Bits of Mystery DNA, Far From ‘Junk,’ Play Crucial Role, by Gina Kolata, New York Times
Oh and then there is this little piece of awesome...
Phones will get all charged up about new Ultrabook feature, by Eric Mack
Yes, charging your phone without cords is coming, and coming soon.
For now, here are some marketing/business/economics articles to read while your phone is charging.
BII MOBILE INSIGHTS: Multi-Screen Media Consumption Is The New Normal by Heather Leonard, Business Insider
7 Pros and Cons of Content Marketing, by Erin Nelson, Business 2 Community
3 Little-Known Social Media Misconceptions that Can Destroy Your Marketing Strategy, by Brad Smith, Social Media Today
Mobile Entertainment Consumption Soared 82% in One Year, by Samantha Murphy, Mashable
ESPN: Everywhere Sports Profit Network, by Karl Greenfield, BusinessWeek
ESPN’s $5.6 billion deal with Major League Baseball, announced on Aug. 28, is typical of the kinds of multiplatform rights packages the company now seeks to acquire. Not only will ESPN continue to televise regular-season and playoff games through 2021, it also gets radio rights, international rights, unlimited highlights and, most important, the right to stream all that content through its mobile applications.
“Right now,” says Norby Williamson, a vice president for production, “what you can pay for a property is based on what you can bring to a property, how you can surround a property.” ESPN’s continued success is predicated on its being willing to pay more for those properties than anyone else. It comes down to a race between ESPN’s ability to develop and succeed in new platforms—and sell ads and subscriptions against them—and the ever-escalating costs of televising live sports.
GIF Illustrates Massive Growth of Walmart, Mashable
Pretty awesome...
The Lost Bush/Obama Era Gave Us the Gold Commission,by John Tamny, RealClearMarkets
Monetary Angioplasty Required,By Barry Ritholtz, The Big Picture
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