The following 8-video Decade Rewind 2000s series is a pretty impressive display of creativity and execution from the WatchMojo.com team, a 2000s decade recap and review where we rewind the events of the past 10 years in the Auto industry, Business & Technology, Entertainment, Fashion, Music, Politics, Science & Space and Video Games. continue reading...
One thing stood out in the IAB’s report that online ads clocked in over $10B in the US alone.
How much went to Google? continue reading...
Lisa Napoli was the moderator for the next panel.
- Josh Deustch, CEO Downtown Recordings
- Courtney Holt, EVP MTV Networks
- Hadi Partovi, President iLike
- Tim Westergren, Founder of Pandora could not attend. continue reading...
I spent a lot of time traveling over the past couple of days. As a result, I probably read about 10-25 articles on the proposed XM/Sirius merger. Tonight, I read some more. Let me say this: can we please instead take a step back and realize the disastrous and costly mess satellite radio was, is and will be if we maintain this pace.
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The NY Post is reporting that the rumor is about to be confirmed, XM and Sirius spent all weekend trying to finalize a merger of equals.
What can I say, with the momentum of Internet radio, music online in general, podcasting and everything else you can get online, satellite radio was losing steam. We knew the industry was due for some changes, and this was one of the least original ways to make things happen. We called this to some extent in our Top 10 Storylines of 2007. continue reading...
Just a week ago, we published our Top 10 Storylines of 2006. We were going to avoid the Top 10 Trends or Predictions of 2007 and instead do something else (we still will do that, expect it on January 1st).
But then Pete Cashmore of Mashable.com challenged us to suggest some predictions for 2007, you know our saying: “Ash and you shall receive” (though we already somewhat covered this back in October here): continue reading...
2006 was another exciting year on the Web. With the world Internet penetration reaching 16%, led by the Chinese, Indian and South American markets, the Web is definitely about to undergo another period of radical change and innovation.
With that in mind, we bring you the top 10 newsworthy storylines of 2006. continue reading...
During the second quarter of this year, Sirius gained 600,460 new subscribers, while industry leader XM garnered 398,000. Not bad for Sirius, which still trails XM in overall subscribers with 4.67 million to XM’s 6.89 million. Will Sirius, with the likes of Howard Stern, pull even soon?
Source: CNET blog continue reading...
I am not sure I agree with Business 2.0’s list, but then again, I do not matter.
Apple Computer is entitled to use the apple logo on its iTunes Music Store, a judge ruled Monday, rejecting a suit filed by Apple Corps, the guardian of the Beatles’ commercial interests.
Judge Edward Mann ruled that Apple Computer used the fruit logo in association with the store, not the music, and thus did not breach the agreement. continue reading...
