity 'Market Voice' Software Solution Enables Analysis of the 'Blogosphere'

Innovative New Solution Provides Automatic Analysis of Online Customer Discussions in Blogs, Web Forums and Reviews; Seamlessly Integrates with Attensity's Analysis of Internal Data in Service Notes, Emails and Surveys to Provide Comprehensive First Person Intelligence[TM] PALO ALTO, Calif. -- Attensity[TM], the leader in text analytics software for...

Articles 2008-06-02