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Posted by admin, on May 18th, 2012
In what could speak to Facebook’s viability as advertising medium just days before what is shaping up as a possible record initial public offering, General Motors says it will drop all paid advertising on the site, the Wall Street Journal is reporting.
According to the report, the auto giant’s marketing executives “determined their paid ads had little impact on consumers.”
GM marketing chief Joel Ewanick told the Journal that the automaker “is definitely reassessing our advertising on Facebook, although the content is effective and important.”
The automaker will continue to use free options on Facebook.
The largest American automaker spends about $40 million to maintain Facebook presence, the Journal reported, with about $10 million in paid ads.
GM, the country’s third-largest advertiser behind Procter & Gamble and AT&T, spent $1.11 billion on U.S. ads last year, according to Kantar Media, an ad-tracking firm. About $271 million of GM’s total ad spend last year was for online display and search ads excluding Facebook advertising.
Posted by admin, on May 17th, 2012
LightSquared, the would-be satellite 4G wireless network backed by billionaire Philip Falcone and his Harbinger Capital Partners hedge fund, has filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy. The move, it said in a May 14 statement, will give it “breathing room” to resolve ongoing regulatory issues.
The spectrum used by the network has repeatedly been found to interfere with GPS signals used by industries including aviation, law-enforcement and the military, preventing the network from receiving regulatory approval. On more than one occasion, LightSquared executives have called foul on the regulators overseeing the process, accusing them of rigging the results.
Bankruptcy, Falcone has said, would enable him to protect the company from creditors.
“The filing was necessary to preserve the value of our business and to ensure continued operations,” Marc Montagner, LightSquared’s interim co-chief operating officer and CFO, said in the statement.
“All of our efforts are focused on concluding this process in an efficient and successful manner,” Montagner added.
Montagner took on the role in February, after CEO Sanjiv Ahuja resigned, following a string of setbacks as the company adjusted the network and fought for its approval.
Posted by admin, on May 16th, 2012
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Posted by admin, on May 14th, 2012
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Posted by admin, on May 12th, 2012
 The current two dimensional HP logo used on corporate documents, letterheads, etc. (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Hewlett-Packard, which is still ranked as the global leader in PC shipments, introduced a truly overwhelming number of devices May 9, from a Shanghai event coinciding with the CTIA Wireless event in New Orleans. Showing off something between might, muscle and indecisiveness, it’s tough to think of a niche that HP didn’t address, introducing hardcore business notebooks running the latest Intel processors, colorful notebooks with tactile finishes for consumers, workstations in various form factors for aggressive jobs like manipulating engineering files, consumer-facing monitors for deployments such as in shopping malls, single- and double-display solutions for retail and hospitality environments, monitors for offices, and displays for the home or home office. Perhaps most notably, HP also introduced new Ultrabooks, as well as “Sleekbooks”—a marketing term for notebooks that basically look like Ultrabooks and share their 19.8mm-thin chassis, but don’t meet Intel’s reference design criteria for the Ultrabook term. What all these machines have in common, says HP, is an emphasis on smart design and keeping footprints and prices to a minimum.
Posted by admin, on May 11th, 2012
Queen’s speech unveils UK’s ‘Patriot Act’ Web monitoring plan
Summary: The Queen has officially lifted the lid on plans for the British government to monitor all U.K. Web, email and phone traffic.
HM the Queen, in her first speech to the British Parliament in two years, announced albeit briefly the U.K. government’s plan to monitor all Web activity in the country.It puts the U.K. en par with the United States, Russia, and China in how it monitors its citizens’ Web activity.
The Queen needs no persuasion in signing the bill into law as it is her sovereign obligation, but getting to the Royal Assent stage might be easier than many would hope. The government-written speech is spoken by the Queen to address the upcoming legislative agenda.
It’s not often you see a government hedging, but when you do, it does it in style. Addressing two key issues — the European “safeguard” issue, and the “subject to scrutiny” — the speech highlights how controversial and difficult the law-making process will be in this case.
The controversial plan would see every scrap of Web traffic, every email, and Skype and landline phone calls logged with the third intelligence service, GCHQ, charged with protecting the U.K. from cyber threats.
But the bill to law transition could still be riddled with obstacles and difficulties if the Europeans get their way.
Posted by admin, on May 10th, 2012
 MasterCard (Photo credit: Wikipedia) Think there are too many digital wallets out there? MasterCard would disagree.
The No. 2 payments processor today unveiled PayPass Wallet Services, its own take on the digital wallet. Initially, it will pop up in the form of a payment icon at merchant Web sites. The wallet will allow users to store all of their cards, and MasterCard plans to distribute developer tools to allow other wallets to work with its network. The move is an attempt to broaden PayPass beyond contactless payments and into something more ubiquitous.
MasterCard is just the latest to be lured in by the prospect that comes from managing a consumer’s multiple credit and debit card accounts. As such, it enters an already crowded field attempting to stake their respective claims in this burgeoning field.
There are already competing efforts to put out a digital wallet by rivals Visa and American Express, the wireless carriers, and PayPal. Interestingly, the move could be interpreted as counter to Google’s own digital wallet, in which MasterCard is a key partner.
Posted by admin, on May 9th, 2012
In an effort to market the pricey, though sublime, MacBook Air notebook to a wider audience, Apple is working on a $799 version of the computer, according to a report in the Taiwanese tech publication DigiTimes. Quoting unnamed “sources from the upstream supply chain,” the article said Apple is considering offering the $799 MacBook Air in the third quarter of 2012, possibly in response to the upcoming generation of Intel-branded Ultrabook notebooks.
Intel has poured an enormous amount of money into the research, development and promotion of the Ultrabook platform and a related application store. Much of the success of the next generation of these notebooks could be tied to the success of Microsoft’s Windows 8 operating system, which is highly tuned to run on Ultrabooks. “Although Acer has recently reduced its Ultrabook shipment target, Intel continues to aggressively push Ultrabooks and is aiming to have the devices priced at $699 in the second half of the year,” the report noted. “However, if Intel is unable to bring down ASPs [average selling prices] to its goal, the price gap between Ultrabooks and the $799 MacBook Air may further postpone the time Ultrabooks become standardized,” the sources explained.
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