New Media on Ulitzer
A recent study run by online business networking service www.MeettheBoss.com
shows that executives are spending an extra 11 hours a month online sharing
their professional experiences and learning from their peers.
The survey asked its executive users what direct value they gained from
spending time running blogs, writing tweets and connecting with other
executives on sites such as LinkedIn, Xing, MeettheBoss, Ryze, Facebook,
Ulitzer and Twitter.
The answers revealed that executives proficient with online activities are
spending an average of 11 hours more per month online than this time last
year – and over 90% of respondents said they felt their time online was
‘very valuable’ to their daily role.
Professionals are rushing to the Web for immediate a... (more)
John Funnel on Ulitzer
Earlier this year one of my staff attended a SYS-CON event and returned to
the office a different person. Revitalised and motivated.
I asked her what happened at the event to warrant such a transformation? What
was her secret? Was it the New York Shopping experience? A business Romance
or was it Devine intervention?
She simply advised me to ‘check out Ulitzer. – Eve... (more)
Global Media giants GDS International are famed for catering to the needs of
the worlds fortune 500 companies, running leading publications and news
websites for the world's biggest Jet setters. But with the economy still
recovering and the cost of fuel rising Chairman Spencer Green wants to do
more to reflect his readers changing attitudes and Go Green.
Every website in the world require... (more)
The average handset has evolved from the humble voice-box, to the total media
centre. As a result thousands of start-up companies are profiting out of the
Telecom sector's advances, supplying the various add-ons which inevitably
accompany any new wave of technology.
Such innovations were used by the operators to supplement the pricey voice
packages. However, the operators are now finding ... (more)
Latin America is home to the "B" in the BRIC (Brazil, Russia, India, and
China) quartet of leading emerging economies, but is still relatively small
as a regional telecom service market, accounting for only 10 percent of total
global revenues. A combination of large geographical size and population,
economic resources, growth, telecom liberalization and investment are moving
the market f... (more)