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The Ad Contrarian has some strongly-worded tips for our B2B blogging woes. But are his blogging tips enterprise-ready?
The Ad Contrarian has some strongly-worded tips for our B2B blogging woes. But are his blogging tips enterprise-ready?
Facebook click fraud has been talked about a LOT. The question is, has Facebook brought it under control? Probably not and here's some tentative evidence to suggest how bad it really is.
Facebook is hailed as the go to advertising platform but promotional failure is all too easy. Here's how we failed but picked up valuable lessons along the way.
Digital media is in a state of continual disruption. Here's a roundup of recent stories, graded by enterprise relevance and recommended courses of action.
Enterprisey discussions on Facebook are increasing, forcing a Facebook rethink. Can your enterprise content break through?
Anal-ysts are two a penny. They're not doing their customers a good service allowing poor data to go out. IDC in the firing line.
The Gartner MQ and along with Gartner's business model is under fire as Netscout sues them for unfair practices in a pay to play lawsuit.
Gaming Facebook is important for those who use it as a media outlet and those who need it as a research tool. Here's why and what you can do to get more value.
The not-for-profit helps teachers and donors connect on a crowd funding website, so that schools can find the money they need to pay for projects – and marketing apps in the cloud are helping boost donations.
Moving Twitter's product focus to one where engagement figures highly could allow focused Twitter digital ads to flourish. Will it encourage more ad spend? We will see.
We interviewed CEO Scott McCorkle about the integration progress between the two companies and about ExactTarget's first wave of significant product releases since the acquisition.
Viz is slow out the gate but now takes a comic look at O2's Be More Dog campaign with hilarious results. Only a telco could attract this kind of attention...or maybe a bank?
Yahoo!’s results were basically just bad. Google’s were good, but with bumps in the road ahead. Then there was Facebook. Oh boy, oh boy and then there was Facebook.