Steve Jobs Says Eric Schmidt Is Full Of It (AAPL, GOOG)

Sep 01, 2010 www.webguild.org
Steve Jobs just took a jab at Google. At today Apple news conference, Jobs announced Apple has shipped 120 million iOS devices, and he said the company is activating 230,000 new iOS devices on a daily basis. Google CEO Eric Schmidt has previously said ...More»

The Future Of Sports Marketing Could Be Online

Sep 01, 2010 www.webguild.org
When you think sports marketing, many names come to mind like Nike, AT&T, and Budweiser, however it is Ralph Lauren More»

eBay Bans Google Checkout From Its Sites

Sep 01, 2010 www.webguild.org
Starting next July, eBay will no longer let Google Checkout transactions on eBay web sites. eBay owned Paypal, will be More»

Social To Increase Online Ad Spending 14%

Sep 01, 2010 www.webguild.org
Online ad spending is expected to grow almost 14%, from $45.6 billion, in 2010, to $51.9 billion, in 2011 according More»

20 Burning Questions About Apple’s New iTV (AAPL)

Aug 31, 2010 www.webguild.org
Apple is expected to unveil a new Internet TV gadget today at an event in San Francisco. (Join us here for live analysis all day.) The main topic for Apple's event is supposed to be its annual iPod product-line refresh, but Bloomberg reported Tuesday t...More»

Apple’s Social Network Is Coming — Look Out, Facebook! (AAPL)

Aug 31, 2010 www.webguild.org
In addition to new iPods and a new TV-watching device, Apple could introduce a new social network tomorrow. Look out, Facebook! Okay, it's not a big, elaborate Facebook killer, so Mark Zuckerberg and company don't actually have much to worry about. But...More»

Facebook Wins Patent For Social Search Results, Could Use It To Threaten Google (GOOG)

Aug 31, 2010 www.webguild.org
The U.S. Patent Office awarded Facebook a patent for "a click-behavior based search engine application" earlier today, GoRumors reports. The patent, first filed back in 2004, determines search result ranking by looking at "the frequency of clicks on th...More»

3 Reasons High-Tech and Communications Need Social Media for Survival

Aug 31, 2010 www.webguild.org
An Accenture in-depth survey reveals that while customer service investments in the two industries may be up, consumers remain less than thrilled with their experiences.More»

Angry Digg Users Slam Site With Links To Reddit

Aug 31, 2010 www.webguild.org
Apparently dissatisfied with a redesign that buries much of their influence, hard-core users of social-news site Digg have been gaming More»

Microsoft: Google’s Free Android Is Expensive

Aug 30, 2010 www.webguild.org
A person familiar with Microsoft mobile strategy says that Google’s Android’s is not free but indeed expensive. More expensive than More»

Hey, Cable Guys: It’s Time To Start Chasing After Apple, Netflix, And Google

Aug 30, 2010 www.webguild.org
If the cable, satellite, and telco TV guys are going to stand a chance on the web, it's time for them to start chasing Apple, Netflix, Google, and the web TV insurgents like their lives depend on it. For example, if Comcast is going to try to make its ...More»

Targets Lauches Social Commerce Initiative

Aug 30, 2010 www.webguild.org
Discount retailer Target is rolling out a new ad technology that will let shoppers know when their favorite products are More»

Local News Rivals Doom Publisher Pay Walls

Aug 30, 2010 www.webguild.org
The local news sites being developed by Yahoo, AOL, Huffington Post and a growing number of other online players will dash the hopes of most newspaper publishers of charging for access to their online content. While newspaper executives have agoniz...More»

RIM Averts India BlackBerry Ban

Aug 30, 2010 www.webguild.org
RIM, the maker of the BlackBerry said the Indian Government will not block BlackBerry services in the country. The Indian Government has given RIM 60 days after Research In Motion agreed to give the government access to its encrypted email and messaging services.More»

Facebook Activity Correlate To Low Self-Esteem & Narcissism

Aug 30, 2010 www.webguild.org
According to a new study by Dr. Soraya Mehdizadeh of York University in Toronto, greater online activity on Facebook is More»