What is it with airlines?
If they’re not breaking guitars, their pilots are missing airports, or they’re berating people that are trying to help them.
Sometimes, what looks like it will be as tasty as chocolate and peanut butter, ends up tasting more like pickles and ice cream. Nothing matches that last culinary disaster better than the merger of AOL and Time Warner.
Well, on December 9th, that union will be no more.
Remember Twitter’s plans to make “retweeting” an official function?
Sure you do, the mock-ups looked like this:
Well, Twitter just announced the following:
You’re already careful about what you say on Twitter, right?
I mean, you read my advice on reputation management, so you know not to go around tweeting defamatory tweets in the name of "fun."
Right?
After 11 years, the not-for-profit group Internet Corporation for Assigned Names and Numbers–which we all know as ICANN–is becoming more independent.
It seems that getting itself acquired by Adobe isn’t enough to keep the web analytics giant Omniture busy.
I know it may appear I go looking for trouble, but I promise you I just like to share with you my concerns. In the case of Twitter’s update to its Terms of Service, I started thinking about what the changes could mean to us users.
I’ve always maintained that it’s dangerous to take a single Marketing Pilgrim post and assume you understand our sentiment and bias towards any one company. If you read yesterday’s criticism of WordPress, you’d think we were “automattic” haters.
Today, you’d be eating humble pie.
You know how I love a good conspiracy theory, so try this one on for size.
There’s just one problem with the chart below:
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