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Canadian people have visible faces, and Canadian cars have legible license plates. But when Google Street View offers images of Canada, these…
If a social network user is dedicated enough to use two social networks concurrently, it might not be all that surprising that those same networkers spend, on average, more time at both sites. Networkers are networkers after all.
WebmasterWorld recently had another debate on which is more important: links or content. But the debate is flawed. Links or content alone are just one type of asset. You might be able to profit from either for a while, but ultimately the real measure of relevancy and staying power is attention.
I'm not an early adopter. I'm not even, necessarily, a late adopter. When pagers were en vogue I eyed them as suspiciously as I would electronic leashes. It wasn't until after living in Japan that I learned mobile phones had some worth – just because I sort of had to have one there. I'm an observer, not an adopter.
Online shopping continues to grow and 39 percent of adults reported making a purchase online at least monthly, versus 30 percent in 2005, a 30 percent increase over two years, according to a new study from icrossing, "How America Searches: Online Retail."
Newspapers Going Free The NYT just went free and likely the WSJ will follow. Once something goes free it is hard to start charging for it again - just ask Prince.
