links for 2008-02-15
Posted in Daily Reads by del.icio.us Friday, February 15th at 10:22 am
Microsoft Intellectual Property (IP) Licensing and IP Ventures are part of a newer group in Microsoft that offers access to Microsoft technologies including component source code, protocols, standards, and file formats.
Harry Brooks manages sales and search marketing education programs which trains small business owners on how to develop a search marketing strategy.
Wonkosphere is a site that keeps metrics on the blogosphere. They have a great look at the 2008 elections right now and it’s pretty telling about the candidate everyone is speaking about.
For all my Indianapolis readers out there, be sure to sign up for an Indianapolis Startup Weekend and vote for it. Just follow the links at Noah’s blog!
Dave Mock writes a fantastic article on investing in wireless marketing technologies, “Investors should always take the marketing phase of new technologies with a grain of salt.”
Mike has introduced a great new term to the vocabulary… “micro-cession” – how marketers need to think about pulling back from CPC and begin managing targeted campaigns
The email claimed that companies and marketers can use Business Wire to bypass journalists and bloggers to get into key news sources like Techmeme and search engine results too. Is this true?
EBay has been struggling for some time with growing discontent among its members, and it has rolled out a series of new controls and regulations to try to stem the erosion of trust in its market.
