Social Networking Software’s Comments

• Mar 22nd, 2010 @ 6:18am

  Slippery Slope

  on Switzerland So Neutral It Won't Even Let In Violent Video Games
  Who gets to decide what is actually considered violent? If you listen to my grandmother play poppit you would assume she was playing an incrediably violent game. Is it the gore? The Killing? The Fights? In my opinion this is something that should be left up to the individual, the government should not have any part of it.
• Nov 26th, 2009 @ 10:08am

  Re: (as Planetwebfoot)

  on Stop Wallowing And Start Doing Cool Stuff With Business Models, The Wil Wheaton Edition
  While I agree in theory, there are already enough folks who don't think, I would prefer if the creative ones just kept on thinking while they are doing!
• Nov 25th, 2009 @ 7:10am

  (untitled comment)

  on Companies Realizing That Content Is Advertising Via Web Series
  With more and more people getting their "media" fix from mobile devices and social networking websites, these Webisodes are the logical next step in entertainment/advertising. They are also being used to create "hype and buzz" for new product launches.
• Nov 9th, 2009 @ 11:44am

  (untitled comment) (as Cheryl H)

  on Virtual Goods, Scams, Investigative Reporting And The Media
  These "virtual scammers" are no different than the snake oil sellers of days gone by. There is a reason good old PT Barnum said "there's a sucker born every minute". A least today we have the means and the media to expose these things. Also as to the death of the daily paper, let it die. If I want up to the minute news I'm turning to the blogs. I do not have any desire to return to the "halcyon days of broadcast television". I prefer my news open forum style with the option for instant debate.
• Nov 5th, 2009 @ 10:42am

  Custom Social Networking (as Cheryl H)

  on Inflated MySpace Page Views Explain 10-Cent CPMs
  Those that say the MySpace has to learn anything are wasting their breath. MySpace has cemented itself and that is the way they plan to stay. As far as ads go unless the business is an already established presence they are avoiding MySpace like the plague. Smart advertisters are going after the smaller niche social networking websites.