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How Google is Driving Mobile Video Market Growth

How Google is Driving Mobile Video Market Growth

By Louis Columbus on August 27, 2012

Google’s top advertising customers are pushing for convergence of mobile and video quickly, which is turning into a strong catalyst of growth of the global mobile video market.  With their largest advertising customers wanting greater flexibility in bringing video to mobile devices, Google will make significant strides this year to make that happen. During their latest earnings call, Google execs said that Android, […]

Posted in Featured Posts, Technology / Software | Tagged $GOOG, analytics, Cisco, google, idc, Louis Columbus' blog, mobile video, mobility, social marketing analytics, Uncategorized, virtualization, VMware, YouTube

Chromebook/Notebook/Tablet As A Service. On Google Competing With IBM Global Finance

Chromebook/Notebook/Tablet As A Service. On Google Competing With IBM Global Finance

By James Governor on May 15, 2011

  So a lot of smart people have already written up the news from Google I/O this week – notably our very own Stephen O’Grady in a piece entitled Google I/O: The Android Story. So I decided to look at something different. To try and provide some industry context, if you like. In case you […]

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged $GOOG, android, chrome, chromeos, google, Google Chrome OS, ibm, IGF, LotusLive, US | 1 Response

Monday’s Musings: Mastering When and How High End Brands Should Use Daily Deal Sites Such As Groupon

Monday’s Musings: Mastering When and How High End Brands Should Use Daily Deal Sites Such As Groupon

By R "Ray" Wang on April 4, 2011

Daily Deal Sites Claim To Bring New Customers Chicago, Illinois based Groupon, is a consumer oriented commerce site that brings consumers looking for the ultimate deal to businesses seeking new customer bases.  Local based targeting, fun cheeky copy, and a reach in almost 600 cities powers the frenzy behind the “daily deals”.   Customers pay upfront.  […]

Posted in Business | Tagged $GOOG, and BuyWithMe, Apps Strategy, best practices, Bloomspot, CEO, CIO, CMO, Facebook, google, Groupon, livingsocial, market strategy, marketing, microsoft, MSFT, OpenTable, R “Ray” Wang;, R "Ray" Wang;, rwang0, Scoutmob, socbiz, social analytics, social business, Social Business Software, social commerce, Social CRM, Social Enterprise, social marketing insights, Social Media, Tippr, Yahoo, YELP, YHOO

If Facebook’s not building this, someone should

If Facebook’s not building this, someone should

By Chris Selland on November 17, 2010

Wondering if (and hoping) Facebook’s new messaging offering will help tilt the balance of power away from the marketers and back toward consumers – because my Inbox desperately needs it.

Posted in Technology / Software | Tagged $GOOG, Facebook, FBOOK, gmail, google, marketing, SMS, social networking

Nexus One – Week One

Nexus One – Week One

By Chris Selland on March 25, 2010

Quick thoughts on the $GOOG Nexus One after using it for a week

Posted in Trends & Concepts | Tagged $GOOG, AAPL, android, apple, google, iPad, iPhone, iTunes, MSFT, nexus one, NUAN, Smartphone, T | 3 Responses

Warning Signs ‘Flash’ing for Adobe

Warning Signs ‘Flash’ing for Adobe

By Chris Selland on March 7, 2010

What does the Flash vs. HTML5 debate – over the future of web video – mean to Adobe’s future?

Posted in Business, Technology / Software | Tagged $GOOG, AAPL, ADBE, flash, HTML5, iPad, Video, Web

Tech in 2010 – Growth with a Quality Bias

Tech in 2010 – Growth with a Quality Bias

By Chris Selland on February 21, 2010

Tech is poised for growth in 2010 but it’s increasingly looking like a much better year for the well-established and well-respected tech companies, and a challenging environment for the second-tire companies.

Posted in Business | Tagged $CSCO, $GOOG, AAPL, CRM, Dell, HPQ, ibm, MSFT, orcl, S

After the iPad – Wireless Price Wars?

After the iPad – Wireless Price Wars?

By Chris Selland on January 29, 2010

Image by Getty Images via Daylife First I should get my opinion on the $AAPL iPad out of the way.  Yes, I want one – but I will probably get rid of my iPhone if I do.  Lack of multitasking and a keyboard drives me nuts. I want a $GOOG Android phone. iPad is cool media […]

Posted in Business | Tagged $GOOG, AAPL, apple, AT&T, Cloud Computing, google, iPhone, mifi, mobile, NVTL, S, T, Telecommunications, Verizon, VZ | 1 Response

Ten Tech Tells for ‘10

By Chris Selland on December 22, 2009

This is by no means a comprehensive list – it’s admittedly biased toward the tech sectors I follow most closely (software and wireless) – but here are a few companies I’ll be keeping an eye on as we move into the new year – some as short-term opportunities, others with a longer time horizon.  If, […]

Posted in Business | Tagged $GOOG, AAPL, CRM, Dell, FBOOK, Java, NUAN, NVTL, orcl, rimm, S, sap, T, VZ, YELP | 2 Responses

Should $RIMM sell?

Should $RIMM sell?

By Chris Selland on November 5, 2009

Lively debate going on this morning regarding whether it’s time for $RIMM to find a buyer, as Dan Frommer argues that they have become an enterprise dinosaur in an increasingly consumer-driven market.  So should they sell?
As I argued here recently, $GOOG is rapidly ascending and $AAPL has quickly become the leader in attention if not […]

Posted in Business | Tagged $CSCO, $GOOG, $NOK, apple, google, Handhelds, iPhone, Mergers & Acquisitions, MSFT, Nokia, rimm, Smartphone

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