From: iTunes on Mon, Jun 27 2011 7:48 PM

In this video, Aaron Norris of The Norris Group gives the news of the week in the world of real estate and other big events. Aaron discusses the real estate market, including the the numbers for shadow inventory, home sales and prices, and distressed commercial properties, the Emergency Homeowne...

From: iTunes on Sun, Jun 05 2011 5:12 PM

In this video, Aaron Norris of The Norris Group gives the news of the week in the world of real estate and other big events. Aaron discusses the real estate market, including the home prices being down to a new low, one-third of all U.S. sales now distressed, a new report released showing more b...

From: iTunes on Fri, Apr 22 2011 12:00 AM

In this video, Aaron Norris of The Norris Group gives the news of the week in the world of real estate and other big events. Aaron discusses the real estate market, including numbers for unemployment and housing prices, the partial settlement with the feds, banks and servicers, the new legislati...

From: iTunes on Thu, Feb 25 2010 7:45 AM

"It’s a very different business that Sun and Oracle are in," said Peter Falvey, co-founder of tech bank Revolution Partners LLC, a division of Morgan Keegan & Co., in a video interview with The Deal. "Oracle is used to selling software, which has very different margins and a very different sales...

From: iTunes on Fri, Jan 29 2010 5:05 AM

"It’s a very different business that Sun and Oracle are in," said Peter Falvey, co-founder of tech bank Revolution Partners LLC, a division of Morgan Keegan & Co., in a video interview with The Deal. "Oracle is used to selling software, which has very different margins and a very different sales...

From: iTunes on Wed, May 06 2009 4:52 AM

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — For all its incredible promise, video-on-demand has not caught fire as an advertising medium. One reason is the lack of a universal metrics system across all cable companies. Another is the techical barriers that require ridiculously long lead times for ad insertions...

From: iTunes on Wed, May 21 2008 8:58 AM

NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — For all its incredible promise, video-on-demand has not caught fire as an advertising medium. One reason is the lack of a universal metrics system across all cable companies. Another is the techical barriers that require ridiculously long lead times for ad insertions...