Nasdaq Internet Index Shows Promise
When we heard that there was a new Nasdaq Internet Index, it sounded like an interesting idea. We’re now even surer of…
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When we heard that there was a new Nasdaq Internet Index, it sounded like an interesting idea. We’re now even surer of…
Last night I met Dan Pritchett, technical fellow at eBay. He told me that eBay alone has 21 identity systems. So, if you wanted to use every part of eBay’s empire, like Skype, PayPal, StumbleUpon, etc, you’d need to sign in 21 different times. Needless to say he, and others at eBay, are working on solving that problem. Why did I meet up with Dan…
The results of the inaugural Blogger's Choice Awards are in, and they're kind of stupid, if I may say so from my high horse, as though the same people picked them that are dumbing down our news, entertainment programming, and well, everything else.
A reader asked me a question that I found quite intriguing, “How do I get people to find my blog posts?”
This announcement was determined to find people wherever they were; in different forms, it popped up on the Official Google Blog, the Google LatLong Blog, the Google Mobile Blog, and in a formal press release. And interestingly enough, the announcement was about Google gaining a sort of location-seeking ability.
Nathania Johnson recently tagged me to respond in her post “A Meme about Measuring Social Media Marketing” - asking me to answer the question that is plaguing us all these days regarding the best way to measure social media marketing.