By Sean Fenlon on February 28, 2008 in
Like the old song goes, “Tide Point, We Hardly Knew Ya.” Tide Point was originally a Proctor & Gamble soap factory built during the great depression. During the dot com era, the complex was converted into high tech office space and has been the home of many great Baltimore tech companies including Advertising.com, e.magination, TheLoanPage.com, […]
By Sean Fenlon on January 28, 2008 in
WOW! You probably noticed already, but just look what happened this past week… Two online-advertising/Internet-marketing companies just secured big money: http://adchemy.com/html/press/012408-adchemy-lands-19-million-investment.html http://www.oversee.net/news_details.php?id=353 What I like most about both Oversee.net and Adchemy is that they both have ongoing partnerships with DoublePositive (Low.com, in the case of Oversee). But then again, I’m biased on matters like that. […]
By Sean Fenlon on January 15, 2008 in
So this is the headline I’ve been waiting for (posted just a few short hours ago): http://www.businessweek.com/ap/financialnews/D8U5VNH80.htm A few folks have wondered why I have not blogged about this Countrywide acquisition by Bank of America as of yet. It’s because Countrywide has become quite a whipping post lately by the media. I disagreed, but I’m […]
By Sean Fenlon on December 28, 2007 in
Perhaps the most over-written and over-spoken word in the business world today is the word “value.” But what exactly does the word “value” mean? That’s the first of several big questions. The word “value” might refer to: mathematic value personal/cultural value economic value value theory marketing value computer science value law etc But what are […]
By Sean Fenlon on December 14, 2007 in
I was very excited to learn more about the launch of John Ferber’s latest endeavors. John is a friend, and an investor/board-member in DoublePositive. John is the co-founder of Advertising.com. John and his brother sold Ad.com to AOL for a bundle in 2004. This announcement is John’s first return to “the game.” Today, John Ferber […]
