Archive for the “Marketing” category

Zoomr Mark III: How Good Branding Can Save Your Ass

by Tony Hung on May 27, 2007

Zooomr’s launch was delayed by 6 days — here’s why I don’t care.

Could Ask.com Ever Topple Google? Wait, Let Me Stop Laughing First.

by Tony Hung on May 22, 2007

Don’t laugh — but that’s the meme that’s kind of floating around, since Allen from CenterNetworks proposed how he might orchestrate it, with Read/Write/Web chiming in with their three cents. Don’t get me wrong: making some strategic moves makes sense (…)

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Adobe’s Flex: The Case for a Social Media News Room

by Tony Hung on April 28, 2007

A Social Media News Room would have been really useful for the announcement of Adobe’s Flex going Open Source

MySpace Marketing a Viral Miracle? I’d Love To See The Proof

by Tony Hung on April 24, 2007

Well, there is some, except I think its lacking.

Is This Google’s Achilles Heel?

by Tony Hung on April 14, 2007

While I am utterly convinced of Google’s omnipotent base-owning and world-eating status, one does wonder if there is a message behind Matt Cutt’s (i.e. Google’s herald and wielder of the power cosmic) latest post on paid links. To summarize, it (…)

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Tech Bloggers: We’re Pathetically Easy Hoax Bait

by Tony Hung on April 13, 2007

So just moments before I was about to push “publish” on an article named “CBS is Crazy: I Love Tech, But It Makes No Sense” about how CBS was “going” to replace Don Imus’s radio show (who I presume you (…)

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Photobucket Fracas: Lessons in Direct Marketing, Branding, And Saber Rattling

by Tony Hung on April 12, 2007

So, early yesterday, I wondered how the Myspace/ Photobucket Fracas was going to turn out: details had yet to emerge, but the ball was in Rupert’s corner — was he going to relent on blocking Photobucket? Fox *claimed* that Photobucket (…)

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