Coremetrics and IBM Deliver Web 2.0 Store
Coremetrics is working with IBM to offer retailers Web 2.0 and multichannel analytics. IBM has introduced WebSphere Commerce 2.0 Store solution, an…
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Coremetrics is working with IBM to offer retailers Web 2.0 and multichannel analytics. IBM has introduced WebSphere Commerce 2.0 Store solution, an…
Google has rolled out a new version of its Google Analytics. The new version was announced today at the EMetrics Summit in San Francisco.
It had a rough start, but BostonNOW, a newspaper that prints the words of some local bloggers, is at last up and running. Or perhaps, to be more in character with BostonNOW’s Paul Revere logo, “up and riding” would be a more accurate description.
Everyone knows that in marketing the really big dollars are shepherded around by the media boys, the likes of Mindshare and Starcom.
About a month ago, the government of Thailand blocked YouTube; all of YouTube was inaccessible in all of Thailand, and the ban has remained in place all this time. But that apparently wasn’t enough: Thailand now intends to sue the video-sharing site.
The FON blog reprinted a letter from FON CEO Martin Varsavsky about them moving from Microsoft to Linux. It includes this portion (emphasis mine):