Apr 5, 2014 by Brenda BarronDisco Bees Mobile App Launches for Android After One Million iOS DownloadsA motivated team, unique concept, and passion for puzzle games makes Disco Bees a quiet standout.
Feb 6, 2014 by Brenda BarronWhy Bruno Mars Didn't Get Paid for his Super Bowl Halftime PerformanceFollowing his halftime performance, Bruno Mars' sales are up and, as always, the record companies win.
Jan 16, 2014 by Brenda BarronFacebook Buys Branch, Adds Conversation Linking to Its Acquisition ListNow that Branch and sister app Potluck are a part of Facebook, what does that mean for these standalone services?
Jan 10, 2014 by Brenda BarronOld Spice Momsong Ad Latest in Series of Viral HitsSuccessful viral ads are more than just amusing, they’re brand builders.
Jan 2, 2014 by Brenda BarronWill Apple Win the Patent War Against Samsung?Apple isn’t off its rocker—the company is protecting future interests by enforcing past patents.
Dec 30, 2013 by Brenda BarronWhat’s the Value of Viral Advertising? Apple and Joe Boxer are just the latest companies cashing in on the branded content approach instead of relying on traditional advertising.
Dec 21, 2013 by Brenda BarronKohl’s, Others Staying Open Over 100 Hours Straight in Mad Dash to ChristmasWill 108 hours of non-stop shopping make up for a short holiday season?
Dec 15, 2013 by Brenda BarronVictoria’s Secret Fashion Show Offers Unique Advertising Model The hour-long ad isn't a format other companies can mimic. And the reason is precisely what you think.
Dec 7, 2013 by Brenda BarronFast Food Strike Raises Questions About Availability of Good JobsMinimum wage hikes and labor complaints aside, the lack of job opportunity is the real issue for fast food strikers.
Dec 4, 2013 by Brenda BarronApple Buys Topsy, Makes Play For Twitter’s Firehose of DataApple has a history of buying up small tech firms, but what will the Topsy acquisition mean for Twitter integration?
Nov 27, 2013 by Brenda BarronWill the Moto G Lead the Cheap Smartphone Revolution?The Moto G offers a reduced price tag without a loss of feature set pointing to a change in smartphone accessibility.
Nov 15, 2013 by Brenda BarronHow Twitter’s IPO Will Change the Company Forever Now that Twitter is a publicly traded company, it stands to make major changes -- for good and for bad.
Nov 13, 2013 by Brenda BarronWill Amazon’s Original Series Be Enough to Compete With Netflix?Now that Amazon has to play with the streaming big boys, it’s apparent the online retailer just isn’t ready for primetime.
Nov 13, 2013 by Brenda BarronNFL Players Sue BB&T Bank for $53 Million in Investment LossesSixteen former and current NFL stars suffered major losses on their investments with BB&T. What can you learn from their troubles?
Oct 31, 2013 by Brenda BarronKraft Recall of String Cheese Raises Questions About Customer LoyaltyEveryone knows a product recall is bad for business. But how bad is it?
Oct 28, 2013 by Brenda BarronTwitter's IPO Can be Successful, Even if the Company Isn't Selling AnythingTwitter's expected IPO is lower than expected, but this could be a good sign for other intangible businesses.
Oct 25, 2013 by Brenda BarronThe SEC's Crowdfunding Rule Could Change EverythingStep aside venture capitalists. A new SEC rule would give the public the power to fund new businesses.
