1. No sooner than Twitter takes the world by storm, Google (the Clear Channel of the Internet) tries to buy it.
The speculation is that Twitter's founders sell for about $250 million and move on. After all, the same group sold Blogger to Google five years ago.
Action Step: Outsource for creativity. Big companies are woefully insufficient in coming up with big ideas. Clear Channel and major record labels, this means&hellip
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