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The attention-getting tale of a Miami company offering a cheap non-Apple branded personal computer spiraled wildly with several sites offering new aspects…
Our customer BlogHer just launched their new BlogHer Guide to Political Bloggers. Neat stuff, built on top of Cerado Ventana. (But i'm biased :-)). Check it out. From the BlogHer page:
What I like about Jakob Nielsen's posts most is the grumpy-old-man-ness in the underlying tone. It makes me almost think he's family. But along with the why-doesn't-anybody-ever-listen-to-me attitude comes some sage-like advice. This time it's about how bad content trumps other design flaws in terms of what's bad for business.But before that, it's about elevator buttons:
Expecting people to reason outside of their experiences when confronted with a suspicious situation on their PCs probably isn't going to work out well.
For the month of February Google Sites were again the top U.S. video property with nearly 3.6 billion videos viewed (35.4% share of all videos), gaining 1.1 share points over January according to comScore Video Metrix.U.S. Internet users viewed more than 10 billion videos online during the month, a three percent increase over January and a 66 percent gain over February 2007.
Visitors to newspaper sites tend to rank above average in terms of wealth, influence, and political awareness, according to the Newspaper Association of America. There are also more of them than ever before. Trouble is, they're not that dedicated.
