Category Archives: Google

Big Brother has Landed, and his name is Foursquare

Posted on August 23, 2011 by Kelli Richards

Kelli Richards, technology futurist and consultant and CEO of the All Access Group shares her thoughts about Foursqure and their recent alliance with Groupon, BuyWithMe, Zozi, Gilt City, Living Social and AT&T Interactive — as well as finance giant, American Express. Continue reading →

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Tech + Media – The Honeymoon Between GoogleTV and Logitech Ends, but the Marriage Continues

Posted on July 28, 2011 by Kelli Richards

The marriage of tech and media is definitely a rocky one at times, and Web TV is no exception. The latest tech / media couple in trouble appears to be Logitech and Google. With the rocky start to Google TV, Logitech is also hung up in every way possible. Why? They supply the tech end of GTV with the Revue Google TV set-top box. Continue reading →

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Social Media Wars – How Wide Do We Open the Kimono? Google+, Facebook, Etc.

Posted on July 21, 2011 by Kelli Richards

It is very easy to see why they don’t want to do battle with megalith Google over anything more than ad sales. One has to wonder, however, where the users come into play. Although diligently trying to evolve every single day, there’s absolutely NO guarantee that Facebook will not become the MySpace of tomorrow. (Meaning that they become a great neighborhood that nobody lives in or even visits any more – sort of the Three-Mile Island of Social Networks.) Simply building walls and creating friction will not protect them. Continue reading →

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Google’s Music Locker … All it’s Cracked up to be? Or Just Cracked?

Posted on May 11, 2011 by Kelli Richards

Music Beta by Google went live with more details about licensing and features on May 10th of this week. VentureBeat’s review said it was, “a web of confusing programs without a lot of instruction as to how to actually get to the music you want to hear.” Continue reading →

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