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TubeMogul’s $10M Funding Round, Analytics and Ads of Video’s Future

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

Online video and related analytics are really starting to pay off. Video advertising and analytics startup TubeMogul has landed a $10 million Series B financing, led by Foundation Capital. Existing investors Trinity Ventures and…

Google Admits to Acquisition of Plannr, “Everything Is Best”

By Kyt Dotson Oct 8, 2010

Google has gone ahead and bought startup “Everything Is Best” and all of their assets, which includes a product dubbed scheduling for hipsters, Plannr. The company, run by Ben Eidelson and Jason Pardo, also…

Buying Influence

By Jeff Nolan Oct 8, 2010

I Read this, and found it really provocative. Despite this data, many marketers are on a seemingly relentless quest to beef up their own social network profiles and reach users with lots of friends…

Microsoft Gets Palm License. What’s it Mean for Windows Phone 7?

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

Microsoft wants a frictionless entry into the mobile market for Windows Phone 7 next week, at least that’s how things would appear, as the software giant buttons up a licensing agreement from Acacia for…

Tom’s Take: My iPad Review

By Tom Foremski Oct 8, 2010

My Macbook Air stopped working so I used it as an excuse to get an iPad for light text-entry and blog posting. I’ve had the iPad for nearly a week and I like it…

Microsoft Marketing Screws It Up Again: New Phone 7 Promo A Bust

By Paul O'Flaherty Oct 8, 2010

Generally, I love a lot of the products that Microsoft make. But, once their marketing teams get involved, I usually end up running for the hills to prevent myself from strangling each and every…

Hulu Blocks Google TV, Dreams of IPO

By Kristina Farrah Oct 8, 2010

Google finally authenticated the apprehensions revolving around Google TV, saying that it blocked Hulu from the device. The confirmation was done via a video at NewTeeVee.

Twitter is the Real Global Social Network: Report

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

We’re becoming quite a global market, and it seems that the mobile industry is only speeding up the process. It’s reshaping the web, while in many ways picking up where PCs left off. And…

Extra Features vs. Native Look Moves the Mobile Arena

By Maria Deutscher Oct 8, 2010

Like with any other success story in the IT world, whenever a start-up or enterprise comes up with a really good and pioneering idea, there will always be at least half a dozen others…

If Facebook Were Russia, Where Would Twitter Be?

By Kristen Nicole Oct 8, 2010

Social media metrics just aren’t what they used to be. We can’t determine the success of a social networking campaign, or fully measure the influence of one outlet or another based on the basics…

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TubeMogul’s $10M Funding Round, Analytics and Ads of Video’s Future

Google Admits to Acquisition of Plannr, “Everything Is Best”

Microsoft Gets Palm License. What’s it Mean for Windows Phone 7?

Tom’s Take: My iPad Review

Microsoft Marketing Screws It Up Again: New Phone 7 Promo A Bust

Hulu Blocks Google TV, Dreams of IPO

Extra Features vs. Native Look Moves the Mobile Arena

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