Mobility in retail industry: main security challenges and prospects
Mobility in retail industry: main security challenges and prospectsThis is an original…
Mobility in retail industry: main security challenges and prospectsThis is an original…

today’s selection is …
A report from Edouard Austin in my team at Orange who was attending the WW2012 keynote speech by one of the Web’s founders, Sir Tim Berners Lee who issued a clear warning as to the growing threat to freedom of speech on the Internet. In that speech, he addresses a clear comment to Mark Zuckerberg who announced a few years ago that “privacy was no longer a social norm”. Whereas the growing threat to freedom of speech is a non debatable and an increasingly worrying threat, I would venture to say that this keynote fails to address the other side of the issue and the fact that the lack of regulations has also impinged the rights of others and namely those of artists, sometimes in favour of thieves who have amassed humongous fortunes.

Sharon Crost is Global Online Marketing and B2B Social Media Manager at…

This Yahoo! presentation kicked off my fifth Blogwell session (overall, this was…

As cloud computing technology is booming there is talk of the so-called…

This is the third Sugar CRM executive to be interviewed by visionary…

The gaming experience on tablets isn’t really what it should be, but…
I had the opportunity to attend a Press conference organised by Kaspersky…
Ehealth is no longer a dream and we had further evidence of…

It may seem strange but somehow, I’m not entirely certain that innovation…

First few slices of technological innovation at the 2012 MWC event. You…
Joanne Jacobs was presenting today at Lincuplive, a great social media conference…

Here’s my top blogging team for the MWC 2012 event. In the…

The Chinese Internet is now conquering the world. In a previous series,…

Marketing myths are numerous. They are like religious beliefs, they spread and…

Just before I post a 2 part piece on Byron Sharp's "brand that grow" marketing opus, here is a link he added on his blog to a facebook "fan" survey which shows that engagement rates are extrelmely small; a conclusion I've already made a number of times, underlying the "cyberbabble" effect on facebook.