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The inevitable happened.  Regulators killed the Yahoo-Google agreement before it started        1) There is not enough distribution for interactive ads and Google did not see this as meaningful incremental traffic to waste the time and energy fighting...

The Performance Rights Act changes the broadcaster/performer relationship from symbiotic to adversarial.  It's not good for either.  In fact, it could severely harm the both sides.  However, it's not the end of the story. Clearchannel and other broadcasters are implementing a new...

- Traditional operators continue to try and find ways to maximize their revenues by getting into information services and applications, and competing with the likes of Google. Google is responding by trying to break-open from their walled-gardens. WiMax is an attempt to break free. Municipal WiFi, FCC...

Some of you may remember how you felt in the 1990s when Johnny Carson's last few shows were being aired.  I feel the same way with The Weather Channel. Competition for TWC has been pent up for years; having it owned by one of the four major TV networks is bound to unleash competition that...

Will President Bush's recent nomination of two Democrats to the SEC make it more investor friendly?  Not likely!

The subject article provides some interesting insights into the upward reversal in the number of securities class-action lawsuits filed during 2007.  Given such, I thought it might be fitting to offer my personal insights into what I continue to believe is the most common, yet rarely noticed, accounting...

The block placed on the Phonak/ReSound merger in the hearing aids market by the German competition authorities although significant should not be seen as the rule but as an exceptional event. The nature of the market and the existence of a vociferous complainant competitor that is headquartered...

No impact on marketplace but... is drawing attention to the gap between consumer demand and Blockbuster/Netflix services... is indicative of lack of understanding of the media consumer.

To my knowledge there are no patents; it's all about the business model. The acquisition price was probably relatively trivial for MSFT. Jellyfish was an "also ran" in online shopping with a vaguely unique consumer proposition. It's not explicitly a counter to the Google CPA effort, which remains small....

Few other disclosures give as much visibility into the integrity of a company’s reported results like the SEC’s Schedule II – Valuation and Qualifying Accounts. Unfortunately, despite such schedule being required of most public companies, few companies seemingly fully comply. The absence of otherwise...