The entire entertainment industry has gone after two tiny software manufacturers - Grokster and Morpheus - who make P2P software. And they've won. According to the US Supreme Court...
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The talk I went to in the week has been written up in the Observer by Frank Kane, who was the very charming chairman for the evening. The 'chap' he mentions in the article is yours truly. Kane's takeout from the evening...
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Modern marketeers don't get any better than Steve Jobs. Let's face it, while the music industry execs were waffling around with lawyers he went in and reinvented their industry for them. And made a big profit along the way. Here's a speech he gave to Stanford University earlier this month. It's pretty amazing stuff as it gives quite an insight into the uber-dude's psyche. Via Micropersuasion.
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I went to a discussion last night at London's CASS Business School about the role of news media in a digital era. It started by showing the EPIC movie (most of which is already here - without the dramatic voiceover) and then went into a panel discussion hosted by Frank Kane, Business Editor of The Observer who was very good...
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In WPP's '04 annual report Martin Sorrell, the company's CEO, sums up the cost of network television in this way...
"Procter & Gamble, the world's biggest advertiser, Unilever, Coca-Cola and American Express have registered voluble protests in recent times. They are sick and tired of paying more for less...
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