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New England Patriots Use Facebook As Primary Online Presence
The New England Patriots have partnered with Buddy Media to create a new Facebook page that is now their primary source of online content for fans. Read more
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New England Patriots Choose Facebook as Primary Social Media Hub
You know how bands often tend to put more importance on their MySpace page than on their dot com website? Read more
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Patriots Taking Main Online Presence To Their Facebook Page
The Patriots have struck a deal with N.Y.-based Buddy Media to rebuild their online social media functions. Read more
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Can Twitter Rake in the Ads to Justify $1 Billion Valuation?
The question about Twitter used to be, "Is it a business?" Now, the question becomes "How big can it be?" Read more
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Whither paid ads in social media?
Michael Lazerow of Buddy Media notes that Facebook's new profitability shows that social media has a place at the table. Read more
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Are Your Ads Being Used to Drive Consumers to Ad-Free Services?
As a web business model, it's hard to get hotter than "freemium," the catchall term coined by venture capitalist Fred Wilson a few years ago. Read more
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Five Things to Look Out for this Advertising Week
It's mid-September in New York, and that means the advertising world is gearing up for what may be its largest annual gathering outside of Cannes: Advertising Week. Read more
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Step Right Up! Let’s Play Guess Twitter’s Valuation
Guess Twitter's worth! Everybody's doing it, and valuations for the micro-blogging service are all over the board. Read more
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Buddy Media Named Sammy Awards Finalist for “Best Social Agency”
We are thrilled to announce that our company has been selected as a FINALIST in the 2009 SAMMY Awards! The expert judges evaluated piles of outstanding entries for the SAMMY's and went into final judging on Monday. Read more
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Google Or Microsoft Should Buy Twitter For $2B, Says Buddy Media’s Lazerow
Michael Lazerow, CEO Buddy Media, predicts that Twitter will continue to scale and then sell within the next year so someone else can figure out the annoying business model part. Read more
