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Patricof on "R.I.P Good Times": Don't Burrow Into a Dark HoleAnd while Sequoia and other left-coast VC firms are asking their firms to tighten up, and strategically leaking their own advice about surviving the economic downturn (nevermind their investments into some ridiculous companies that don't need to survive this anyway), our own former investor Alan ... |
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Departing Mansueto Digital Head Forms New Drupal-Based Social Publishing FirmWe reported earlier today about Fast Company's merging digital with print operations, and Ed Sussman, the president of Mansueto Digital, leaving as a result. He is now starting a new company, as yet unnamed, that will take the Drupal publishing platform, build on top of it, and help other online ... |
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Fast Company Lays Off 20 As Digital Folds Into Print Operations; Sussman LeavingLayoffs at Mansueto Ventures, specifically the digital side of Fast Company, the result, we're told, of a decision to fold Mansueto Digital into the company's print operations. At the same time, digital head Ed Sussman is leaving to be CEO at a start-up. (More on that to come.) Twenty employees,... |
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UMG CEO: Piracy Will Be Solved By Technology, Not People; Timing on Hulu-Like Music Video SiteUniversal Music Group CEO Doug Morris can never be accused of being shy, or, putting his foot in, oh well...in an extensive interview with Billboard, he talks about the digital piracy issues, UMG's efforts in digital music, working with YouTube and its plans for a Hulu-like music video site, and ... |
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Economic Meltdown Strikes Viacom, CBS Corp.; Both Warn Investors On Lowered OutlookIt looks to be a brutal Q3 reporting season: Both Viacom (NYSE: VIA) and CBS Corp (NYSE: CBS). have cut their respective outlooks, warning investors that they have been taking a hit on the ad slowdown and the wider economic pain touching all businesses right now. -- Reuters: Viacom's Q3 ear... |
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YouTube Starts Running Full Length CBS ShowsYouTube, hoping to counter the competition from sites like the NBC/News Corp. JV Hulu, has started running full-length episodes of CBS (NYSE: CBS) programming. Executives at the Google-owned video site told Reuters that CBS would handle ad sales for its shows and share the revenue with YouTube. T... |
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