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User Generated Reviews

Posted on Saturday, Aug 12th

Check out Yelp Mobile. In the growing trend of User Generated content, the Review market is one that many are eyeing. Yahoo has had movie reviews for a long time. Google is starting to pull in Yelp type reviews into their Google Local site. Now, Palm has done a deal with Yelp to put them

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Google Gets MySpace

Posted on Tuesday, Aug 8th

Google + MySpace = ~ 1 Billion Dollar deal. MySpace already makes $350 Million a year in revenues, but a Google deal will add a great deal of structure to their advertising. Of course, this just pushed the valuations of FaceBook and YouTube up another notch as well. Some exits are in the wings for

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Segmented MySpace

Posted on Thursday, Aug 3rd

Techcrunch has an interesting piece on Eons, a MySpace for older users, so to speak. The comments are very interesting. My thesis is that the concept of social / professional networking and community building in a targeted mode will filter down to every aspect of society. This means, your alumni association will have its own

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Good Built-to-Flip Case Study

Posted on Thursday, Aug 3rd

Search Engine Marketing (SEM) has become both essential, as well as extremely complex these days. What keywords should you buy? How should you distribute your budget against keywords? What frequency? What messages? Blah blah blah …Needless to say, in the midst of difficulty, entrepreneurs tend to smell opportunities. The market has also become crowded with

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Yahoo Needs To Open APIs

Posted on Monday, Jun 12th

Next generation online advertising : some recommendations.

Games For Good

Posted on Sunday, Jun 4th

Cross-discipline storylines for Interactive Gaming.

B:B Advertising’s Holy Grail

Posted on Saturday, Mar 18th

Epocrates: a good case-study for precisely segmented B:B Advertising.

Ad $$$ Continue to Migrate Online

Posted on Tuesday, Sep 27th

Internet Advertising revenues continue to rise, driving renewed venture investment interest in the erstwhile profanity: DOTCOMs.