WSJ.com – Use of a Mysterious Cookie Irks Some Internet Users
This is disquieting, given that CXO uses Omniture’s SiteCatalyst to measure its traffic.
Month: July 2005
Ads in RSS: United States Patent Application: 0050165615
Marchex Acquires IndustryBrains, a Provider of Highly Targeted Online Traffic and Contextual Advertising Solutions
[disclosure: CXO Media is an IndustryBrains "user"]
Russia’s Biggest Spammer Brutally Murdered in Apartment – NEWS – MOSNEWS.COM
Russia’s Biggest Spammer Brutally Murdered in Apartment – NEWS – MOSNEWS.COM
Thanks to Art Jahnke for pointing me at the ultimate no-spam solution
AttentionTrust.org
Doug Kaye – ITConversations on free content
This was in the weekly update from Doug Kaye at ITConversations, my favorite podcast channel and a model for how to present content from live events:
"1. Free content is more valuable than paid content. When content (or whatever
you choose to call it) can be freely linked to, blogged, reviewed and
remixed, its value to the world (and hence to its creator/owner) escalates
dramatically. Conversely, if you put your content behind a toll gate or
hinder its access or reuse in any other way, you drastically reduce its
value."
RSS Usage patterns
For Paid Content, the Times They Are a Changin’
For Paid Content, the Times They Are a Changin’
Good discussion of the paid/free models, citing Pat Kenealy’s Wired.com interview with Adam Peneberg linked down lower here.
Also discussion of payment models — ala carte vs. flat rates or bundled. As I’ve noted before in my discussions of Highbeam vs. Factiva in the paid research space, the flat fee model is most compelling.
If these words were people, I would embrace their genocide.
If these words were people, I would embrace their genocide.
"Blogging: If minds had anuses, blogging would be what your mind would do when it had to take a dump."
Finally, I have found the Ambrose Bierce of our time.