Stephen Frankola

Google: How One Wedding Video Shows YouTube's Potential

lmao

Google: Where Failure Is Instructive

1. Google's share price high water mark of $747 happened during a ridiculously euphoric era and is very far out of reach today.

2. I used loved Google Print, and like Adwords, it allowed small advertisers to play in the big kid's sandbox. RIP.

3. ebor: Google might have a better brand image, but all companies, large and small, still use Excel and PowerPoint.

4. Mr. Corn: instead of giving this article's true author a "shoutout," why dont you encourage/let him actually publish under his own name next time?

Smartphones: The Mobile Industry Is About to Get 'Blown Apart'

disagree with the overall theme. dumb phones will still be around for a while.

when my old moto slvr broke, i re-upped with an enV2. perfect for what i do - texting and calling. i dont want to pay for a phone that can browse the web. neither do blue-collar 40+ year olds.

Twitter Wouldn't Sell for $1B, to Google or Anybody Else

Twitter is a fad and I don't believe it is a very profitable business model. They'd be smart to sell out for $1b.

Google: Don't Hate the Player - Hate the Game

the click prices went up again today to .50, and i'm not buying.
enough is enough!