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New IBM study: 36% who watch online video, said they watch "significantly less" TV. http://tinyurl.com/69gffe
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The future has arrived: Days of buying software in box from a store are over. Microsoft opens online store: http://ping.fm/TZgGi
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Microsoft's Windows Live, w/460M users, to bring together online apps to single profile page, just like Facebook. http://ping.fm/YaYWb
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If you really analyze it, the advertising media strategy "top of mind" is amazingly wasteful and frighteningly inefficient, with 1 exception
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Major agencies moving away fr traditional media targeting to targeting audience based on online activity/content. http://ping.fm/13VNW
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It's time for America 2.0. I'm betting it's much improved from previous version.
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Watching the world change. Overnight.
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Tipping Point: Netflix "Watch Instantly" means almost any movie at any time. And it really works for Mac/PC. No waiting/DVDs. Life is good.
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So are you done, done?
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AT&T sent me text that my iPhone now has free WiFi access to 17,000 hotspots across country, including Starbucks. Look for others to follow.
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@mleis Congrats! Being a Cubs fan, I guess I'll have to live vicariously.
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Oh, this explains it. The research (http://tinyurl.com/5h4w) was sponsored by BuzzLogic, who "help advertisers target blogs." Hmm. Biased?
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Jupiter Research: 25% of blog readers say they trust ads on blog; 19% trust ads on social networking sites. People trust ads? Explains a lot
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@sernovitz do you need help from the office?
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There's always next week.
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DJIA at 5 yr low. Today down+ 300. "in a matter of weeks, the financial turmoil has altered the architecture of Russia's economy." Wow!
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In other words, Microsoft hasn't exactly found the secret sauce that can help it succeed as well in the future. Silverlight?
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While Microsoft's Q3 met expectations, its online business lost $480 million, nearly double the $267 million loss it posted a year ago.
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By the time Ad Age print edition arrives on my desk, it seems old. I've already seen the same headlines online for days. Time to save trees.
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@mleis check with Andy @sernovitz -- or the big corp blogfest at BlogWell next week in San Fran http://tinyurl.com/3fh2os
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