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Flickr Relaxes Filters In Germany
In recent weeks and months, I’ve noticed that the Internet seems to have its own c-word: censorship. I’ve also noticed that, like…
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Interesting Times for the Newspapers
Mark Glaser believes that the 'Cup Is Overflowing' for Future of Journalism. As he writes:
“Bad” Internet Words Include Blog, Wiki
A new study has found that the words “blog” and “wiki” tend to make people upset, as do “cookie” and “netiquette.” To be honest, I’m not sure what we - the owners of blogs, the users of wikis - are supposed to do with this information. But there you have it.
DM Days Final & Dinner with Jim Boykin
I was able to sit in on a DM Days site review clinic yesterday with Detlev Johnson and Amanda Watlington who provided great advice to the few audience members. The site owners literally received multiples of their conference admission price in consulting advice. One site had thousands of pages hiding content from the search engines (unintentionally) because of JavaScript. Another was submitting an incomplete sitemap…
Study: Live Chat Ups Conversions Tenfold
Sales, online and off, are closed when the customer trusts the seller. To that end, how far does including live chat in the online sales and checkout process go toward sealing the deal? Numbers are coming in, and they're looking good.
Google Pay-Per-Action Goes Global
Google has announced that its pay-per-action advertising beta is now open to international advertisers.
