Originally posted by Mark Hachman – PCMAG
FilmOn, one of a few over-the-top video providers seeking to rebroadcast content on the Web, said Tuesday that users can stream live TV via Facebook to their friends.

Originally posted by Macala Wright Lee – MASHABLE
Facebook commerce is the topic at the front of every brand marketer’s mind, and retailers are starting to explore how they convert “Likes” into actual purchases. Here’s a look at five ways retailers have had success with Facebook commerce.

A challenge for loyalty marketers today is the inability to get an aggregate view of their base across all digital assets
Originally posted by PARNEET GOSAL – SeedWalker
– website, Facebook Twitter, YouTube, Flickr etc. and hence a myopic reward system that offers discounts or rewards for behavior on specific channels only and not across the entire digital eco-system.

Originally posted by PARNEET GOSAL – SeedWalker
This month has seen two major innovations that may well play a big part in helping publishers adapt to changing reading habits, with a little help from Al Gore. Both are focused primarily on the e-book and tablet market, two markets with meteoric growth projections.

Using online price comparison sites is an increasingly integral part of the shopping process for UK consumers, according to new research.
A study from business data providers Lightspeed Research shows that 75 per cent of 1,000 18 to 64-year-olds surveyed have compared prices online ahead of making a purchase in the last six months.

Traditional meetings are often more about socializing than making decisions. A case for rethinking how we generate ideas.
Originally posted by David Sherwin – the Atlantic
One of the joys of working in teams is the cadence and flow of dialogue between people, and seeing how ideas grow and change through discussion. We often become lost in these exchanges, and delightfully so.

Snooping: It’s not a crime, it’s a feature

New apps hijack the microphone in your cell phone to listen in on your life
Originally posted by Mike Elgan – Computerworld