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Newspapers Going Free The NYT just went free and likely the WSJ will follow. Once something goes free it is hard to…
Starbucks is going to give away 50 million tracks as it helps launch the new iTunes wireless service with Apple. From Oct. 2 to Nov. 7 customers in all 10,000 U.S.
Compete.com has moved its Search Analytics out of private beta into a 'pay as you go' model, while ComScore introduced its Ad Metrix Publisher for advertisments.
There are so many obvious cliché puns just sitting there, grinning like toads: if you don't eat your meat...; the proof is in the...; $240 worth of…Pudding. What pudding has to do with telephony services is unclear, except that Pudding Media has started a conversation about how far is too far when it comes to targeted advertising.
Traditionally, we came to learn about the “Golden Triangle” or the F-shaped scanning pattern. Now, Gord Hotchkiss says that with a change to personalized search, we are seeing more of an E-Shaped pattern.
Grahame Lynch of CommsDay reports (my emphasis):
