Today’s links are another diverse bunch ranging from how Nokia can save itself, the compelling story of a US execution and how a Unicorn harpooned a whale.
Russia Today’s Capital Account on JP Morgan’s “Unicorn Hedge” Fairytale Harpoons the London Whale.
A powerful story from Al-Jazeera – An Anatomy of an American Execution.
Giga Om looks at a cute way some online services are arbitraging how Facebook acts as a gatekeeper in displaying news. Only read this if you’re a serious search or social media geek.
You know an online sensation is well past its peak when big business starts piling in – Amex sets up a Groupon competitor.
Nokia’s Last Stand. Wired UK looks at how the former mobile phone giant can fight its way back to market leadership.
Ad Age on why YouTube is deliberately reducing web page views.
Canon Australia to stop publishing Recommended Retail Prices on their products. Is this an admission of an open market, or an effort to further muddy the retail waters?
Twitter starts sending out summary emails of friends’ postings. Will this work to drive engagement and create much needed revenue for the sharing platform?
Tomorrow, the blog will look at whether the London Olympics will really be a disaster and whether British business can capitalise on the event.