The sub-prime mortgage meltdown has been in the news a lot lately.
A Wall Street Journal article (8/14/07) recently recounted tales of some of the people who’ve gotten caught in the cross-fire.
One woman applied for and was given a …
Internet video watchdogs
Internet video has created some interesting new business opportunities.
Viacom pays $100,000 per month to have its copyrighted videos scrubbed from YouTube. “Video analysts,” the employees who spend their days searching YouTube and other online video services for copyright infringements, …
Will video crash the Net?
You’re going to hear a lot on this topic in the months and years to come.
In a way, it’s an old concern. The web’s inventor was reportedly furious with Marc Andreessen for creating the image tag because he was …
Market meltdown: What in the world is going on?
Following the financial news?
I don’t have a TV so I can only imagine the reporting. Markets going down, down, down. People getting worried. In private at least. On TV, I’m sure it’s Kool Aid as usual. Or maybe it’s …
The winner: video customer reviews
In advertising, we call them “testimonials,” but in truth customers couldn’t care less about them.
What they really want are real life case studies if they’re business buyers, or product reviews from other customers, if they’re consumers.
When we, the …
Air travel hell and the Internet gurus
Have you noticed that air travel, which has hardly been joy the last few years, has gotten noticeably worse?
It’s not your imagination. It has.
Over 25% of flights don’t arrive on time. Customer complaints are up this year 49% …