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No signs that Microsoft is killing Yammer
Yammer is pitching an open graph-like platform for integration, and using it on software that doesn't just come from new parent Microsoft.…
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Pinterest wannabes with tighter commerce hooks are raising good money. But social commerce likely needs to be multi-channel for a big payoff.…
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Google and Facebook are gaining share, mobile advertising is growing but still search-dominated, and slow progress in digital brand advertising means that television isn’t going away anytime soon.…
Read MoreMapping Session results: Mobile shopping
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Read MoreFacebook Q3 delivers, shows a hint of mobile
Facebook grew ad sales 36 percent, and even sold $100 million worth of mobile advertising. Its real money will come from the web for the immediate future.…
Read MoreYahoo Q3 still seems sluggish
Yahoo is up after a mediocre Q3. Yet it hasn't shown progress in display advertising.…
Read MoreAol’s Alto shows some UI innovation
Aol's new cloud-based email service is more than just a pretty face. Developers should evaluate its UI techniques for their own products.…
Read MoreQuestions: When Facebook fails
If Facebook Questions should have been a useful utility, what does its repositioning indicate about Facebook's focus on general-purpose search?…
Read MoreSocial third-quarter 2012: analysis and outlook
Social media technologies continue to permeate marketing and enterprise collaboration, even if investors felt let down in the third quarter by their consumer-facing businesses. So B2B technology offerings in support of marketing and collaboration will soon steal the attention in the social tech sector.…
Read MoreDo not track at your own risk
Is Microsoft really risking advertiser alienation with its Do Not Track stance?…
Read MoreSocial media threads require weaving
It’s too simple to think of Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube as socially updated versions of the mass-market websites. Smart companies must recognize social media provides threads they can weave into more traditional marketing, media, and commerce programs.…
Read MoreWorkday’s public offering pops
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