Monthly Archives: July 2009

via theregister.co.uk My bet is that Apple won’t approve this, and Spotify will promptly sue. Posted via web from Ian Betteridge’s lifestream

“Is this true? How is it possible? NPD vice president of industry analysis Stephen Baker says it’s simple: “The average price of a non-netbook Windows PC is under $600. It’s hard to see what functionality you could add to a … Continue reading →

“Also, I wonder what Apple’s share of the sub-$1000 computer market is. I’m guessing it’s less than one percent. In a recession. When everyone is avoiding spending money, so they’re buying sub-$1000 computers. My guess is that as much as … Continue reading →

For news organisations, small might prove to be beautiful "Undeniably, there is money to be made in digital publishing with free reader access, but whether that revenue leads to profits depends upon the scale and scope of the organization. The … Continue reading →

“Undeniably, there is money to be made in digital publishing with free reader access, but whether that revenue leads to profits depends upon the scale and scope of the organization. The potential revenue does not appear to be of the … Continue reading →

GigaOm, quoting Google CEO Eric Schmidt: “The rough argument is we do things that are strategic because they get people to ultimately use the Internet in a clever and new way. We know that if they use the Internet more, … Continue reading →

More evidence of the genius of Matt Jones via magicalnihilism.com …

via magicalnihilism.com Posted via web from Ian Betteridge’s lifestream

Your daily Arrington: “lol. if we only posted things that companies gave us permission to post this would be a press release site and none of you would be here. News is stuff someone doesn’t want you to write. The … Continue reading →