The Techmeme Pile-on – Good or Bad?
Tim O’Reilly has a great post up on O’Reilly Radar, in which he talks about what might be called (although he doesn’t…
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Tim O’Reilly has a great post up on O’Reilly Radar, in which he talks about what might be called (although he doesn’t…
I'm here at the MarketingSherpa B2B Demand Generation Summit in Boston. The opening session was by Sean Donahue, Senior Editor for B-to-B Marketing at MarketingSherpa. In it, he shared the top five challenges faced by B2B marketers. I was especially intrigued by challenges 3, 4, and 5. 1. The Growing Committee
While the new google reader stats are a neat idea, Mashable comes up with a hugely researched piece on why the new Google stats are not entirely accurate. With enough supporting information to make you wonder just how accurate any web based reading system can be against the logs that the server itself is generating.
About 16 percent of American households who use the Internet watch television broadcasts online according to The Conference Board and TNS. The number of people watching entire episodes has doubled from a year ago.
First the good news. Pay per click, as it has been perfected by Google, is unarguably the Web's highest business achievement to date. Google has become an international corporate icon worth more than some of the most famous name brands of our generation like Disney, McDonalds and Hertz.
You may not have much use for AOL as a corporation, but its employees, as people, probably deserve some applause - they’re handling a huge round of layoffs quite well.