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Paying Writers Based on Traffic
It may be a new year, but we’re still talking (well, some of us are anyway) about an old issue: namely, the…
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Adobe Bemused By Spying Claims
The discovery that some Adobe products phone home to analytics firm Omniture brought out the tinfoil hat crowd, and a raised eyebrow from Adobe's John Nack.
Google To Trademark Knol, Dalvik
Call it a unit of knowledge, but beware of calling it a 'knol', as Google has applied to trademark the term.
Amazon Kindle’s Extra Features Discovered
When the Amazon Kindle first came out, we kind of laughed at it; limited by battery life and with a $400 price tag, it allowed you do nothing more than read separately purchased books. Now, we're still not ready to embrace the thing, but it turns out that the Kindle is a little better than most people previously believed.
The Web’s Most, Biggest, Best, and Worst of 2007
2007 was a frenzied year for all things digital, and could be marked as when the revolution really began to take hold. Social media took center stage, impacting everything from politics to major corporate maneuvers to raising awareness of social causes.There were lawsuits, mysteries, legal abuses, policy shifts, embarrassments, scandals, oppressions, miscalculations, bubble discussions, and significant innovations. All and all, 2007 was a big year…
More Americans Creating Content Online
Close to 40 percent (38%) of Americans are watching TV shows online, 36 percent use their cell phones for entertainment and 45 percent are creating Web sites, music, videos and blogs, according to a survey from Deloitte & Touche.
