Hit Counter 2.0, Or “Web 2.0 Metrics”
Way back in the early days of the Web (you know, before AdSense, blog spam, web mail, and dynamic HTML) were these…
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Way back in the early days of the Web (you know, before AdSense, blog spam, web mail, and dynamic HTML) were these…
Mark Cuban repeated his belief that an eager horde of attorneys will take a beachhead in Mountain View and bombard the Googleplex with subpoenas until they find a copyright breach they can exploit with shareholder lawsuits for millions.
You gotta hand it to Yahoo. When they do a publicity stunt, they do it right. The Sunnyvale, Calif.-based company plans to beam a digitized time capsule into space from an ancient Mexican pyramid.
I'm off to see the Google Reader team later today (among others, I have another day packed with interviews, will head over to Salesforce.com's big shindig in SF in the afternoon).
Third party developers can write applications that will run on the Salesforce.com architecture, as enabled through the Apex language and platform.
Last week, Mozilla officially made the second release candidate (RC2) of its popular Firefox browser available for public consumption. As reviews pour in, an interesting debate is brewing amongst developers. Is Firefox 2.0 truly an upgrade from the current incarnation?