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Big brands now pay to add fake Twitter followers to their accounts

The Twitter Platform

October 13, 2013

Business, Technology

Android, API, BuddyMedia, Core, digital device, Facebook, Facebook Platform, fastests growing network, Forbes, Google, Google Now, Like button, Mark Zuckerberg, Michael Sippey, mobile devices, payment solution, Product Release, real-time web, search engine, Share, Smart TV, social media, Social Networks, software clients, Text messaging, Twitter, Twitter usage, user management services, VP of product, Wall Street Journal, wearable computing interface, Web Index, Websites, World Wide Web, Zynga

Could Twitter succeed where Facebook failed?

The Ballmer Era ends

September 29, 2013

amazon, aQuantive, Bill Gates, Bing, CEO, cloud computing space, cloud services, Dow Jones Industrial Average, e-reader, enterprise search products, enterprise software world, Facebook, Fast Search, GE, Google, IBM, iPhone, Jack Welch, Kinect, klout, Lou Gerstner, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, mobile phones, MSNBC, Nintendo, Nokia, Nook Media, Office, operating system, Pocket PC, radical new products, Samsung, search engine, Skype, Smartphone, smartphones, social media activity, software industry, Sony, Steve Ballmer, Steve Jobs, strong player, Surface, technology sector, Windows, Windows Azure, Windows Azure cloud services, Windows Live Messenger, Windows Mobile, Windows Phone, Xbox, Xbox 360, Xbox One, Yahoo, Zune

Steve Ballmer retires. What does his legacy look like?

You computing

July 21, 2012

Business, Technology

advertising prices, airline ticket, amazon, Amazon.com, Android, bespoke, big data, Bing, Cloud computing, customization, dynamic pricing, Facebook, Global Positioning System, Google, GPS, Internet privacy, iPhone, Keepskor, mobile device, mobile devices, netflix, Nike, online space, online status, personal assistant, Personal computing, push technology, search engine, search results, sensors, Smartphone, smartphones, social media, Twitter, ubiquitous computing, Virtual economy, Zynga

Smart sensors are about to redefine computing.

Bitcoin

It’s not about the money

April 14, 2012

9, Apple Inc., Apple iPod Touch Portable Audio Device, appropriate services, building, built products, cool search engine, copyright law, Creativity, Digital rights management, Facebook, fantastic products, final product, Google, ipad, iPhone, iPod, ITunes Store, Larry Page, Mark Zuckerberg, model for online advertising, money, music device, online advertising, passion, product, product manager, search engine, Sergey Brin, startup, Steve Jobs, technical co-founder, Working: People Talk About What They Do All Day and How They Feel About What They Do

What are startups about?

I killed the Internet

March 3, 2012

Politics, Technology

a lot of private networks, Access, amazon, Android, AOL, app maker, Apple, AT&T, Bluetooth, Computer law, Culture, democracy, device maker, digital media, Exxon, Facebook, flat-rate online service, General Electrics, Google, GPS, HTML, Human–computer interaction, IBM, Internet Access, internet community, internet resources, Internet Service Providers, Internet technology, Internet There, internet traffic, Internet users, Internet When, internet world, ipad, iPhone, ISP, kindle, law relating, LinkedIn, Microsoft, mobile device, mobile devices, net neutrality, Network neutrality, Open, open internet, open web version, particular online service, path, Photo sharing, Prodigy, Product Release, public internet site, search engine, search engines, silo, silo of Facebook, similar capabilities to what devices, smart phone, Smartphone, social media, social network, society, substantial infrastructure, Tim Berners-Lee, Twitter, web, Web 2.0, web browser, web interface, web server, World Wide Web, Worldnet, Yahoo

Our actions have impact

The third screen

August 28, 2011

Business, Media

amazon, Android, Android devices, Apple, Apple TV, Boxee, busy media attention environment, Cable TV, Cisco, Cloud clients, COO and now CEO, development platforms and tools, General, Google, Google TV, Hulu, internet arena, Internet content, Internet TV, ipad, iPhone, iTunes, iTV, media center, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, mobile giant, Mobile software, Motorola, netflix, Nintendo, operating system, optimized supply chain management, PS3, Reorganization, Roku, Roku Technologies Corporation, search engine, set-top box product, smartphones, Sony, Steve Jobs, streaming media, technology sector, Television technology, Tim Cook, United States, WD, WDTV, Windows, Windows operating system

The next war in the internet arena may be for the last screen silicon valley hasn’t conquered: the TV screen.

Memory

Forever is a long time

May 15, 2011

Media, Politics, Technology

Al Gore, archives, archivist, celebritytweet.com, Facebook, George Bush, Google, History, Indigenous Tweets, Internet Explorer, Jack Dorsey, Lady Gaga, Microsoft, presidential election, real-time web, search engine, social media, Text messaging, Twitter, Twitter usage, Websites, World Trade Center, World Wide Web, Zynga

On the Internet, the past isn’t that old.

Film

Where the hits are streaming

January 20, 2011

Business, Media

A Nightmare on Elm Street, Abortion law, amazon, Amazon.com, Apple Inc., Apple iTunes store, Apple TV, box-office, Boxee, Business, Cable TV, cord-cutting, Digital television, DVD, Internet broadcasting, iTunes, John Yes, king, leader, Movie Release, Movies, netflix, online streaming, online streaming services, online streams, online vs. offline availability, particular services, Percy Jackson, Prince, rental services, search engine, She's Out of My League, streaming, The Bounty Hunter, video on demand, VOD, Vudu, Xbox Live, Yes

A look at streaming availability of the 2010 box office winners.

6 Stages of Cultural Impact

July 16, 2010

Business, Technology

Advertising, advertising groups, advertising model, Apple, Apple Inc., Apple iPhone 4 Smartphone, boots manufacturer, Brand, Buggy Whip, Business, Communication design, Cultural Impact, Dow Jones Industrial Average, Facebook, Flash, FourSquare, Google, Graphic design, IBM, iPhone, iPod, Marketing, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mountain Mainstream, Nokia, operating system, plastics, search engine, search space, social network, Steve Jobs, technology world, Twitter, UML Partners, video site, Windows, Windows operating system, WPP, YouTube, Zune

Measuring the cultural impact of a corporation in 6 easy steps.

Points of Internet Control

Internet Lockdown

May 30, 2010

Politics, Technology

app store, Apple Inc., censorship, Comcast, digital media, Facebook, Federal Communications Commission, Google, GSM, Internet functionality, Internet Lockdown While, iPhone, Media technology, Microsoft, Microsoft Windows, Mobile commerce, mobile devices, Mobile phone, mobile phones, Mobile telecommunications, New media, search engine, Smartphone, smartphones, Telecommunication, United States, US government, US Supreme Court

I examine the new points of lockdown to Internet access.

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