On April 21, 2010

Salesforce.com’s Jigsaw Buy: The End of Advertising?

Salesforce.com's buy of Jigsaw is the latest, most indicative market mover in the transition to a lead generation economy. Twitter's forays into a sponsored tweets business model announced last week at Chirp is another. Yahoo selling its

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On April 21, 2010

Martha Stewart’s New Growth Recipe: Video Games for Women

Video games, which grew another six percent last month to $1.52 billion, seem a World of Warcraft away from Martha Stewart's domiciled existence. But coming to your console soon will be a new set of interactive games based on the

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On April 21, 2010

YouTube Business Cards Made Available For Almost Nothing

Business cards aren't inexpensive, and many companies aren't quite sold on the value of YouTube channels as promotional tools. YouTube's presented a nice workaround to these problems, though, by offering free business cards featuring channels' URLs.

Kid Overdoses in Antipsychotic Trial Caps a History of Screwups at Pfizer

The FDA's letter to Pfizer (PFE) describing overdoses of the antipsychotic Geodon given to 13 children in clinical trials is merely the latest in a long history of controversies that have occurred at virtually every stage of the drug's existence.<div

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On April 21, 2010

Kelly McCausey Talks Openly About Mom Masterminds

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Kelly McCausey is one cool person!

She went from mega debt as a single mom, working full time outside the home to a wildly successful…

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On April 21, 2010

Should You a Company Sue Over Social Media Comments?

So a customer posts a negative review of your business that you think is not only unfair but – given the lightening speed at which word spreads on Facebook, Yelp, and Twitter – could seriously damage to your reputation. Should you…

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On April 21, 2010

The New Yorker’s Ken Auletta Needs a Calculator, not an E-Book Reader

In describing how dismal the book publishing business is, New Yorker author Ken Auletta oes off the deep end and severely under-estimates how much money companies make per sale.

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On April 21, 2010

How to Make Health Care Reform Work for Your Business

Before you break into a sweat over the small business requirements in the health-care legislation signed into law last month, take a deep breath: Many of its provisions will take months if not years to go into effect. Moreover, it…