Showing posts with label Yahoo. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Yahoo. Show all posts

Sunday, 2 October 2011

Why attend Apps World?

1. Two days of action packed engaging content within 25+ sessions, across four tracks covering all aspects of the social media & apps ecosystem.
2. 100+ speakers from top names in the industry including 3. Unique opportunity to network with 4000+ attendees made up from leading industry representatives
4. Free to attend developers zone with 2 tracks – two day showcase of technical presentations from leading developers, handset operators & apps stores covering a myriad of opportunities and challenges faced when developing apps
5. Operator & handset track – gain insight from leading operators on the app market infrastructure and their app store business models
6. Marketing track – Discover how global brands and corporations are adopting apps and why these tools are the ideal platforms to build you brand
7. One day of TV Apps content find out about the evolution of TV apps, it’s predicted development and the impacts it has for operators, manufacturers and advertisers
8. Free to attend exhibition, with 50+ exhibitor we will be creating a arena of buzz from service & tool providers from across the sectors
9. Hear how developer and operator strategies are shifting in terms of achieving ROI and monetisation 10. A chance to discuss & debate the current industry conditions and the predictions for their futurehttp://www.apps-world.net/europe/

Wednesday, 14 September 2011

The latest Buzz Report from Meltwater Buzz demonstrates the questions that Bartz's firing raise

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The latest Buzz Report from Meltwater Buzz demonstrates the questions that Bartz's firing raise. Yahoo has struggled in the face of compeition from other digital and social media players, and its decision to remove Bartz after just 18 months saw question the company's future direction.


Following her dismissal, Bartz chose to inform Yahoo’s 13,400 employees via email, prompting questions about her professionalism. The online community also debated who would replace Bartz as the next prominent female CEO in Silicon Valley and whether the severance package she is believed to have received should have been enough to encourage her to step down gracefully.

http://buzz.meltwater.com/