Apple's plans to make publishers pay 30% of revenues and not use differential pricing on other services is seen in some quarters as deeply anti-competitive.

Blog — Wednesday, February 23, 2011 18:22

Apple’s shine dulls for publishers

All the media attention is moving to the mobile web and what it can and will do to transform our everyday lives. Yet, underlying these development are the mobile providers. But they don't seem to be playing at the top table anymore. Will they simply be consigned to the role of utility connection with squeezed margins?

Dumbed down networks in smarter times

Wednesday, February 16, 2011 16:54

All the media attention is moving to the mobile web and what it can and will do to transform our everyday lives. Yet, underlying these development are the mobile providers. But they don’t seem to be playing at the top table anymore. Will they simply be consigned to the role of utility connection with squeezed margins?

Unsuccessful tender applications are just a waste of time, right? Not necessarily. The act of filling out a tender form can yield valuable insights about your company's past and help inform strategic planning for the future.

Tender lessons learned

Wednesday, February 9, 2011 14:20

Unsuccessful tender applications are just a waste of time, right? Not necessarily. The act of filling out a tender form can yield valuable insights about your company’s past and help inform strategic planning for the future.

Protesters in Cairo vent their dissatisfaction with the regime. Copyright Darkroom Productions @ Flickr Find more photos from Darkroom on Flickr at http://bit.ly/hZ0Wo6

Overplaying the power of Social Media

Wednesday, February 2, 2011 11:30

Without social media recent events in Tunisia and Egypt would never have happened. At least that’s the implication the news media is making. It’s short-sighted and totally fails to reflect historical precedent. Popular uprisings happened before social media and always will.