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Internet Week New York: Startups heart NYC
We're celebrating Internet Week New York with a special edition of The Deal's award-winning Behind the Money online video show, in which we ask entrepreneurs and venture capitalists why they loveNew York. Read more
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Buddy Media’s Lazerow on social media ads
Serial entrepreneur Mike Lazerow remembers the exact date when he came up with the idea for a social media advertising startup: May 24, 2007. Read more
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Facebook Sponsored App Maker Claims 300% Revenue Growth
Ten days ago, we reported that Facebook applications will probably make more money than Facebook in 2009. Read more
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Social media: Whose job is it anyway?
It should come as no surprise to readers of this article that a seismic shift in the way consumers interact with media has turned the marketing world upside down (if this is a surprise to you, give me a call. Read more
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Buddy Media and the Appvertisement Revolution
As virtual currency and virtual goods begin appearing more frequently in online games and virtual worlds, they're also making some serious inroads into the world of web advertising in many different forms. Read more
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App Revenue is Poised to Surpass Facebook Revenue
More than a social phenomenon, Facebook harbors a lively and growing ecosystem of game and other application makers, ad networks and retailers of virtual goods. Read more
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All Media is Social Media
Sitting in the lobby of the Roosevelt Hotel now with Michael Lazerow of Buddy Media, downstairs from where the IAB's social media conference is taking place. Read more
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Online Marketing’s Evolution
Speaking on a panel, Buddy Media CEO Michael Lazerow said he's blown away by the "See a Kindle in Your City" campaign, launched by Amazon. Read more
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If a Company Gets Venture Capital Today…
...it means it's doing something right, says Michael Lazerow, Buddy Media CEO. Read more
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Buddy Media Named Top Digital Media Company by AlwaysOn East
AlwaysOn East proudly prsents the second annual AlwaysOn East 100 Top Private Companies. Read more
