Commentaires pour Marketing Story http://www.marketing-story.com Share your professional experiences Wed, 10 Mar 2010 20:06:21 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5 Commentaires sur Individualistic vs. Collectivist societies par Qian http://www.marketing-story.com/advertising/individualistic-vs-collectivist-societies/#comment-1392 Qian Thu, 07 May 2009 00:20:57 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=14#comment-1392 Its actually more about how the hero(red) was supported by the collective(grey). Without others in the group, no one is able to success. Its actually more about how the hero(red) was supported by the collective(grey). Without others in the group, no one is able to success.

]]> Commentaires sur The marketing practices in China par oliv http://www.marketing-story.com/marketing/the-marketing-practices-in-china/#comment-894 oliv Tue, 10 Mar 2009 22:39:32 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=27#comment-894 nice article. nice article.

]]> Commentaires sur Description d’un département Marketing par oliv http://www.marketing-story.com/marketing/description-departement-marketing/#comment-893 oliv Tue, 10 Mar 2009 21:32:40 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=10#comment-893 Je ne connaissais pas cette entreprise, je présume que vous devez vous heurtez a la concurrence locale très forte sur ce marche. vrai? Oliv http://www.marketing-chine.blogspot.com/ Je ne connaissais pas cette entreprise, je présume que vous devez vous heurtez a la concurrence locale très forte sur ce marche. vrai?

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]]> Commentaires sur When Google Became Evil… Initial thoughts on Android par Goran http://www.marketing-story.com/action-reaction/when-google-became-evil-initial-thoughts-on-android/#comment-804 Goran Fri, 27 Feb 2009 16:29:01 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=34#comment-804 Yeah this is stupid..I didn't know that :( <a href="http://ihaveandroid.com" rel="nofollow">Google Android software</a> Yeah this is stupid..I didn’t know that :(
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]]> Commentaires sur When Google Became Evil… Initial thoughts on Android par Free Android Apps http://www.marketing-story.com/action-reaction/when-google-became-evil-initial-thoughts-on-android/#comment-761 Free Android Apps Tue, 17 Feb 2009 23:15:21 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=34#comment-761 Considering all these Open Source/Mind blabla from Google, they shouldn't put such restrictions on their OS (bindings to SIM persistence and Google Account). True Linux-based and Open Source phones are currently Openmoko and Limo. Too bad those guys are too weak to push the market and set the trend. Considering all these Open Source/Mind blabla from Google, they shouldn’t put such restrictions on their OS (bindings to SIM persistence and Google Account). True Linux-based and Open Source phones are currently Openmoko and Limo. Too bad those guys are too weak to push the market and set the trend.

]]> Commentaires sur When Google Became Evil… Initial thoughts on Android par David Holding - Parsons http://www.marketing-story.com/action-reaction/when-google-became-evil-initial-thoughts-on-android/#comment-747 David Holding - Parsons Mon, 16 Feb 2009 10:28:39 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=34#comment-747 Hey cheers for the agreement, having said that someone recently pointed out to me that apart from with the iPhone all other phones/operators require an active SIM card to be able to use the interface, so in fairness Google’s policy is just the same as all the others (That doesn’t make it ok thought!!!) Hey cheers for the agreement, having said that someone recently pointed out to me that apart from with the iPhone all other phones/operators require an active SIM card to be able to use the interface, so in fairness Google’s policy is just the same as all the others (That doesn’t make it ok thought!!!)

]]> Commentaires sur When Google Became Evil… Initial thoughts on Android par Android Apps http://www.marketing-story.com/action-reaction/when-google-became-evil-initial-thoughts-on-android/#comment-646 Android Apps Thu, 05 Feb 2009 13:20:44 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=34#comment-646 Totally agree with David. Neither Microsoft with their Windows Mobile, nor even Apple or RIM or Nokia or any other major mobile player forces a user to create an account with them before they even get to see the welcome screen. Totally agree with David. Neither Microsoft with their Windows Mobile, nor even Apple or RIM or Nokia or any other major mobile player forces a user to create an account with them before they even get to see the welcome screen.

]]> Commentaires sur When Google Became Evil… Initial thoughts on Android par David Holding - Parsons http://www.marketing-story.com/action-reaction/when-google-became-evil-initial-thoughts-on-android/#comment-236 David Holding - Parsons Wed, 03 Dec 2008 19:49:38 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=34#comment-236 Hey Raymond I totally agree with you. And by no means am I saying that if I was in the same position I wouldn’t do the same. Anyway the responses to this article show the power of a catchy title!!! Thanks for reading Hey Raymond I totally agree with you. And by no means am I saying that if I was in the same position I wouldn’t do the same.

Anyway the responses to this article show the power of a catchy title!!!

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]]> Commentaires sur When Google Became Evil… Initial thoughts on Android par Raymond http://www.marketing-story.com/action-reaction/when-google-became-evil-initial-thoughts-on-android/#comment-229 Raymond Tue, 02 Dec 2008 21:14:26 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=34#comment-229 I guess Google is not becoming evil, they're just starting to look more and more like other companies like Microsoft, Apple, etc where profits come first and then customer promises and loyalty comes second. Google forcing people to sign up for their services against people's will is definitely hypocritical - Google likes to cry about Microsoft's stranglehold on PC's but when there's a new market forming Google has no problem monopolizing as much as they can. And this is a normal behavior of any business, so I think for us to expect a company to say "do no evil" and deviate from it is certainly an unrealistic expectation. but such deviation is certainly hypocritical. Had google never come up with the stupid "do no evil" motto they'd not be hypocritical. We have to remember google banked on the "do no evil" for a very long time - they had open source developers lining up with them, the general public adopted their products much faster. Google will turn evil when they start running to the government for protection - when they ask the government for bailouts, industry restrictions, when they start lobbying. This is when Google will turn evil, and I think they're already there (they have lobbyists in Washinigton). I guess Google is not becoming evil, they’re just starting to look more and more like other companies like Microsoft, Apple, etc where profits come first and then customer promises and loyalty comes second.
Google forcing people to sign up for their services against people’s will is definitely hypocritical - Google likes to cry about Microsoft’s stranglehold on PC’s but when there’s a new market forming Google has no problem monopolizing as much as they can. And this is a normal behavior of any business, so I think for us to expect a company to say “do no evil” and deviate from it is certainly an unrealistic expectation. but such deviation is certainly hypocritical. Had google never come up with the stupid “do no evil” motto they’d not be hypocritical. We have to remember google banked on the “do no evil” for a very long time - they had open source developers lining up with them, the general public adopted their products much faster.
Google will turn evil when they start running to the government for protection - when they ask the government for bailouts, industry restrictions, when they start lobbying. This is when Google will turn evil, and I think they’re already there (they have lobbyists in Washinigton).

]]> Commentaires sur When Google Became Evil… Initial thoughts on Android par David Holding - Parsons http://www.marketing-story.com/action-reaction/when-google-became-evil-initial-thoughts-on-android/#comment-131 David Holding - Parsons Thu, 30 Oct 2008 02:15:35 +0000 http://www.marketing-story.com/?p=34#comment-131 Well Brian, Google's early moto was "don't be evil" and by that they aimed to protect the consumer. Clearly the incident that I have described above is clearly not protecting the consumer. Well Brian, Google’s early moto was “don’t be evil” and by that they aimed to protect the consumer. Clearly the incident that I have described above is clearly not protecting the consumer.

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