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Know More Media - Business News and Information Jul29 Does Cuil Have What it Takes to Compete with Google's Brand Recognition?  Kimberlee Morrison  July 29, 2008 Know More: Google, Media 2.0, News, Branding, business, Business Competition, Cuil Monday, Google creator Anne Peterson announced the launch of her latest search engine invention: Cuil (pronounced "cool"). Together with husband, Tom Costello and a few other former Google engineers, Peterson has created a search engine to give Google a run for its money. According to Dan Sullivan, Editor-in-chief of Search Engine Land, the time might be right for someone to really challenge Google and the best way for Cuil to do this is by capitalizing on key consumer complaints. So what makes Cuil different and according to Peterson better than Google? There are several key differences. Firstly, Peterson says that she and her team have created an improved search that enables them to search and index a wider breadth of content. In fact, Peterson claims to have over 120 billion pages indexed, and believes that to be three times that of Google's database.  Continue Reading Posted at 1:53 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) Jul26 Know More Media Review: Satire Controversy, Google Domination, and Friday Link Love Kimberlee Morrison July 26, 2008 Know More: Highlights, Know More, Know More Media Review The recent New Yorker cover stirred up quite a bit of controversy and offended  the masses. TheDemoMemo was amongst many who were not amused by the New Yorker caricature; BrainBasedBusiness discussed the dangers of using satire to cloak violent messages; while ManagersRealm called the overall outraged response childish. ThePublishingSpot reminded readers of a very important Supreme Court decision affecting satire writers and artists in general. This week Google revealed Knol, a new open-source Internet encyclopedia. According to WebMetricsGuru, Google's motivation for creating Knol could be dubious, and also quoted Wikipedia founder Jimmy Whales saying he didn't think Knol would generate much quality. BrandingPost is concerned about Google's increasing omnipresence and AdHurl is worried that Google is on an unstoppable path toward global domination.ManagersRealm is running an interesting series spotlightingMary-Kate and Ashley Olsen for being "two of the more savvy youngbusinesswomen in the world today." In this series, author GaryBourgeault, will take you from the Olsen twins' fist break, to theiremergence as two of the youngest, most successful young business womenof our time. More Recommended Reading Be careful not to let your mind play tricks on you - BrainBasedBusness Federal Minimum wage increase - Manager's Realm Does the almighty dollar trump loyalty? - CustomersAreAlways Author Susan Gunelious listed as one of the top female bloggers - MarketingBlurb Social Media prepares us for an ultra-connected future - BestBizWare Posted at 9:56 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) Jul17 2008 Emmy Award Nominations Announced as Television Faces Changing Future Dan Smith July 17, 2008 Know More: Media, Media 2.0, Traditional Media, Emmy Awards, Television The nominations for the 60th Emmy Awards were announcedtoday, with the 2008 Emmy Award show presentation scheduled for Sep 21, 2008 at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles, to be aired on ABC at 8pm/7c. The list ofnominations reads as the who's who of popular television and evennot-so-popular television. While not as significant as getting an Emmy Awarditself, an Emmynomination goes a long way in benefiting the show or actor and helping themstand out from the crowd, especially in the clutter of TV shows on the markettoday. The advent of cable TV,DVR & Tivo, and the Internet has drastically changed the televisionlandscape today, and will continue to change TV in the future. Many of thecurrent shows are available to be watched almost immediately on the Internet.DVR and Tivo allow viewers to zip over commercials. Cable TV has drasticallyincreased the variety and number of television shows available to the averageconsumer, and thus it is difficult for shows to gain the raw numbers of viewersthat were once possible. As a result, every aspectof the television industry is being forced to adapt and change in order tosurvive, from the television production studios to the TV stations tocommercial actors to the advertisers. Traditional commercials don't have thepull they once had. Advertisers are finding online advertising and officialsponsorships as new ways of marketing their products. Continue Reading Posted at 11:58 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) Jul14 New Yorker Obama Cover: Satire or Just Plain Offensive? Kimberlee Morrison July 14, 2008 Know More: News, Barak Obama, Politics  This morning The New Yorkerhas come under fire for a cover encompassing every stereotype and rumorused against Barak Obama during the presidential campaign; depictingObama in the oval office as a flag burning Osama Bin Laden supporter,fist bumping his machine gun toting Black radical wife.Thecartoon entitled "The Politics of Fear" is meant to be a satire of the caricature of Obama created by right-wing pundits, however both Obamaand called it offensive and tasteless. Satire is definedas the use of ridicule, sarcasm and irony to expose or denounce vice orfolly. So by its very nature, satire is almost often offensive, and atthe very least bordering on it. It's poking fun at something serious.The public seems polarized with half outragedby what they consider a racist image and the other half of the peopleunderstanding the drawing as satire. One Newsvine columnist even calledthe cover one of the smartest examples of satire he'd ever seen."I couldn't imagine a more potent satirical argument against theplethora of radio hosts, TV personalities, bloggers and generalassholes who have spent the past year painting exactly that picturewith their words. You know it's true - Obama and his wife have beenpainted as dangerous foreign radicals with questionable loyalties and acomplete disregard for the values of the United States. His name hasbeen closely associated with that of Osama bin Laden and the furorraised over the couples' fist-pump was quite frankly embarrassing, butthere it is."Whichbrings us to the real point of the cover art: to raise awareness andget people talking about the way Barak Obama and his wife have beenportrayed during this election cycle. In an interviewwith Huffington Post, cartoonist Barry Blitt said that the image is notabout Obama but about how the media has depicted him. People are soquick to be offended, they don't even realize that the drawing isholding a mirror to the rest of the media. "I think the idea that the Obamas are branded as unpatriotic [let aloneas terrorists] in certain sectors is preposterous. It seemed to me thatdepicting the concept would show it as the fear-mongeringridiculousness that it is."For all of those offended by the image, the challenge is for you tosuspend your initial reaction to examine the stereotypes, racism andgeneral negativity that has plagued the campaign cycle via the media.The suspension of offense aside, parody and satire is what the NewYorker does; I suspect that the magazine knows its readers. Posted at 2:08 PM | Permalink | Comments (2) Google Lively? Sounds Boring Easton Ellsworth July 14, 2008 Know More: , Google, Lively, News, Social Media, Social Networks, Web, Web 2.0 Google Inc. (NASDAQ:GOOG) has launched Lively, a competitor virtual world to Second Life and other realistic online networks.Blah blah blah.What's the use? Why is Google bothering?Here's why Lively fails to excite:* It's not unique. There are several - if not dozens - of virtual worlds already offering all of Lively's features and more.* It's not social. Not enough, anyway. You can't roam freely. You can only pick a spot to sit and watch YouTube, etc.* It's not useful. Not for businesses, at least. Probably not for most people, either. What can you do with a thing like this?Okay, so a Lively flop won't exactly break Google. And, as the Fool saith, Lively could still become a cash cow. But come on, Google - this is the best you could come up with?What do you think of Lively? Posted at 11:10 AM | Permalink | Comments (0) Jul11 Know More Media Review: Google, iPhone and Sustainable Energy Kimberlee Morrison July 11, 2008 Know More: Highlights, Know More, Know More Media Review Some interesting things have happened since the last Know More Media Review. Let's take a look at what's been buzzing around the network.WebMetricsGuru has written a several insightful articles about Google recently; one discussing the end of Google's age of innocence and another examining reputationas it relates to Google's recent implementation of "trust rank." Botharticles deal with the Google affect the online marketplace and thebroader implications of such power. There is also the matter of Viacomvs GooTube, which WMG also analyzes, pointing out a major flaw in the relationship between "justice" and technology. Withthe latest iPhones released and the Apple Apps stores being opened, youcan bet a few Know More Media authors had something to say on thesubject. BrainBasedBusiness author Dr. Ellen Weber presented five questions to ask before buying an iPhone, while BestBizWare author Michael Jones wondered if the popular smartphone is leading the pack in innovation and setting the stage for the future of business computing. Weare in dire need of new, sustainable energy sources. This week, oilbaron, T. Boone Pickens, revealed his energy plan. While Pickens is atleast smart enough to leverage the power of social media to promote his plan, GrowYourFunds author Aaron Smith is not so sure that Pickens' plan is the answer to US energy independence and Manager's Realm author Gary Bourgeault thinks it's time to tap in to US oil reserves while we work out other alternative energy solutions. More Recommended Reading:Poll: Why Stay in a Job You Hate? (view article) - CustomersAreAlwaysSocial Media RIO (view article) - SmallBizMentorIs Google Trying to Thin Out the Viewer Ranks On YouTube? (view article) - TheAlphaMareterCreative Citizen Journalism or Creative Non-Fiction (view article) - ThePublishingSpot Posted at 11:51 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) Jul10 Apple's New The App Store is Launching for iPhones and iPods Dan Smith July 10, 2008 Know More: News, Apple, Apple iPhone 3G, The App Store  And the genius just keeps flowing from Apple Inc. (NASDAQ:AAPL) as the company launches The App Store, an applications store that allows third-party developers of applications for iPhones and iPod touch to have their tools and applications sold to iPhone and iPod touch users. It is timed perfectly with the launch of the new iPhone 3G tomorrow, which will be compatible with The App Store (as will most iPhones and iPod touch). This is a major development for Apple, or any technology company, really, to provide such an advanced system and platform for the use and dissemination of third-party products. Most applications will be available for a cost of $9.99 to the user.It's a brilliant move. It encourages more participation in the Apple products from both users and software developers. It heightens brand awareness across the technology spectrum. It brings even more excitement to the Apple iPhone fray. It provides an extra incentive for iPhone users to upgrade to the new iPhone 3G, to try out the new applications on the new advanced phone. It solidifies even more deeply Apple's marketplace strength of creating user-friendly products and software.Whether you're a fan of Apple or not, you must admit and respect their high degree of business acumen. Posted at 2:25 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) Jul 7 Hancock Twist May Not Make Sense, But it's No Match for Will Smith Super-Brand Kimberlee Morrison July 7, 2008 Know More: News, Branding, Hancock, Movies, Will Smith "Hancock," starring Will Smith, dominated the box office this weekend, but left critics befuddled and confused with an unexpected plot twist.  Having not seen the movie, I will say that my desire to do so is not at all averted by the negative buzz. In fact, all the talk about twisted plots piqued my interest more than the previews for said movie. I even dug up a spoiler review, just to find out what the big deal was. This makes me wonder how the buzz will affect others who may have been ambivalent about seeing the movie. Ever since "Independence Day" in 1996, Will Smith has made a career of being the 4th of July box office king. As such, if Smith is in an Independence Day movie, the audiences will come and according to TIME magazine "a critique of Hancock is an essay in irrelevance." Will Smith is such a powerful brand, it makes no difference whether the movie is great or a total bust; if Smith is in it, the audiences flock to theaters. Continue Reading Posted at 12:26 PM | Permalink | Comments (1) Jul 3 Businesses Like to Celebrate the 4th of July Too! Dan Smith July 3, 2008 Know More: Consumers, 4th of July, Business, Independence Day, July 4, Sales  National holidays are big retail days in the USA, and the 4th of July is no exception. Our citizens celebrate Independence Day in many different ways, and just about every one of those ways involves spending money, and guarantees increased revenue for some business somewhere. Let’s take a look at the businesses that stand to gain the most from the hot 4th of July holiday weekend. Supermarkets… July 4th spawns countless picnics and barbeques, which means families stocking up on meat, cheese, buns, paper products, deserts, and more, making supermarkets (and superstores like Wal-Mart) very busy. Gas stations… despite the high price of gas and the consequent decrease of travel this year, a huge number of people will still be traveling for July 4 weekend. Retail stores… the smart retail stores hold mid-year Independence Day sales, thus enticing more business. Fireworks… whether it’s legal in your state or not, tons of fireworks will be sold and ignited, both at sanctioned fireworks shows and in your neighbor’s yard. Continue Reading Posted at 6:03 PM | Permalink | Comments (0) Jul 2 Sam Israel Steals $450 Million, Fakes Suicide, Gets Arrested Easton Ellsworth July 2, 2008 Know More: News, Economy, Fraud, Investing, media, News, Sam Israel All in a month's work?Samuel Israel, a bigtime hedge fund business leader, was convicted and sentenced a few weeks ago for swindling $450 million from his customers.So he did the logical thing.He faked his own suicide and hid.And of course that wasn't very fun.So today Sam Israel surrendered to Massachusetts police. Cue the O'Jays. Okay, actually ... cue the MASH theme. That's right - Israel's fake farewell message to the world was "Suicide is Painless," which he fingerpainted in dust on the hood of his car before leaving it on a 150-foot-high bridge a month ago. The Web makes a situation like this a little, um, hard to overcome. If you're a business leader, take a lesson from the sad Sam Israel story and: 1. Don't cheat.2. Don't run from justice.3. Don't fake your own death.4. Don't drag the MASH theme through the dust - er, mud. What do you think we can learn from Sam Israel's criminal activities? 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