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Click Fraud Reaches Record Level
Click Forensics has released its latest figures on click fraud for the fourth quarter and says it has jumped to the highest…
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Do Online Communities Have a Decay Rate?
Does the “decay rate” at community sites like Epinions.com spell eventual doom for Wikipedia? Technology and Marketing Law blogger Eric Goldman thinks so, and, not to put any more pressure on him, is working on an academic paper to show why. The site’s decay rate—the rate at which community members become less devoted to a site over time—is just one part of Goldman’s larger argument.…
Best Buy Remixes Online Presence
Best Buy is changing the way it does business online and surprise, surprise - it involves social media and APIs. The company has introduced what it is calling the "Best Buy Remix Developer Network." "We're working to give you the tools you need to make Best Buy into what you need it to be," the company says.
Intel My WiFi Tech Set To Make Connectivity Effortless
Don't be surprised if college students, business travelers, and people who simply have a lot of tech at home suddenly become a lot more fond of Intel. The company has introduced something called My WiFi that aims make wireless communication between devices a lot simpler.
Everybody’s a Critic
For years now, the blog has been viewed as a necessary evil from a PR perspective and a direct channel for bad news traveling at light speed. That’s a fair assessment, but the Internet should be viewed as a boon to another aspect of business: quality control. It used to be there were official critics and official criticisms were published in print, read by subset…
Addressing the State of the White House Technology
Since President Obama was sworn in and Whitehouse.gov has switched to a new interface, there has been an endless amount of chatter about the state of the White House's technology. Some discuss the shortcomings, while others defend it as just fine. Tradition and Transition
