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Opera 10 – The Final Chapter
Today Opera released the final version of Opera 10, the long-awaited new entry in the company's browser family. It's free and comes…
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The Massive Stats of Online Video
Of course everyone knows that Americans watch a lot of video. Why not, right? We spend a lot of time online and we like to make excuses to not exercise. It’s the perfect storm for YouTube and Hulu and the rest of the video distribution sites of the world. It is somewhat amazing though to see the numbers attached to it, though.
Baby Boomers Getting in the Online Dating Scene
If you are single and have not yet tried online dating, you will! According to the Pew Internet & American life Project’s Online Dating Survey , by 2006 the majority of actively dating Americans had tried to score online at least once. Highlights of the survey:
Twitter Conferences Are All The Rage
As part of the Internet marketing industry have you done the conference circuit? Have you been to SES, SMX (put cardinal direction here), Adtech, PubCon etc, etc? On a yearly basis how many of these trips can you justify or get away with?
More Things to Look For From New YouTube Channels
The full launch of YouTube's new channels is getting to be long overdue, but the date is still unknown at this point. As YouTube keeps saying however, they're getting closer. Meanwhile, the channels have been available to those who have tried hard enough to gain access to them, and YouTube continues to make improvements to them. One such improvement just made, is the ability to…
Tool Launched for Audio Status Update Creation
Oddcast has released an interesting new audio status-updating tool for publishing your voice to Facebook, MySpace, Twitter, etc. You may recognize the company from its SitePal service, which provides animated characters for websites. The new tool called AudioPal lets users create 60-second personal voice messages that can be posted to their personal web pages, blogs, and social networks.
