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TriVergence in the News
"SNL Kagan Q1'09 League Tables: Media M&A gets off to slow start in 2009,
" Sarah Barry and Jerry Jimenez
SNL Interactive, April 14, 2009
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George T. Geis (editor of Alliance InfoGraphics) discusses the M&A activity in media and communication markets during Q1 2009.
"A
Few Big Bets Maul Verizon Portfolio," Christine Nuzum
Dow Jones Newswires, August 2, 2001
George T. Geis (editor of Alliance InfoGraphics) compares the relative size of the $2.9 billion write down in Verizon's corporate investment portfolio to the recent write downs taken by Microsoft and other companies.
"UCLA
Anderson School Author Examines Digital Deals: How, Why Tech Leaders Achieve
Successful Partnerships"
Associated Press Newswires, August 2, 2001
The tangle between AT&T and Comcast over broadband communications illustrates the increased complexity of digital deals. "Digital Deals: Strategies for Selecting and Structuring Partnerships" (McGraw-Hill, 2001) is a new book co-authored by George T. Geis and George S. Geis (of McKinsey & Company).
"Drug
Firms Turn to Tech To Cut Down on Waste," Beth M. Mantz
Dow Jones Newswires, June 27, 2001
George T. Geis (editor of Alliance InfoGraphics) compares the corporate investment strategies of companies such as Merck and Lilly to that of Intel Capital.
"Net
Arena Shrinks as Players Consolidate," Michelle Kessler
USA Today, June 5, 2001
George T. Geis comments on the implications of fewer players in many Internet competitive arenas.
"Music
Sales Gains Slowing to a Crawl," Sheila Muto
Wall Street Journal, October 11, 2000
George T. Geis discusses the likely emergence of web-based business models for music distribution.
"Other Industries May Become Fair Game in New Landscape," Steven Lipin and Nikhil Deogun
Wall Street Journal, January 11, 2000
In the context of the AOL/Time Warner merger, George T. Geis (editor of Alliance InfoGraphics) comments on how deal making will continue to cross over from new-world to old-world companies.
"Online Delivery may Reshape Music World," Christopher Parkes
Financial Times, September 23, 1999
A presentation given at UCLA by George T. Geis (editor of Alliance InfoGraphics) on the Internet's impact on the music industry is the focus of an article in the Financial Times. "Digital music delivery may do for the recording industry what rock 'n roll did in the mid-1950s -- empower a new generation of independent producers and break up the global oligopoly -- according to George Geis."
"NBC Nightly News with Tom Brokaw"
June 1, 1999
George T. Geis (editor of Alliance InfoGraphics) discusses the impact of the Internet on the airline industry and specifically on ticket pricing.
"Intel Heads off
Trial in its Antitrust Case," Andrew Zajac and Frank James
Chicago Tribune, March 9, 1999
George T. Geis (editor of Alliance InfoGraphics) comments on the role Intel's investment portfolio may have played in Intel's desire to settle antitrust legislation brought against the company by the Federal Trade Commission.
"Intel Invests in
Its Future," Charles Piller
Los Angeles Times, February 22, 1999
The information resources of Alliance InfoGraphics (published by TriVergence) are used to describe Intel's portfolio of investments designed to stimulate visual computing and the demand for more powerful Intel chips.
"Buzzword for the
New Year is Bandwidth," Karen Kaplan.
Los Angeles Times, December 28, 1998
TriVergence's CEO George T. Geis is interviewed about the impact that higher Internet transmission speeds will have on entertainment and commerce. Geis identifies some Southern California companies likely to be favorably impacted by a faster Internet.
"Microsoft Critics
Voice Concern; Speech-tech Stake Panned," Todd Wallack.
Boston Herald, November 30, 1998
The data resources of Alliance InfoGraphics (published by TriVergence) are used to describe Microsoft's investment in Lernout & Hauspie, a speech-technology company. Other Microsoft investments in Massachusetts are also described using the Alliance InfoGraphics resource.
"Watch Out,
Microsoft: AOL Opens Major Window to Cyberspace," Andrew Zajec.
Chicago Tribune, November 25, 1998
TriVergence's CEO George T. Geis discusses the impact of AOL's planned acquisition of Netscape on the competitive landscape facing Microsoft.
"Intel Eager to
Chip in; Quietly, Company Invests Heavily in High-tech," Todd Wallack.
Boston Herald, November 23, 1998
TriVergence's CEO George T. Geis is interviewed about Intel's investments in the state of Massachusetts. The data resources of Alliance InfoGraphics are used to identify and describe 13 Intel deals.