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Quattro Using iTunes Purchase Data To Serve iAds To Users

Monday, May 10th, 2010

When Apple announced its new iAds mobile advertising network for the iPhone and iPad ,Steve Jobs promised features that “cannot be duplicated” by any competitor. It turns out that  one of those unique features is your iTunes purchase data.  An emailed sales pitch from a sales rep from Quattro (a mobile ad network recently purchased [...]

UK And Canada Music Listeners Differ From U.S.

Monday, April 12th, 2010

A new Vision Critical study of  music on smparthones in the US, UK and Canada, found major differences. While those in Canada and the UK are using apps on their smartphone or iPod Touch to listen to broadcast radio, U.S. users are more likely to listen to web-only radio and music streaming services.

Facebook Creates Easier Website Ad Managing

Monday, October 5th, 2009

I have to give the folks at Facebook credit. They keep grinding forward with news that is relevant to making money and providing a better service for marketers. Earlier this year everyone wanted to throw the whole Facebook thing in the center of the ring and stone it to death. They couldn’t do anything right [...]

How To Valuate And Purchase Internet Domains

Monday, August 24th, 2009

Buying domains can be a tricky issue. A crucial factor in the success of an online start up is a fantastic domain name. It is easy for people to remember and link to the site. Domain names should be easy to spell, easy to say and have a .com extension. If the domain name aptly [...]

Walmart Ends Their Long Running DRM Service

Monday, June 1st, 2009

Walmart.com’s music download store went DRM free in February of 2008; and now the retail giant is telling customers that they’ll no longer support the DRM laden downloads that they sold them prior to the transition.

Pirate Bay Enters It’s Fifth Day In Court

Monday, February 23rd, 2009

The prosecution again tries to enter new evidence into the trial resulting in a quick break, a smack down, and the prosecution having to share everything or stop trying to do American style legal proceedings. Peter asks if this is to be a political trial, more fun and games in the court room.

Can Google Survive A Real-Time Web?

Monday, February 9th, 2009

Is the Real-Time Web a threat to Google? Rackspace executive Lew Moorman sure thinks so. He’s right. Fewer and fewer of my search behaviors have been on Google lately.

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