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Google Click Fraud Report In Court
As part of the Lane's Gifts v Google settlement, an independent expert reviewed Google's click fraud processes and practices.
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Marketing to Women: Don’t Waste Our Time
As a woman, there are many ways to keep me from doing business with you. One is to send me email spam; like most people, I don't like that. Another way is to send teenagers to knock on my door to sell your product; if I don't recognize the person knocking, I won't answer. These are typical annoyances for most people, however, the #1 way…
Moving to Open Source Tools & Business Processes
Many have written about how going Open Source changes your business model or sales process. Dana Blankenhorn notes that the open sourcing of Hyperic's product changed how they work. It required them to write code for stability and continuity, as well as adopt more Open Source tools.
A Modest Netscape Proposal Continues
Jason Calacanis has continued to work at justifying his offer to bring in the top bookmarkers from competing sites like Digg by paying them to do their news posting at the updated Netscape instead.
Soon To Come: MTVTube?
When MTV President Judy McGrath gave her keynote address at the CTAM Summit, she made her admiration of YouTube quite clear. McGrath also gave some strong hints that she might like for MTV to acquire, or at least imitate, the video-sharing site.
Google Search Accessible For the Blind
Sometimes a person can't see the forest for the trees. If you're a sight-impaired Web surfer using a text reader, sometimes you can't hear the content for the code. Google research Scientist T.V. Raman has developed a solution, and has put it into search.
