Sam Whitmore is the best media watcher around, he regularly talks to the press as part of his research for the excellent Sam Whitmore’s Media Survey, which is heavily used by all the large PR agencies.
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg will be discussing details of new privacy controls in a conference call Wednesday. Digits will live-blog the call, which is set to begin at 1:30 p.m. Eastern. Read the rest of this entry »
Sanjay Sethi, ED & Head of Infrastructure Group, Kotak InvestmentBanking has an article in the Economic Times on the current challenges in raising PE funding for infrastructure projects and what’s needed to boost such transactions.What India needs: India could well do with more pure-play specialist infrastructure funds with long-term investment horizon and reasonable return expectations (in the
Broadvision today announced a collaborative business platform, Clearvale, and a partnership with Softbank, a major Japanese telecommunications company.
Samsung Electronics Chairman Lee Kun-hee met with Sony Chief Executive Howard Stringer over dinner late Monday in Seoul, and news of a meeting between the arch-rivals stirred up speculation. Read the rest of this entry »
Sam Whitmore is the best media watcher around, he regularly talks to the press as part of his research for the excellent Sam Whitmore’s Media Survey, which is heavily used by all the large PR agencies.
Yahoo CEO Carol Bartz is set to have a “fireside chat” at the TechCrunch Disrupt conference in New York. Digits will live-blog the event. Read the rest of this entry »
There are so many people branding themselves as social media experts these days that we could lose sight of the people who really are social media experts because they are doing it.
There are so many people branding themselves as social media experts these days that we could lose sight of the people who really are social media experts because they are doing it.
This week’s tech tweets included missives from Google’s i/o conference and reactions to the Onion’s take on tech trends. Read the rest of this entry »