Technology is changing entertainment for better and for worse, according to TV Guide’s general manager and executive vice president, Christy Tanner, who spoke at the Mashable Media Summit. more…
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Argentina-based classifieds site OLX was launched in India in 2006 and it was among the earlier breed of Internet businesses. The company is now gearing up for a long-awaited rise in Internet and mobile Internet usage, following the spurt of social networking activity and the increasing interest in online shopping across the country. more…
The web is getting faster, and not just the speed of the pages, but also the speed of change. Before, it was fine to build a website and modify it only when new products were launched. All of us avid Analytics users know that’s just not good enough. We need to be constantly on the lookout for problems and opportunities. more…
When an earthquake rattled the East Coast on Tuesday, millions of people turned to social media to get news or reassure loved ones. And according to a new survey by the American Red Cross, the trend is growing. more…
Seldom does a week pass where one doesn’t read an article outlining the biggest trends in mobile video advertising. To which my natural response is, “Should there be any trends at all in mobile video advertising?”
After all, video ads consume buckets upon buckets more…
Everyone is using social media today. We are all desperately trying to figure out how to use this new channel of communication – for personal reasons, for business reasons, to network, to learn. In large part, the reason we struggle with this new channel is that we don’t understand the basic foundation of social media. Ready? Here it is: more…
If you are looking for a free and effective way to get rid of used merchandise, this is the perfect platform to reach out to interested buyers/sellers beyond your circle of friends.
Third-year engineering student Saurav Tanaji Dhawalshankh from Pune did not have the heart to throw away his Motorola W380 device, more…
Soon you might be heading to the television to take a call instead of the phone.
Comcast has partnered with Skype, a video-calling service that was recently purchased by Microsoft, to offer the service for TVs sometime next year. more…
Computing is changing. The news last week showed that loud and clear, as Microsoft bet big on Skype’s voice and video technology and Google announced partnerships with Samsung and Acer to build laptops running its Chrome operating system. These developments point to a future where computing form factors, interfaces, and operating systems diversify beyond even what we have today. The “Post-PC Era” is underway, more…
CEO Eric Schmidt said the service, which will allow full Internet browsing via the television, would be free, and Google would work with a variety of program makers and electronics manufacturers to bring it to consumers. more…
DND Technologies (PINKSHEETS: DNDT) today announced its acquisition of a majority interest in MatchingAds, Inc., a full service Internet-based classifieds solution provider that operates with local TV stations’ websites. more…