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Apple quietly acquired Canadian artificial intelligence startup DarwinAI earlier this year, adding dozens of the company’s staffers to its AI division. Bloomberg News reported the under-the-radar purchase on Thursday (Mar. 14) with Apple yet to publicly announce the news. They did tell the US news outlet that it “buys smaller technology companies from time to…
KFC's logo first to be seen from space | Michael Castellon
KFC has the honor to be the first brand to be visible from outer-space, according to company officials. The 87,500 square feet logo was created by tiles placed in the Nevada desert, near the super secret Area 51. The stunt marks the revamp of the KFC logo, which now features a more streamlined image of Colonel Sanders. (click image to enlarge). UPDATE: Who had the first corporate logo to be seen
Google… the OS for Advertising – Old GigaOm
Traditional media companies are in a persistent state of confusion when it comes to Google. The question that keeps these media executives up at night is… is Google a friend or a foe? If recent conversations I’ve had with such executives are any indication, Google’s recent deals and initiatives (e.g. acquiring YouTube, selling newspaper and radio ads, etc.) have only served to heighten their frust
The Deep Structural Problem of Advertising 2.0
In the standing-room-only Web 2.0 Summit workshop sessions on the future of marketing and Advertising 2.0, the belief that the revolution will be funded by advertising came face to face with the deep structural problems of advertising in the digital age. The poster child of both the promise and the existential angst of networked, digital advertising is the Dove Evolution video, produced for a mere
Wikipedia leaves $100M on the table (or "PLEASE Jimbo, reconsider-media philanthropy could change the world!") - Jason Calacanis
Update: Story is now on digg. While on the subject of media philanthropy…. I sat next to Jimbo at a Wikipedia dinner over the summer. I begged him to put a leaderboard on Wikipedia and told him I would get AOL to sell it and host Wikipedia–for free. He declined saying there will never be ads on Wikipedia. I then explained to him in detail how that one leaderboard could make over $100M per year. I
Click fraud a huge problem / Study finds practice widespread; many cut back online ads
Internet advertisers paid $800 million for bogus clicks on their marketing messages last year, shaking confidence in the industry and prompting many to reduce spending with Google, Yahoo and other Web sites, according to a study to be released today. The survey, by Outsell Inc., a market researcher in Burlingame, is one of the most detailed looks at the nagging, high-profile problem known as click
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Google: Ad Slowdown, What Slowdown? – Old GigaOm
Rough Type: Nicholas Carr's Blog: No room on the web
What Will Replace Pay-Per-Click Advertising?
Monetizing Blogs Through Product Commerce – Old GigaOm
Blogs | ZDNet
PayPerPost Will Taint Us All
Bloomberg - Are you a robot?
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