Monthly Archives: March 2012

Wired on Public High Techs

Wired on Public High Techs

Last week Felix Salmon, a Reuters blogger writing for Wired Magazine’s Epicenter website, published a thorough and well-done article called For High Tech Companies Going Public Sucks.  It investigates, with several examples, how the act of becoming publicly traded can

Trends Magazine

Trends Magazine

If you’re, oh say a VC firm, and therefore trying to stay- not just abreast but ahead- on the business frontier, then Trends Magazine is a good place to start.  According to its About page, the Trends editorial staff of business

Investopedia – Financial Education

Investopedia – Financial Education

I use Investopedia regularly when I’m looking for definitions and formulas. They do an excellent job of explaining financial concepts in simple, understandable terms. But, Investopedia is more than just a dictionary. They are the experts in online financial education.

Wearing of the Green

Since the wearing of the green is Saturday we had to reblog a post from our friends at Librarian Lifestyle on the cutest green fashions of the season. Happy St. Patrick’s Day! Have a big presentation coming up? Teaching a

I hate commercials! Wait, what’s that song?

I hate commercials! Wait, what’s that song?

You’re on the edge of your seat waiting for Ryan Seacrest to tell you who isn’t going to be your next American Idol…right after these messages. Argh! But next thing you know, you’re singing along with the commercial and wondering

Thank you, GlobalData!

Thank you, GlobalData!

Dearest darling GlobalData, We adore you for devoting a bookmark-worthy Media Center to those of us who are perpetually jonesing for great industry news articles.  You must have been following our blog entries like this one and this one, because

The CDC Under Magnification: Part Two

The CDC Under Magnification: Part Two

Wouldn’t you know, watching the very smart movie Contagion last night would get me psyched to write this second installment on the CDC?  This part deals with the National Center for Health Statistics, a CDC subset that works to, “compile

FindThatFile: Media Search Engine

FindThatFile: Media Search Engine

Continuing my posts about search engines, there is a new site called FindThatFile. FindThatFile is a media file search engine. It locates media for you (documents, audio, video, etc). It has two flavors: edu.findthatfile.com specifically searching for library, education, and

How to find a SWOT Analysis

How to find a SWOT Analysis

We’ve talked before about Business Source Complete and how often we use it when doing business research. If you’ve been tasked with finding a SWOT analysis, BSC is your go-to resource. First of all, what is a SWOT analysis? SWOT stands