Panasonic has announced plans for a new social TV product at CES – but its big reveal was slightly undermined by the decision to launch the device in partnership with MySpace. MySpace TV will be integrated into Panasonic connected TVs in the second half of 2012, providing users with the ability to share their viewing experience [...]
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Microsoft must have feared that the annual “airing of the modest success” they bring to CES every year might not be exciting enough to satisfy the many CES attendees who were expecting something major for what may very well be their last keynote (at least for a while). So they brought out the Tweet Chorus. [...]
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This week, the new paperback edition of Real-Time Marketing & PR: How to Instantly Engage Your Market, Connect with Customers, and Create Products that Grow Your Business Now is out. The book was originally published in November 2010 in hardcover,… Source: Alltop RSS
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Continue ReadingI posted about the Facebook Project back in March of 2011 and then pushed out an update I received in August on how Facebook may impact the global economy. Somehow I missed the October update on FB’s potential influence on politics. Better late than never. Enjoy! Source: Alltop RSS
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Continue ReadingIn the last half of 2011, Marc Binkley and I have been working on a brand new certificate program for Mount Royal University. Finally, it’s time to launch. Starting on January 29th, 2012 the Social Media for Business extension certificate is getting under way. Composed of 5 really great courses, [...] Source: Alltop RSS
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The year 2011 is over, and one of the most significant takeaways from the year is the impact that social media having on on our daily lives today. Our ’2011… Source: Alltop RSS
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Venkatesh Rao has a very good overview of Amazon’s strategy focussing on the coherence and long-term thinking of Jeff Bezos.Interestingly he discounts Apple as a similarly strategic player, which I think undersells Jobs somewhat. (Though I also suspect this may be a rhetorical trick of Rao’s to get a rise out of his readers.) Meanwhile Robert [...]
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