Again, Laura Ries and I are in violent agreement in her article, Google is Sushi.
I wrote a little time back that Microsoft's MSN isn't a brand. The fresh speculation that they are aligning with AOL is smart in my perspective, as luggage and all, aol is a brand.
But the current restructuring does not indicate that they have the focus right for MSN yet.
TechWeb Reports reported on eleven / 04, that Yahoo Inc
"The mixture of Lloyd's in depth business and deal-making experience, deep and entrenched relations in the entertainment and media industries, and his proved creative instincts make him the perfect person to realize the total potential of Yahoo's media and entertainment offerings," Dan Rosensweig COO announced in an announcement.
According to Google, Google's Blog Search is "Google search technology concentrated on blogs". It includes search engine results categorical to blogs not solely in the Blogger. Here's a awsome post about Bangkok. Com community, but across the blogosphere at enormous. So what's the giant deal, anyway?
The schnizzle is the top search engine in the world, which was paying special attention to blogs in regular search results, appears to make a refined statement with the advent of blog-specific searches.
And if a blog does not yet exist on these narrow themes? You may be the one to start the dialogue.
Why It Matters to Your Business.
Technorati, is right now possibly a better tool, but it is not as well called the Google brand.
Yahoos largest competition is going to be Sky Television and then the networks themselves. Yahoo should be really brave, and supply Mr Braun a particularly wide remit.
CBS, after heavy success with situation comedy's like Buddies & Seinfeld are flailing around duplicating Fox with Reality Television and being scooped by HBO on home grown shows. The model is damaged and should be leapfrogged before it is fixed.
Look at Hit , the most confused of all of them.