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LinkedIn and The Strange Case of The Disappearing Market
Is LinkedIn worth $1bn? Yes. Why? Because Bain Capital says it is. The stock is not public, so you and I cannot trade it. The whole notion of the average
Do We Need a Yelp for the Enterprise?
Last month Gartner released its Magic Quadrant for Cloud Infrastructure as a Service and Web Hosting. The report positioned AT&T, Rackspace, Savvis, Terremark and Verizon as the leaders. Controversially,
Hewlett-Packard Exec Social Media Snafu Possibly Exposes Cloud Plans
A vice president of engineering at Hewlett-Packard social media snafu, may have released the company's roadmap for building its upcoming cloud service. Scott McClellan, interim VP of engineering for HP's
Is Facebook for Business Really Coming?
Last November, we asked you if in 6 months time Facebook would have more business contacts than LinkedIn. Over 2/3rds of you thought that LinkedIn would still be the dominant
Inside Job Brings Career Networking to Facebook
Social media sites like LinkedIn and Twitter are often the go-to applications for career networking, but now Facebook users can contact people who have interviewed, worked, or are currently employed
Apple Poaching RIM Sales Staff
If you still think Apple isn't taking the enterprise seriously you'd better think again: Apple has hired at least five former RIM sales staff in the past in the
What We've Got Here is a Failure to Communicate
Fans of Paul Newman will recognize his character's famous line in Cool Hand Luke. Never in the history of electronic communications do we have so many choices and yet experience
Who Uses Social Networks and What Are They Like? (Part 1)
A new study by Anderson Analytics looks into the demographics and psychographics of social networking users on Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, and LinkedIn with a goal of providing marketers with information
Online Business Networking: 2 Horse Globalization Race
Increasingly people accept that Facebook serves a different function than LinkedIn. In simple terms: deals on LinkedIn, dates on Facebook. This simple reality was obscured for a while, because the
LinkedIn Eats Rapportive: Let's Hope the Magic Lives On
Several years ago, I spoke on a panel at an advertising industry conference with Om Malik and Michael Arrington. Arrington, my former employer, was bored by the conversation and mocked
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