Month: December 2012

Originally posted on Gigaom:
By now, those who spend a lot of time online (or read the news) have probably gotten used to the idea that printed newspapers are declining in relevance: their newsrooms are shrinking, some are closing down or going bankrupt, and others are trying to shore up their falling revenue with paywalls.…

New study from Morrison Foerster provides a view into the social and TV activities in the US today. Nothing new here, but some excellent data points and also just confirmation that social connection and mobile/tablet devices are truly where the customer is now.

A great piece on the world of mobile as it is today. As I have outlined, customers have a huge emotional attachment to their mobile devices, much more than to their laptops/PCs and tablets (will see on the latter over time?) and using these to communicate and share is a primary customer needs and journey. … Continue reading Facebook to buy WhatsApp? Here’s what could be really interesting about that