adweek.comPublished Responses were split, with slightly more of the small sample contending that Tumblr would thrive more under the stewardship of Mark Zuckerberg's digital giant. While Yahoo seems near a deal to purchase Tumblr for as much as $1 billion, reports...
forbes.comPublished Problem is, that sounds like he’s borrowing lines from Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg. At the opening day of the search giant’s annual I/O developer conference, it introduced some 41 new features for Google+, including a new layout, more prominent...
marketingpilgrim.comPublished Usual suspects: Brin, Page, Zuckerberg, Mayer, Gates. Congrats! You made it to another weekend! You don’t get a prize, but you do get to read this week’s Beal Deal interview with none other than Brett Tabke.
allthingsd.comPublished Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg recently praised the purchase of Instagram, which has grown to more than 100 million active users in a short time span. While Zuckerberg had spent a lot of time creating a relationship with its co-founder Kevin Systrom...
Mark Zuckerberg delivered the Facebook: State of the Company address today and from where he’s sitting, it’s all looking good. Profits are up. Revenue for the first quarter totaled $1.46 billion, an increase of 38%, compared with $1.06 billion in...
Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg (Photo: Guillaume Paumier) CEO Mark Zuckerberg and other executives will fill in the details on the analyst call set to begin at 2 p.m. I’ll provide highlights mainly on the advertising front, in particular Zuckerberg’s...
But unlike the Zuckerberg ad, this one felt off. Indeed, the new ad now makes me realize that for all the fun of seeing Zuckerberg’s speechifying get usurped, the messaging in that one also may be off-putting to a large number of people.
Zuckerberg’s social platform. There comes a moment in every webmaster’s career when the proverbial planets seem to align. A moment when the standard cavalcade of “what ifs,” “yes, buts,” and “if/thens” that claw at the soul of any self-aware web...
It opens with Facebook CEO Mark Zuckerberg giving his troops a pep talk for Facebook Home–so you know what the ad is about right away–when suddenly updates that a bored engineer is viewing appear in real life.
GM seemingly hexed CEO Mark Zuckerberg's baby by famously stating the carmaker was no longer a paying customer three days prior to his company's ridiculously hyped initial public offering in May 2012.