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Apple Has Become the “Big Brother” (And Nokia Calls That Out in an Ad)
It’s ironic how over time a company may do a complete 180-degree pivot and become the epitome of everything against which it once stood in rebellion. Remember the iconic 1984 Apple Macintosh ad? In that ad, Steve Jobs and company … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Experience, Opinion, Technology
Tagged 1984 Macintosh ad, Apple, creative advertising, Lumia 920 ad, Nokia
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Nokia — The Unsung Hero of Modern-Day Technology
Once upon a time, there was a company that dominated the mobile phone industry — it delivered the best user experience, had the snazziest and most coveted devices with the latest bells and whistles, captured the highest market share, and … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Opinion, Technology
Tagged bendable phones, innovation, Lumia, NFC, Nokia, Windows Phone 8
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Apple — Most Valuable but Also Most Vulnerable
Not a single day can go nowadays without the media elating about the skyrocketing trajectory of Apple’s stock price. The Cupertino, CA-based company seems to be breaking record over record. TV anchors get giddy when they report how the tech … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Opinion, Technology
Tagged Apple, bass curve, iPhone, vulnerable business
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Apple’s Innovator Myth
Many pundits have competed to offer superlatives regarding Apple. The innovation, the snazziness, the incredible success story… As Apple grew in its dominance both on the consumer electronics market and the financial stock exchange, reasonable analysts started asking themselves when … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Opinion, Technology
Tagged Apple, business fundamentals, innovator, myth
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Lessons Re-Learned: A Good Company Does Not Mean a Good Stock to Buy
A lot of frenzy over “hot” tech companies has been engulfing the business and tech media in the past year or so. Journalists and bloggers have been running over each other, proselytizing to everyone what a great and safe investment … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Opinion, Technology
Tagged facebook ipo, fundamentals, investing in stock
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Corporate Purchasing and the War for Smart Phone Domination
Could purchasing habits at corporations serve as a leading indicator of any upcoming tipping points in the war for smart phone domination? This is the lofty question I’ve set to answer in the post you’ve just started reading. Much has … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Technology
Tagged Blackberry, iPhone, Samsung Galaxy S II, smart phone war
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The New Bubble That Is Just About To Burst
Only five years after the last bubble burst, a new one is getting very ripe to blow up. While the mainstream economy has been riling from one of the biggest financial markets’ meltdowns, the nascent start-up economy in Silicon Valley … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Opinion, Technology
Tagged bubble burst, Facebook, Instagram, Silicon Valley, venture capital
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Attack of the Start-Up Clones
There has been a flurry of articles in the mainstream tech blogosphere about start-ups that are ruthlessly imitating other successful start-ups. Tech blog gurus have been pressing the “panic button” on their computers, cranking out posts after posts of cautionary … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Opinion
Tagged knock-offs, Rocket Internet, Samwer brothers, Square, start-up, Wrapp
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Arrgh, Cloudie, a (Software) Pirate is Coming for Ya!
The peaceful days in the clouds may be nearing their end. Many software companies see a future free of piracy as they move their products to the proverbial cloud (i.e., hosting the software as a service on their own server … Continue reading
Direct Mail Advertising Can Still Be Exciting!
Until last night, I firmly believed that direct mail advertising is dead — or at least, completely ineffective for the Millennial Generation (or Generation Y, or whatever else you want to call people who grew up with computers and mobile … Continue reading
Posted in Business
Tagged advertising, direct mail, junk mail, marketing, marketing flyer
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