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This shift to contextual advertising caused by intelligent software has privacy advocates going squirrelly, particularly because the larger public seems relatively unconcerned.…
I had a nice email chat with the always-insightful Sam Decker this weekend.
Search engine marketing is known for increasing a company's profile, establishing an online presence, increasing traffic, and ultimately growing the bottom line.
A new search engine, Loomia, comes into view on the horizon. Loomia, launched last June is a search engine designed for podcasts of all sorts. The site is laid out well and is a good place for those new to podcasting to go visit and learn about the new medium. The newest feature they've added is a recommendations section.
The much-discussed Quaero project, in development with French tech giant Thomson, adds Bertelsmann AG as the German project lead and partner in the venture; apparently neither of them bothered to do a whois lookup on the name first.
SPSS Inc. just released a data mining workbench dubbed Clementine 10 aimed at creating a 360 degree view of the customer by compiling data from a number of sources. Clementine's bag of tricks also comes with an "anomaly detection" system for fraud combat that shows unusual behaviors as they occur within the data collected.
