The Unanswered Question About GrandCentral

by Tony Hung on June 25, 2007

Not that its going to be sold — there are lots of folks who think that its going to happen.  For what its worth, I think it makes a lot of sense, from Google’s own desire to organize the world’s (…)

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Will The “Danah” Report Be The Kiss of Death To MySpace’s Valuation?

by Tony Hung on June 25, 2007

Why Rupert Murdoch is probably cursing Danah Boyd’s name.

How to Make Conversational Marketing “Work” (Or, A Recipe For Real Conversations)

by Tony Hung on June 24, 2007

Because what makes people question the integrity of bloggers is when they begin to question the kind of conversations they have.

Understanding The Real Nature Of “Conversational Marketing” (Its More Insidious Than PayPerPost)

by Tony Hung on June 23, 2007

Probably because the bloggers who are doing it aren’t aware of the kind of connections that are made.

When Crowds Get Out Of Control — A Case for Stronger Digg Censorship?

by Tony Hung on June 21, 2007

Recently a woman was harassed to no end, thanks to YouTube that got frontpaged on Digg. Does Digg have an obligation towards privacy violations and calls for harassment?

Yahoo! Acquires Rivals: Seemingly Smart Content Move, But Where’s The Peanut Butter?

by Tony Hung on June 21, 2007

That is, where does Rivals fit within their overall strategy — or is this yet another case of being spread a bit too thin … like peanut butter.

Jerry Yang, New CEO Of Yahoo: Exactly What Yahoo *Doesn’t* Need?

by Tony Hung on June 19, 2007

Big changes at Yahoo! — but will moving in Jerry Yang be the kind of change Yahoo! needs? Erm … perhaps, perhaps not.