Monthly Archives: August 2008

Changing Picture at Kodak

I’ve always been a fan of Kodak (and collect quite a few cameras), but recently have been very interested in them for a different reason: the way they’ve had to deal with change. It’s no secret that most photography is … Continue reading

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How Much did the Wall Street Journal Pay for its Web Site?

Granted, it is directed to “small businesses” but Monday’s WSJ article, “How to Create a Successful Web Site for Nothing (Or Almost Nothing)” is outrageous. In fact it claims that you can create one in 8 hours for $10 bucks. … Continue reading

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New SEC Guidance for Corporate Websites

This week, the SEC noted that information posted to a company’s website or blog should be recognized as adequate disclosure to meet Reg FD requirements. This is not only good news for IR professionals, but for the practice of investor … Continue reading

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