I know, the Ides of October isn’t the most widely-celebrated ancient Roman holiday, but I thought you’d appreciate some Linky Goodness anyway!
- Finally building a true rival for for the iTunes/iPod: Universal In Talks With SonyBMG and WMG on Free Music Service On Certain Devices; Possibly Zune
- A sigh of relief: although we know they’re not always the most discriminating crowd, Most Kids Online Not Threatened by Strangers according to a survey conducted by Pew Internet Life
- AOL is still suffering: AOL to lay off 20 percent of workforce
- Survey says: Marketers Put More Money Into Social Media
Now, go celebrate in the best way you know how. Where is Caesar when you need him?
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db Says:
October 15th, 2007 at 7:06 pm
AOL is the perfect case study for any high tech company on how to fall from grace. They used to be THE high tech story but they dropped the ball way to amny times on various projects.
Brian Gilley Says:
October 16th, 2007 at 12:03 pm
AOL is turning into the MSN of “new product” launches – nothing ever really sticks or becomes popular. Perhaps they should start acquiring more companies like Google.