Windows 8 is coming, and Microsoft isn’t the only company hoping that it’s newest operating system is a hit with consumers. Chip giant Intel is betting big on ultrabooks — thin, lightweight laptops similar to the MacBook Air — and is investing big bucks to ensure that a slew of them hit store shelves as...Read More
As the newest Fortune 500 list came out this morning, we’ve pulled two of the top 10 to be today’s competitors in our Twitter showdown: General Motors (ranking 5th on the list) and Ford (who came in 9th). Everyone knows how passionate people are about their cars but will their standings on the Fortune 500...Read More
As large web companies are selling us on the value of big data, they are also peddling their own cloud services to help you make sense of all the information you feel compelled to process. Just as Amazon Web Services is showing how it’s changing businesses with its scalable and affordable data and analytic services,...Read More
Publishing platform Tumblr’s twenty-something CEO is fast learning that running a fast-growing company can be a tough job. Last month, after telling AdAge that an advertising business model would be a “a complete last resort”, David Karp, perhaps pressured by investors, announced that his company would begin selling ads. That could be good news as...Read More
The number of screens we interact with depends on who you ask. While we, as marketers, would like to think tablets have already replaced couch laptops, the reality is that consumers today are more likely to be looking at their smartphones while watching TV. Mobile devices may very well be the third or fourth screen,...Read More
