Europe and Web Analytics
I caught up with Lars Johansson earlier this week to discuss Web Analytics in Europe.
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I caught up with Lars Johansson earlier this week to discuss Web Analytics in Europe.
There's a long standing debate in the search marketing industry about links versus content. Which is better?
Consumer protection agencies from Norway and the Netherlands have threatened to take legal action against Apple unless iTunes file-sharing limitations are lifted by later this year.
eMarketer released a report discussing how mobile technology – mainly the mobile phone explosion – affects social media. While there’s no denying the affect the mobile industry has had on social media (check out Mike Sachoff’s Webproworld write-up), is the mobile technology medium going to change the way users interact with these social media hubs? […]
A new study by the Email Experience Council says that images and links in emails are often not visible because of email reader restrictions and coding errors. The EEC Rendering Report examined 1,000 emails from business-to consumer and business-to business to find out the renderability of the messages.
First let's echo Ron White when he says, "you can't fix stupid." Now that we agree on that, let's also doubt that imposing stiffer penalties on those stupid enough to post video evidence on YouTube of themselves committing a crime won't really act as a deterrent. Because, again, you can't fix stupid.