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YouTube Tossed Out Of Thailand
In September of 2006, the elected government of Thailand was overthrown. In April of 2007, YouTube was shown the door. That’s right…
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Scoble Figures Out Google’s Secret
Robert Scoble, in a recent blog post, cracked the Google monetization code on the search results page. In a conversation with an unnamed Googler he found that Google can afford to dial down the presentation of top sponsored ads because they're just more efficient at monetizing the traffic. Of course, this shouldn't come as news to anyone who read our last eye tracking report. We…
A Big List of Blogging Mistakes
Here’s the final list of the 48 blogging mistakes from the partecipants to the blogging project started by Daniel at dailyblogtips.com. There’s also my entry, the blogging mistake I did for 25 years … but they changed my catchy title
Jeff Jarvis Delighted With Dell?
Long-time readers will remember the Dell Hell episodes of a while back. My, how things change. Jeff Jarvis recounts his story of getting together with a number of Dell representatives last week.
Brian Solis Talks You.tv
There's something to be said for the phenomenon that is amateur video on the Web. After earning Time's Person of the Year, the "you" generation continues to drive the new web with each video and picture posted, tagged, and shared, every blog post and podcast, trackback, link, and comment, through every social bookmark, annotation, and search, all of the twitter casts, and micro and mobile…
Multivariate Landing Page Testing
Now that Google Website Optimizer is out of beta, more businesses will begin testing their landing pages to improve conversions. As I was fairly familiar with the basic product features already, Google's Tom Leung and I had the chance to talk informally about some of the benefits of putting this product in many hands.
