By : Ellis Watts and Matt Rainone, Managers, Strategic Marketing Group
It’s definitely been a great start to CES. We primarily hit the conference track panels yesterday with some brief time on the exhibitor floor in between. Click through to hear our initial thoughts on key themes and (a lack of) “game-changing” products.
By : Ellis Watts and Matt Rainone, Managers, Strategic Marketing Group
This week a small cadre of AMP’s most tech-minded individuals (nerds) will be going to the 2012 International Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas. And fortunately for all of you, what happens there will not stay there, but instead be blogged, live-tweeted, filmed, twit-pic’d, and recapped for your viewing pleasure.
By : Pavel Khaykin, Manager, Search
China is getting ready to take on SEO in a major way and is ready to invest major dollars towards a fast growing industry according to the latest report released by Nasdaq. Baidu, the biggest search engine in China which holds a massive 84% market share is reportedly investing as much as $470 million dollars now through the end of 2015 into search engine optimization (SEO).
By : Greg Faucher, Account Supervisor, Search
In a move as confusing as his 1994 foray into gangsta’ rap, Hammer (formerly MC Hammer) is launching his own search engine called WireDoo. After all, nothing is more “gangsta” than droppin’ fresh new algorithms across the current search engine landscape.
By : Jessica Margolis-Pineo, Account Executive, Integrated Public Relations
Steve Jobs died last week and it made me sad. It’s confusing because I don’t know the man, but his death tugged at my heartstrings in a way that was unique, and I believe it may be because of how his creations have shaped my life. His first computer came out the year that I was born and it is possible that this is what initially connected us, but from that point on Steve Jobs and I have had what can be best described as a lifelong love affair.
