On Display: The Latest in Mobile Phone Screen Technology
Issue Date: April 2008 On Display: The Latest in Mobile Phone Screen Technology Arielle Emmett & Susan Nunziata The prototype for wireless phones today appears to be the magic wand: sleek, sexy, unbelievably multitasking, all-in-one, at your service. Oh, and did we mention cheap? Among the recent and emerging trends in mobile phone display design...
Read MoreEntrepreneur Magazine: March 2008: The Influencers
Entrepreneur Magazine picks the nation’s top 25 influencers – individuals, groups or trends – that they believe will have substantial impact on business owners in the coming year. Click here for the full...
Read MoreInserts “play well” with other media
If you’re looking for an affordable investment that easily connects to other channels, inserts are a great choice. Four experts discuss how to take advantage of this strategy. Peter Stein Director of business development, CGSM Inc. Imagine a marketer placing an insert with an offer for a free catalog, with prospects responding through the company’s Web site...
Read MoreSummer can hold stress for small business
Please see our article in Business Week from June 21, 2007: http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8PTAE1G0.htm
Read MoreLos Angeles Business Journal: Ubiquity Packages the Players Who Produce Internet Content
Ubiquity Packages the Players Who Produce Internet Content By JOEL RUSSELL - 6/4/2007 Los Angeles Business Journal Staff Ubiquity Partners in Westwood calls itself a “digital packager,” a reference to the Hollywood agencies that put together a group of writers, actors and producers to create a film or TV show. In the digital economy, Ubiquity seeks to perform a...
Read MoreLos Angeles Business Journal: Niche Riches
Niche Riches By BOOYEON LEE - 5/21/2007 Los Angeles Business Journal Staff The business model is deceptively simple. Former MySpace.com chairman Richard Rosenblatt believes he has figured out how to cash in on user-generated content and the desire of bloggers to be famous. It works like this. Demand Media Inc. buys a slew of well-traveled enthusiast Web sites, such as...
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