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Tag Archives: media
Google vs. Yahoo: Who Has the Right Social Strategy?
The Social Analyst is a weekly column by Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr , where he digs into social media trends and how they are affecting companies in the space. Facebook; Twitter; LinkedIn; YouTube; Wordpress: these companies, built from the ground-up, are mainstays in social media. None of them were created by a large tech company, and all but one remains independent. It’s an interesting phenomenon, when you think about it. Large tech companies have had limited to no success creating their own social media home runs.
Posted in Mashable Also tagged Facebook, finance, google buzz, google-wave, internet, Mashable, opinion, the social analyst, Twitter, yahoo, youtube Leave a comment
The Rise Of Transactional Advertising
This guest post is authored by Alex Rampell , the founder and CEO of TrialPay . This is a follow on to an earlier article “The End Of Brand Advertising,” where Rampell argues that the collision of online and offline advertising paradigms will have a profound impact on free content. Rampell’s most recent guest post for us was in the wake of the Scamville series: Tragedy Of The Social Gaming Commons: A Blueprint For Change The marriage of brand advertising and free content is facing peremptory annulment.
Posted in Technology Also tagged Advertising, amazon, consumer, lending, power, really-quantify, social, walmart Leave a comment
The Top 10 Most Watched Web Series, February 2010
Each month, our partner Visible Measures compiles a list of the top ten most popular web video series , and we share those results with you and provide analysis. Visible Measures tracks views, comments and other data on web video, and has just made available a free public beta of a tool to benchmark online video ad campaign and content performance. If you’re looking for some video entertainment to watch on your lunch break, this chart is a great place to start. Find a show you’re interested in and click the play button to the right to check it out
Posted in Mashable Also tagged crime, data, fred, how it should have ended, Mashable, video, visible measures, web tv Leave a comment
The Return of Sony [We Miss Sony]
We love Sony. We really do. And we want them to get back in the game, because competition makes everyone better. Here's how they do it
Posted in Technology Also tagged analysis, library, movie, movies, network, playstation, robots, sony, sony ericsson, street, television, we miss sony Leave a comment
Puniz Indexes Free Tunes From the Web [Music]
The web is littered with music—given away for free, embeded in videos, and so on. Puniz indexes publicly accessible music and let's you grab the source tune. You can search music by the song, artist, or keyword as well as variations and closely related searches—a search for the song "Safety Dance", for example, returns the original song as well as remixes and covers of it.
Posted in Social Media Also tagged dance, grab-the-source, mp3, music, safety-dance, search-engines, song, songs, source, your-preferred Leave a comment
RIP RealDVD, Even If We Won’t Notice You’re Gone [Realnetwork]
A judge has finally ordered RealNetworks to put its DVD ripping service, RealDVD, to sleep because apparently it's "illegal to bypass the copyright protections built into DVDs designed to protect movies against theft." Whoops. As part of its legal loss against the Motion Picture Association of America, the media delivery company will be forced to shell out $4.5 million for legal costs. While this whole thing is a bit painful for RealNetworks, will anyone actually miss RealDVD when there are plenty of free DVD-ripping solutions ? [ All Things D ]
Posted in Technology Also tagged association, Design, dvd, dvds, finally-ordered, motion-picture, protect-movies, realdvd, realnetwork, rip, ripping-service Leave a comment
MIT Media Lab Extension: The New Home of Face-Melting Research [MIT Media Lab]