All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Internet

That’s the “holy grail” isn’t it? A brand advertising campaign so targeted that it speaks to a niche market segment or even an individual. This NY Times story talks about that movement in very general terms.

The acquisition discussions appear to be ongoing with several players. But simultaneously the likelihood of a potential Facebook IPO is getting stronger too.

I first wrote about this back in March and I am amazed that even since then, MSNBC.com still can't get it's live video streaming to work for anyone with a Firefox or Safari browser. And the worst part, they have no problem delivering you a 15 second ad in the player first, BEFORE they tell you that...

1. Plan sponsors are responsible for prudent investment decision-making. 2. There is concern that some plan sponsors may not be doing enough to vet credit risk and the quality of supporting collateral.

The problem is one of market regulation in the UK, BBC has a track record of innovating before the competition because it has a public broadcast remit.  The Internet activities of the BBC have been cut back because Government and Competitors have complained that it has abused it position and stifled...

In an article on Barron's website this week, which Seeking Alpha has an annotated article summary of by Judy Weil, Mark Vererka says that Internap may be the next Akamai. No offense to Internap, but that's an absurd statement for anyone to make. As you'll see below when it comes purely to revenue, numbers...

Tom Taulli expressed concers with the Engineering side of IHS in his March 2007 Motley Fool column.  Today we will look back and see if anything has changed and should he feel better.

The BBC announced today their new free Internet TV service today and are heralding the arrival of their "on-demand" iPlayer as "important as the first color broadcasts in the 1960s." They have got to be kidding.

The key here is that, as long as EA allows & enables dynamic in-game placements, they'll have to work with Massive and Microsoft.  EA will also have to do a deal with Playstation 3 at some point, so what's the big deal?

A combined Thomson Scientific and IHS would become the clear leader in the Science and Technology market and have the strongest customr position in the market.  If the could make this work you would have a $1.2B player with strong profits.