by Laurel Papworth on January 23, 2009 · 1 comment
Neerav and I were asked, amongst others for our predictions on 2009. Technology, social media, computing, enterprise etc.
Giant Aussie 2009 predictions round-up
Carlton Taya Avaya South Pacific MD
Craig Scroggie Symantec A/NZ MD
Chris Disspain auDA CEO
David Jackman Pronto Software MD
Deena Shiff [...]
by Laurel Papworth on September 17, 2008 · 1 comment
I bet Citizen Murdoch wishes he had WoW to add to the Fox stable.
License to print money. Without killing a tree of course:
You run a game for around five years, you can’t expect it to be cheap. You’ve got to run servers, pay customer service reps, pay for marketing, etc etc. World of Warcraft’s been [...]
by Laurel Papworth on February 12, 2008 · 4 comments
Are you going?
Media 08
Australia’s Annual Report for Digital Professionals.
Friday 7th March, 9.00am – 5.30pmJones Bay Wharf, Pyrmont, Sydney
Australia’s leading digital media organisations, Fairfax Digital and X|Media|Lab, bring you a one-day executive briefing on all you need to know about digital media for the year 2008.
“Media ‘08″ brings together world leading experts from the UK, the [...]
by Laurel Papworth on February 8, 2008 · 0 comments
Good ol’ Forresters (from AdWeek):
NEW YORK The looming economic downturn will inevitably lead to a decrease in ad spending, but marketers are likely to continue shifting money into social media, according to a new study.
According to the Forrester Research report, marketer moves into areas like word of mouth, blogging and social networking will withstand tightened [...]
by Laurel Papworth on October 3, 2007 · 0 comments
AdNews asked a bunch of people this question: ( 21 September)
Is Facebook Overhyped?Facebook has been described as the media sensation of 2007 and Rupert Murdoch laments its growing numbers against his own earlier social networking paradise, MySpace. Some believe advertisers should drop everything and get involved, but it is Facebook just another trendy [...]
by Laurel Papworth on September 17, 2006 · 0 comments
Snippets from New York Times’ David Barboza article, courtesy of The Ledger Online:
Today, Baidu has a market value of $3 billion and operates the fourth-most trafficked Web site in the world. And Baidu is doing what no other Internet company has been able to do: clobbering Google and Yahoo in its home market.
But Baidus evolution, [...]