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Microsoft’s “Cash Back” Google Search Killer: Great Idea, Won’t Work – Silicon Alley Insider
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Microsoft (MSFT) will announce its Hail Mary attempt to stave off a Google (GOOG) search monopoly this morning, TechCrunch reports. This is the “disruptive” development Microsoft’s Kevin Johnson alluded to last week. It is also a plan Microsoft briefly discussed a couple of years ago (to applause, at least from this analyst).
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BBC NEWS | Technology | Internet key to Obama victories
“The internet favours the outsider, and gives them the ability to quickly mobilise supporters and money online.”
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The internet favours the outsider, and gives them the ability to quickly mobilise supporters and money online.
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Mr Noble says he expects Mr Obama to raise $1 billion online during the 2008 campaign, 12 times as much as John Kerry raised through online fundraising in 2004.
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Fees and customer loyalty: Church of the Customer Blog
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American Airlines announced today it will charge $15 for many passengers to check their first bag. I can imagine the word-of-mouth griping that’s spreading from airport to airport.
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Former AIG chief may be charged in scandal – Times Online
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The US Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) has warned Maurice “Hank”
Greenberg, the former chief executive at AIG, the world’s biggest insurer,
that he may face civil charges in relation to an accounting scandal that has
already led to the criminal convictions of several top executives.
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Bankwatch 