Women’s Wear Daily, May 3, 2012

A recently released study by iProspect and comScore outlined best practices for marketers targeting affluent men on the web and via mobile devices. The report utilized a survey and a cognographic study that tracked online behaviors and site visits. The study focused on men over 18 with household income of $100,000 or more, which encompasses about 19 million men online.

Business Insurance, April 30, 2012

The flip side of social media’s value in advancing a company’s brand is that the speed with which messages-mistaken or deliberately fraudulent-spread through social media can quickly put organizations’ reputations at considerable risk. This is an issue that companies such as Factory Mutual Insurance Co., which does business as FM Global, Domino’s Pizza Inc. and FedEx Corp. have faced in recent years to turn around negative perceptions.

South Africa: Marketing and Media, May 8, 2012

Online reputational risk is said to be emerging as a major concern in a world where rumors and complaints about a brand can spread from a single social media post to an audience of hundreds of thousands or even millions in a matter of hours. Reputation is defined as the image created by the performance and behavior of the company over time and how this is communicated to the various stakeholders.

MINT, May 14, 2012

Since 2005, the year Apple Inc.’s iPhone debuted, interfaces that employ the human hand as the tool of interaction have become ubiquitous. The iPhone’s latest version, released in October, goes a step ahead and features the use of man’s most natural tool of communication-the human voice. Siri, Apple’s voice-activated personal assistant, could not only understand commands in a natural language, it also had a sense of humor.

USA TODAY, May 3, 2012

Women’s Wear Daily, May 3, 2012

A recently released study by iProspect and comScore outlined best practices for marketers targeting affluent men on the web and via mobile devices. The report utilized a survey and a cognographic study that tracked online behaviors and site visits. The study focused on men over 18 with household income of $100,000 or more, which encompasses about 19 million men online.

Business Insurance, April 30, 2012

The flip side of social media’s value in advancing a company’s brand is that the speed with which messages-mistaken or deliberately fraudulent-spread through social media can quickly put organizations’ reputations at considerable risk. This is an issue that companies such as Factory Mutual Insurance Co., which does business as FM Global, Domino’s Pizza Inc. and FedEx Corp. have faced in recent years to turn around negative perceptions.

South Africa: Marketing and Media, May 8, 2012

Online reputational risk is said to be emerging as a major concern in a world where rumors and complaints about a brand can spread from a single social media post to an audience of hundreds of thousands or even millions in a matter of hours. Reputation is defined as the image created by the performance and behavior of the company over time and how this is communicated to the various stakeholders.

MINT, May 14, 2012

Since 2005, the year Apple Inc.’s iPhone debuted, interfaces that employ the human hand as the tool of interaction have become ubiquitous. The iPhone’s latest version, released in October, goes a step ahead and features the use of man’s most natural tool of communication-the human voice. Siri, Apple’s voice-activated personal assistant, could not only understand commands in a natural language, it also had a sense of humor.

USA TODAY, May 3, 2012