SAI Business Insider on The Economist

Been busy so this is an 'old' story from SAI Business Insider, old in that it was published last week on July 21, 2011.

That's very old in online terms.

see Why The Economist is Winning

                                   Original SAI article picture

Apple Apps: Developer 70% Apple 13%

Didn't you all think Apple was making more?


from SAI Business Insider Chart of the Day

see How Much Apple Is Making On The App Store

The Paul Ceglia Facebook Claim's a Fraud: Yea!

Image by Getty Images via @daylifeWhy anyone took this Paul Ceglia's claims of a 50% ownership seriously is a mystery to me.

In any case, SAI Business Insider's now convinced it was fraud.

Fantastic! Let's move on....

see OKAY, WE'RE CONVINCED: The Guy Who Says He Owns 50% Of Facebook Is A Fraud

The iPad is a PC

A survey by SAI Business Insider asked which computing device is primary used for 'personal computing'.

Check out the chart below

original article link Chart Of The Day: The ipad Is Becoming The Only PC That Matters

Newspapers: Graphs of Past and Future Collapses.

SAI Business Insider has published two graphs about a week apart:

• One called "Why The Newspaper Industry Collapsed"
• And the other called "The New York Times' Delusional Digital Pricing Scheme

It's interesting to compare the two. 

 

Wonder what similar charts will look like in a year's time?

AT&T, T-Mobile and Wireless Spectrum

"ATT has several good reasons to spend $39 billion to acquire T-Mobile. But the most important reason that AT&T needs more wireless spectrum -- the airwaves used to operate mobile services -- and T-Mobile has it."

From SAI Business Insider

CHART OF THE DAY: The Real Reason AT&T Is Buying T-Mobile

The Future of Publishing

Referring back to my previous post

Online Digital Music - Pandora's Box

Now why can't the music industry do the same thing?

See from SAI Business Insider

"he gets to keep 70% of her book sales -- and she sells around 100,000 copies per month."

Full article This 26-Year-Old Is Making Millions Cutting Out Traditional Publishers With Amazon Kindle