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Redes Sociales Fracasadas.

31, Jul 2009

Sigo con mi teoría de que se está gestando una burbuja 2.0 o un escenario puramente especulativo en el entorno de las redes sociales de considerable envergadura. A este carro del dospuntocerismo se ha apuntado todo Dios en el último año. Algunos llevamos tiempo ahí. Un tiempo que nos ha permitido interpretar el verdadero uso [...]

Las Marcas Creativas sobresalen en el Mercado.

31, Jul 2009

El nombre es vendedor silencioso que mejora la competitividad, identifica el producto o servicio, comunica e informa al consumidor sobre quiénes somos y qué estamos ofreciendo en el mercado. En la carrera cada vez más rápida del consumo, donde los competidores deben distinguirse, sin importar si es o no el primero en el mercado, es [...]

Twitter estrena una Nueva Página de Inicio y Nuevas Funcionalidades

31, Jul 2009

Los responsables de Twitter han decidido aprovechar el potencial de Twitter como buscador colocando este campo en la parte central de la página de inicio. En la parte inferior aparecen las palabras clave de los temas más populares sobre los que escriben los usuarios. Hace poco lanzó su motor de búsqueda,Twitter Search, que permite realizar [...]

Some Thoughts on “Real” Reporting.

31, Jul 2009

Whenever there’s a discussion about the troubles of the newspaper industry I see the same argument pop up: the newspapers are doing all the “real” reporting, and then thousands of blogs out there are merely “rehashing” the news without having done any real research. Techdirt touches on this subject in a recent article, but never [...]

La Crisis pasa Factura al Dinero de Plástico.

31, Jul 2009

La crisis económica que ha estado castigando a los consumidores que antes contrataban alegremente el crédito que necesitaban, así como la vigilancia más estrecha por parte de los órganos reguladores, van a obligar a los emisores de tarjetas a volver a pensar su modelo de negocio a medida que la economía vaya recuperándose, según explican [...]

Google drops more than one million public domain books for Sony’s eBook store.

30, Jul 2009

I’m just curious to know if anyone in the CG audience has either of Sony’s eReaders: PRS-505 or PRS-700. Enjoy those classics! SAN DIEGO, July 29, 2009 – The eBook Store from Sony, together with Google, today announced it is providing access to more than 1 million free public domain books – from classics such [...]

Before Macs Are Integrated Into Schools.

30, Jul 2009

If you’ve read this blog post, you should know that I’m part of the my school’s FMS program, which requires we students to get Macbooks. Of course, the school self-proclaims itself that they are the only one that does this type of program in the region. Because, as we all know, bringing a Windows laptop [...]

The Importance of Social Media Audits.

30, Jul 2009

n addition to constant listening and alerting to their market, brands should conduct an initial, then annual social media audit to be successful in their endeavors. Just as brands conduct audits of inventory, employees, and budgets on an often annual basis, they should also survey the landscape to find out what customers, influencers, partners and [...]

China’s iPhone deal: New Details Emerge

28, Jul 2009

The headlines out of China overnight Tuesday were headsnappers. First Shanghai Security News reported that Apple (AAPL) had reached a three-year deal with China Unicom to market the iPhone in the world’s largest cellphone market (600 million-plus subscribers). Then AFP and Reuters reported what China Unicom’s spokesperson told them: that the two companies were still [...]

Let the Apple tablet wars Begin.

28, Jul 2009

Artist’s rendition of an Apple tablet computer, with iPhone (right). Credit: AppleInsider The battle lines are drawn. On Friday we had Jason Schwartz, an options strategist long on Apple (AAPL), explaining in Seeking Alpha Why Apple’s iTouch Tablet Will Become Its Flagship Product. On Monday we heard from Michael Scalisi, an IT manager writing in [...]


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