All GLG News Analyses Filed Under: Media

1.  Web 2.0 companies will drive innovation ideas inside IT 2.  Web 2.0 companies are still growing and experimenting 3.  The transformation of business because of the web is just beginning

The market place is far from finding a saving grace in 3D, it's still a novelty and will remain one for sometime to come. The lack of any one agreed upon format for 3D leaves the industry little or no chance of main streaming the products. If they get it together and work for a common goal,...

Lots of us considered IMAX down and out in recent years as the institutional theater market (museums, etc.) began to dry up and as IMAX and others failed to provide sufficient appropriate content to the commercial theater circuits to which the Company was selling systems. Now with 3D being one of the...

Rupert Murdoch is already making one thing clear: Under NewsCorp, the new Dow Jones will not look or operate like the old Dow Jones.  That will make life interesting for its own and many more media brands.

The Senate Commerce Committee unanimously passed a bill to limit any further media consolidation efforts until a 90-day period for public comment could be completed.  In effect, if this gets passed on the Senate floor it could kill any efforts to allow newspaper-broadcasting combinations in the...

Since the advent of the Apple IPod, the world of music has changed dramatically and Apple has take market share and today has virtually no competition. Nokia’s bold move in the cell phone music market will definitely rock the market but may not be enough to bring Apple down. I would not go so far to...

Nokia’s move represents a paradigm shift in the mobile music market, and potentially in the overall market. This may represent the beginning of the end for pay services such as Apple’s iTunes, and could be an entirely new way of acquiring music. Good-bye, CDs?

Great idea and about time. News and entertainment can no longer be found on paper, broadcast television, and broadcast radio. With the advent of broadband wireline and wireless services, you and I can get entertainment and news from just about any source. No matter what you may think about the various...

Radio can no longer afford to serve 2 masters- Wall Street investors and its core audience.

All newspapers need to recognize and respond to the changing information needs of their geographic and demographic constituencies. If the Merc's transparent reinvention process succeeds, other newspapers will want to emulate it -- fast.