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Technorati & the Blog Search Wars
Technorati CEO Dave Sifry has a new “state of the blogosphere” report out, although the first part of it reads more like…
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Love Ajax? Hate The Exploits
Bringing certain content-updating behaviors to web pages without reloading them has been a key piece of the 'Web 2.0' online application meme; it now appears the criminals could have a way to break them open too.
Second Life: Marketing Fool’s Gold?
Brands continue to launch operations in Second Life with the hopes of marketing their products and services to a completely new audience. Skeptics, however, doubt that such a strategy has any long-term sustainability and is just another example of the bandwagon mentality. While no one would disagree that staying ahead of the technology curve is a good thing, one has to constantly gauge factors such…
Web Analytics Job Trends
To followup on my predictions here is the latest update on “Web Analytics” jobs. This snapshot was taken on April 1st. Starting this month, I chose to include simplyhired.com. They are also a job aggregator site like indeed.com but they also provide job boards called job-a-matic, like the Job Board I have on my blog.
Google Earth Under Microscope
Trying to distance yourself from suggestions that you are too powerful, or becoming more like Microsoft, is hard to do when a U.S. House Subcommittee sends you a letter claiming you’re attempting to “airbrush history.”
Lara Croft Gets View-Throughs, Not Click-Throughs
Broadband video advertising company YuMe Networks just got its Lara Croft in your p2p, or got its p2p into…this sentence can't finish well. Let me try again. YuMe Networks is allowing marketers to insert dynamic video advertising directly into downloadable content on the BitTorrent Entertainment Network. That's what I get for trying to be cute. The company says the new program is the first of…
