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An Amazonian Challenge: Jason Del Rey Joins All Things Digital, Covering Online Commerce
As the Internet of Things escalates and the offline and online worlds continue to combine, this reporter will chronicle it.
Disney’s Rose Bowl-Winning Ad for “Monsters University”
You were going to see it anyway. But it’s still great.
Trulia Set to Hang a “For Sale” Sign on Its Stock
Trulia’s shares could price as soon as tomorrow night and start trading Thursday morning.
Realty Bites: Agents Face Off Against Zillow, Trulia and Realtor.com
The Internet has forever changed the newspaper industry, the music business and travel agencies. Now it’s real estate’s turn.
Zillow’s Valuation Nears $400 Million After Pricing IPO
Zillow expects to secure almost $60 million in its initial public offering, which will value the company at close to $400 million, according to documents filed with the SEC today.
Greystripe Targets Regional Mobile Ads, Not the More Trendy Hyper-Local Ads
If there’s one area of mobile advertising that’s hot right now, it’s hyper-local, or the ability to target coupons, offers or recommendations within a block or two of a person’s location. So, what about regional ad plays?
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Playdom Investor Tim Chang on Why Social Gaming Is Hot
Interest in social gaming is jumping to new heights. One of the players in the space, Playdom Inc., just raised a giant-sized $43 million round from Lightspeed Venture Partners, New Enterprise Associates, Norwest Venture Partners and Rick Thompson, one of the co-founders and an existing angel investor in the company.
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Qualcomm Makes Bet on Mobile TVs
Qualcomm Inc., which is known more for cellphone chips than products sold to consumers, is betting that a new pocket-sized device will spur more interest in mobile TV. The San Diego-based company late Tuesday announced that a subsidiary will begin offering what it calls FLO TV Personal Television. Qualcomm said U.S. retailers are expected to offer the device over this holiday season at a suggested price of $249.99.
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Entrepreneurs "Tweet" Their Way Through Crises
Twitter has turned out to be a useful tool for some small businesses coping with customer-service or public-relations crises. The social-media service–where users send short “tweets” to followers who have signed up to receive the messages–came in handy for Innovative Beverage Group Holdings Inc., whose drankbeverage.com site crashed last month after a surge in traffic following a segment on Fox News for the company’s so-called relaxation beverage, which contains “calming” ingredients like valerian root and melatonin.
Liberty Media Chairman John Malone: The Full D7 Session
As many already know, John Malone has been a cable legend since he first ran Tele-Communications Inc. back in the early 1970s. His influence put most cable channels on the map and his forceful business skills willed cable into becoming a key consumer medium for entertainment and news. Malone talked about that experience onstage at the seventh D: All Thing Digital conference and how it mirrors what is going on now as more content is being distributed on the Internet. You should listen, because Malone is a genuine media pioneer who could teach Web players a thing or two.
