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John Malone Wants to See the Money

In a June 2 article in The Wall Street Journal, summarizing interviews at the recent 'D' Conference in Carlsbad, CA, cable and media mogul John Malone talked to Walt Mossberg about monetization and pricing models in the new era of…

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Search Engine Developments

Thought your online searching habits had settled into a predictable routine? Well, think again. We’re on the verge of another big upheaval in search technology and options. Item: Google has put its new browser, Chrome, on the fast track to…

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New Developments in Ad Analytics

A recent article in The Wall Street Journal, “Marketing Tools Stretch Ad Dollars,” exemplifies our thinking about the evolution of the ad market. The article details how Chrysler Corp. uses fresh data on the performance of its TV commercials to…

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Reform in Health Insurance for SMBs

Good news on structural assistance for small business -- two days in a row? Can this be? Yesterday, I reported on the possible thawing in the secondary market for a popular type of SBA loans to SMBs. Today, the news,…

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Signs of Thaw in Small-Business Credit?

Small business has suffered at least as much as large business in the great credit crunch. Recently, however, there are signs of improvement specifically in the credit market for small business, as reported in today’s Wall Street Journal. In the…

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Clips on Video From Thought Leaders

I had the pleasure of attending an excellent mini-conference yesterday on Digital Media Thought Leadership. The organizers were the prolific “emerging technology connection” SDForum and the venerable VC firm Sierra Ventures. (The key commercial sponsor was the law firm Nixon…

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SMBs Keeping Up With Social Media

I saw several more articles over the weekend on how small businesses are using social network sites like Facebook and MySpace for marketing. This triggered a couple of thoughts… There’s a whole a ‘shadow network’ of business marketers (B2C and…

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