This story is sure news to me. Yahoo is going on record saying that it's not their goal to be No. 1 in Internet search.
It's been an active new years for the Wire service.
Here's a neat idea - post the chapters of your book to your blog (sound familiar?) and record each chapter as a podcast.
Tom Foremski has an interesting post today - Foremski has always had good ideas, as one of the key people in the Financial Times office - but he wonders why PR is growing, while the media universe keeps shrinking.
I am going to MacWorld on Friday. Why? To be a little less boring.
In less than two years, MySpace.com has morphed from unadvertised haven for young bards to share their musical talents to a youth-oriented social networking phenomenon with upwards of 32 million registered hipster members. The insight into the young mind has never been so accessible.
China represents one of Skype's top three global markets with over 3 million users of its service.
Hot off PR Newswire, Washingtonpost.com is going to start pushing ads in its RSS feeds starting July 15. From the release ...
I couldn't resist grabbing the last line from Tom Murphy's highly-readable post yesterday to be the headline for my post today. With an added exclamation mark.
As more companies start blogging - and the list is gaining ground - more are also making publicly available their guidelines on blogging, primarily focused on what the ground rules they have put in place are for employees who blog publicly so everyone knows the boundaries.
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