Businessweek just released The 25 Most Influential People on the Web . This list is generated every year when businessweek asks its readers and staff members to contribute to the survey by naming the people who they think are most influential on the web. Here goes the list… The Seeker: Steve Ballmer, microsoft.com The Marshall: Mitchell Baker, mozilla.org The Innovator: Jeff Bezos, amazon.com The Searchers: Sergey Brin, Larry Page, and Eric Schmidt The Investor: Jeff Clavier, softtechvc.com The Papa Bear: Paul Graham, ycombinator.com The Muckracker: Arianna Huffington , huffingtonpost.com The Adviser: Joi Ito, joi.ito.com The Mastermind: Steve Jobs, apple.com The Filmer: Jonathan Kaplan, theflip.com The Communicator: Loic Le Meur, leweb3.com, seismic.com The Trader: Jack Ma, alibaba.com The Publisher: Matt Mullenweg, WordPress.org The Mogul: [&hellip
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Microsoft is spending almost $80 million to $100 million on its ad campaigning to promote Bing. In a series of its ads, Microsoft is trying to show Google as a cluttered, irrelevant and confusing search engine. Even though the campaign doesn’t directly mention the name Google, but the target is pretty clear to all. The campaign develops a theme similar to the one Microsoft used in its earlier commercials directed at Apple. Take a look at Bing’s recent TV spots. The ad calls today’s confusing and cluttered online search as “Search Overload Syndrome” and says Bing is the cure. A few recent Bing commercials: Commercial #1 Commercial #2 Commercial #3 Commercial #4 Comment Us