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Top Social Media Stock Picks By The World's Largest Fund Managers [View article]
Top Social Media Stock Picks By The World's Largest Fund Managers [View article]
Isn't that a self-contradiction?
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
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Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Given the size of IBM, this probably indicates that the tech sector is less strong than the recent results from INTC and ORCL suggested. Given the weakness in the stocks of other tech leaders (eg. GOOG), it makes me more cautious about tech overall.
Note also that IBM will have a meaningful impact on the Dow today: seekingalpha.com/news/...
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
9 Questions About the Apple Tablet's Potential [View article]
Totally different from a standard website.
Newspaper Circulation: Less Really Is Less [View article]
Long Google, Again [View article]
The leaders tend to fall later, but when they do they fall hard. I'd be careful of AAPL as well.
Ah! So This Is Why Shopping.com Is Entering The Financial Services Vertical [View article]
The article was written Feb 7th, 2005. Shopping.com no longer exists as a stock -- it was purchased by eBay.
BTW, you can find article dates immediately below the headline.
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David
On Dec 17 10:44 AM Atakan wrote:
> It is odd but there is no date attached to the article. Was this
> authored in 2001 or 2008? Simple really...
Key Datapoints on Internet Advertising and Content from The New York Times Co. [View article]
Content vertical = A section of a website devoted to a particular topic. That allows you to target advertisers relevant to that topic.
CPM = Price per thousand ad impressions. That's the standard way of quoting prices for Internet banner ads. (Google text ads, in contrast, are "price per click", namely the advertiser pays a fixed price per click on the ad.)
Cannibalization (in this context) means that although the price of remnant ad inventory (ie. the price of ads on undifferentiated pages that haven't been sold by the companies direct sales force) has fallen, that hasn't impacted the price the company is getting for the banner ads in premium slots.
Hope that helps.
Why Google Rules the Online Ad Market, and How That Could Change [View article]
BillF -- I thought this point was particularly interesting: "Most of the population is over 40 and use reading glasses. With the larger screens and ability to increase text size, many can get by without."
iThinkBig -- Can you expand on what you meant by this: "The lack of marketing competition whom knows Economics 101 and is willing to use business intelligence to gather all the targeted sites for banner purchases is stunning."
If Your Users Fail, Your Website Fails [View article]
If Your Users Fail, Your Website Fails [View article]