Stop Whining About How Elitist And Expensive TED Is [Just Because] You Didn’t Get Invited Feb. 15, 2010, 9:17 AM
>> Too bad you missed it! Larry Page gave everyone a free Nexus One.
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via Silicon Alley Insider.

(Minor edit for colorful language.)
What is amazing about this (the subhead sentence after the headline), is not what it says [...]

Silicon Alley Insider in Wednesday’s post "How Google Can Make Money With Google Wave" is bringing up a point about online advertisement very much like the kind I have been making for at least the last 6 months. Here the key excerpt (my BOLD highlights):

Semantic advertising. [...] Since conversations on [Google Wave] waves have to [...]

There is almost no way that you haven’t seen them. Those mildly annoying commercials featuring the "Video Professor", touting his "educational" wares (they are on seemingly most TV channels dozens of times a day).
And while he’s been around for years, lately his ad, centering on a "How to Sell on eBay" course CD that [...]

The last few weeks have seen the annual "March Madness" surrounding the NCAA Men’s Basketball Tournament, with the conclusion only days away.
While the competition is fun to follow, especially if your favorite team or alma mater is still in the running, I’d like to draw your attention to some factors in play, hidden in plain [...]

Techcrunch.com today featured a guest post by Eric Clemons, Professor of Operations and Information Management at The Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania entitled "Why Advertising Is Failing On The Internet".
In the lengthy post he argues his "basic premise [...] that the internet is not replacing advertising but shattering it", which due to its [...]