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Getting Google to Work with Opera
Last December, I posted about a user script for Opera that got several Google services to actually work in the wonderful Opera…
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PRWeek Responds to Fallout
In an impressive move, PRWeek EIC, Julia Hood, responded to the blogstorm of negative coverage about the magazine's edict that PR was entering the 3.0 era.
Reality TV on MySpace News
Less than a week after the launch of MySpace News, Reuters reports on a planned political show, “Independent,” for the social news site.
1/3 Adults Consult Wikipedia, CD Version is Out
The Washington Post reports today on a Pew Internet study that states that Wikipedia receives around 70% of its traffic from search engines (citing Hitwise), and one in three adults consults Wikipedia—39% of men and 34% of women. The full study also notes that 50% of those consulting Wikipedia are college graduates. One hopes they take the information they find with the appropriate grain of…
Banner Blindness Beyond the Banner
When looking at the difference between a profitable business model and an unprofitable one you really need to look at the math. I recently ran many graphic ads that I bought through Google on a CPM site targeting basis. Here is a look at one campaign:
Adobe Flex Enters Open Source
Adobe hopes to attract more developers to their Flex platform by releasing its SDK under terms of the Mozilla Public License.
