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The truth about synergies

Posted on January 12, 2010 at 7:43 pm (UK)
in: Business, Communication, Ethics, Investor Relations, Workplace

I watched an interview at lunchtime today on the BBC News channel where Roger Carr, chairman of Cadbury, was being asked a number of questions concerning his company’s position as it confronts a hostile takeover bid by Kraft Foods.
Towards the conclusion of the interview, Carr said something most interesting in response to a question [...]

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There’s been quite a lot of buzz during the past week or so surrounding rumours that Apple will be launching a tablet device very soon, and the expectation that there’ll be an announcement by Apple on January 26. I wrote a post myself, too.
What’s behind all the buzz? How did it get started? Who [...]

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Tiger Woods’ personal life may be out of the prime time news headlines at the moment but the financial consequences of what he allegedly did are now becoming clear.
I’m talking about the effect on business, not only the value of the many sponsorship contracts Woods has but also predictions on the effects on the [...]

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Things seem to be going from bad to worse for SpinVox.
The voice-to-text transcription company has been at the centre of a major kerfuffle in recent months regarding the genuineness of its claims about its technology and how it performs its service.
The latest development is a less-than-stellar assessment of its ROI performance by Invesco Perpetual, [...]

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At lunchtime, I was reading “Steve Jobs: The man who polished Apple,” a most excellent feature about Steve Jobs and Apple written by Times journalist Bryan Appleyard and published in the Times Online (and probably in the newspaper itself as well).
While there’s copious biographical, anecdotal and other information about Steve Jobs and Apple almost [...]

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When I think about SpinVox and the huge public kerfuffle that broke out last month stemming from allegations made in a BBC investigation over SpinVox’s audio-to-text transcription service, Billy Flynn and razzle-dazzle from the musical Chicago is mostly what springs to my mind.

(You can read the lyrics, too.)
The allegations the BBC and others have made [...]

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The Financial Times has joined the growing group of media companies offering an easy means for readers and subscribers to access the newspaper’s online content from wherever they happen to be via a bespoke app for the iPhone.
Today the FT launched its new FT mobile app for iPhone (iTunes link) that combines clean and fast [...]

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The two primary Twitter applications for the desktop – TweetDeck and Seesmic Desktop – released new versions in the past 24 hours.
Both are the latest salvoes in a battle where one winner could gain supremacy as the app on the desktop for keeping in touch with what’s happening on Twitter (and, if you wish, [...]

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One of the most useful WordPress plugins I have installed on my blogs is Chat Catcher by Shannon Whitley.
What it does is connect comments made on Twitter that reference content in your blog, and links those comments to your content by placing a reference to a particular tweet in a post it mentions, as [...]

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Twitter could be Googled

Posted on April 3, 2009 at 8:56 am (UK)
in: Business, Investor Relations, Social Media, Technology, Twitter, Web

[See April 4 Update 1 at end of post.]
I suppose speculation that Google is in talks to acquire Twitter should surprise nobody.
The story I saw early this morning in TechCrunch is based on information they say they have obtained from trusted sources “close to the negotiations.”
According to the TechCrunch post last night (PST), Google [...]

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