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John Rich

SPACE 2: Wait, Why Are We Going To Space? : Planet Money : NPR - 0 views

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    FutureX satellite?
Jinah Kim

Netflix Syndication Deals Hurt Viacom Ratings - Bernstein - Peter Kafka - Media - AllThingsD - 0 views

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    Some numbers to reconfirm that viewers are moving to watching shows on the Internet, in "binge" sessions, and later rather than live.
dustinrthompson

Why Facebook would buy Waze: To fight Google for mobile search - 0 views

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    Rumors that Facebook is in late-stage talks to buy Waze for as much as $1 billion have many wondering if the social network's next great ambition is to tackle the maps and navigation market. Maybe -- but only because maps would be Facebook's best way to route around Google and make money from mobile search.
Jinah Kim

With Dual Mice And Collaboration In Any Window, YC's Screenhero Gives WebEx And Screen Sharing Apps A Run For Their Money | TechCrunch - 0 views

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    Neat! 
Simeon Spearman

At $500M in 2012, mobile has become the fastest growing segment of social games | VentureBeat - 0 views

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    Free-to-play games are taking off in mobile. In those games, users play for free and pay real money for virtual goods, such as the virtual dresses that CrowdStar sells in its It Girl game on Facebook. In social games on networks such as Facebook, virtual goods revenue is expected to be $2.9 billion in 2012. That means that mobile is catching up at a pretty good clip and it explains why so many startups are diving into mobile games.
Simeon Spearman

When compensation for social-media plugs must be disclosed - USATODAY.com - 0 views

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    FTC forming policies on social marketing
Ivy Chang

Supermarket provides individual pricing based on shopping habits | Springwise - 1 views

  • if a brand brings out a new soft drink and a user has a history of buying the company’s existing products, they may receive money off the new drink, whereas someone who has never expressed an interest through their purchases would pay full price. Similarly, a customer whose loyalty card data suggests they shop for a family might get offered a discount on a larger version of a product they already regularly buy.
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    provides a price for certain products depending on each member's individual shopping history
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