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Who could possible be surprised?  Was anyone besides Microsoft expecting some other outcome?  Are there alternatives? 

1. iTunes is cannibalizing NBC home video sales.    2. Apple’s solution: open an iTunes rental / Video-on-Demand platform.

Blackboard's financial picture looks rosy, but its technical underpinnings show significant wear.  This leaves the educational software company susceptible to competitive pressure.  University and K-12 buyers are becoming more sophisticated consumers of software, and Blackboard's sloppy design,...

The Internet may soon become US consumers’ primary entertainment source. The consumer is ultimately looking for longer professionally produced content for their online and mobile experience.

1. Warner Bros, Disney, News Corp and Sony have been working for years in the Indian TV sector.      2. Hollywood movies only account for 8% of the Indian Box Office.

For a guy with  5% of market share Steve Jobs shakes up the tech world with each new product. Mac computers are cute, fast, easy to use, packed with usable software and SECURE! I own 3 Macs and 1 Sony Viao laptop PC. I spend 60 or more hours a week online. I have never had a spyware or virus related...

A closer or perhaps an inside look is required when considering the current fate of the newspaper / media segment. While newspapers are routinely critical of their own efforts, with the same level of routine they neglect to inform about their position of dominance despite dips in circulation. ...

You don't have to be an expert to figure this out. Lexmark products consistently rank at the lowest of industry reviews on this subject. All inkjets are sold at a loss with ink sales designed to create long term profits. Lexmark created an ink greedy product and now are drowning in RED INK. The public...

1. Sumner Redstone is known for forcing out executives  2. DreamWorks’ and Paramount’s bond may be unraveling  3. Family businesses have a low probability of surviving the third generation

According to Nielsen-NetRatings MySpace statistically dwarfs Facebook