Star Tribune Files for Bankruptcy
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune has also filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection; http://cli.gs/3ZqH7Q
The Minneapolis Star-Tribune has also filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection; http://cli.gs/3ZqH7Q
http://LifeStreamBackup.com will launch with the ability to backup all online accounts; http://cli.gs/TDgSRY
Gmail growth strongly, but Yahoo Mail still outpaces it totally: in absolute numbers and growth; http://cli.gs/5abG97
Breuer: “In its current incarnation, Home is basically a relatively small chat platform”; http://cli.gs/sonyhome
Google shuts down Video, Catalog Search, Notebook, Jaiku, Dodgeball, all following Lively; http://cli.gs/DHjgvE
Kincaid: “It’s unclear at this point if this is the start of a new trend: has Google slashed all it’s going to in the upcoming months, or are the future of its less popular products in doubt? Knol, Google’s Wikipedia competitor, has largely failed to catch on. And what about Grand Central – the advanced telecom service that has a devout fan base, but still hasn’t been released to the general public?”
Rubel: “None of these products makes Google a dime and it has me wondering what the future is for Google Reader. … If Google chooses to run ads in Google Reader, that creates an issue. Lots of publishers run ads in their feeds. If Google is competing against these with its own contextual ads in in Reader then what? It might just be easier for them to shut it down. Thank God for OPML exporting. – All I am saying is: don’t bet that Google Reader will stay the same.“
Was sind eigentlich Kiva Fellows? Eine grundlegende Einführung findet sich bei Gartentechnik.de; http://cli.gs/57Jhjp
YouTube started deleting copyrighted music from videos (the audio part only); http://cli.gs/eTQU9U
Scoble: “Text may be king, like Rubel says, but video is godly“; http://cli.gs/LMY3h7
Trout: “Most bad marketing is driven by the desire to grow”; http://cli.gs/auPgqN
IAB, BBB, AAAA, ANA, DMA are working on privacy guidelines regarding behavioral advertising; http://cli.gs/GJ1hVs
Gerrit Eicker 11:37 on 16. January 2009 Permalink |
NYT: “Papers nationwide have suffered from a sharp decline in advertising in the last two years, along with a slower, long-term slide in circulation. – The Star Tribune has the additional problem of a heavy debt burden it took on two years ago, when a private equity group, Avista Capital Partners, bought the paper for $530 million.”