links for 2007-12-13
Links December 13th, 2007
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“The more complex the app; the less viral it was. The simplest apps spread the fastest. The more complex the app the higher the time spent by users on the canvas pages.”
links for 2007-12-12
Links December 12th, 2007
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“When struggling with stagnant growth—as many of us are today—do you look to acquisitions, aggressive marketing, or new technologies to rev up your revenues? If so, you may be missing a much more reliable way to outperform your competition—operation
links for 2007-12-09
Links December 9th, 2007
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“Record visitors’ every action as they browse your website. Watch movies to understand visitor behavior, gain valuable insights and improve your website’s usability.”
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listing of office 2.0 applications and services
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Scrabble word finder is a free word search utility that can be used as help to arrange letters of any configuration into all possible combinations
links for 2007-12-07
Links December 7th, 2007
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“Identify your company’s innovation fulcrum—the number of offerings that would optimize both revenues and profits.”
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“Complexity is the cumulative by-product of organizational changes, big and small, that over the years weave complications (often invisibly) into the ways that work is done.”
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“Here are three ways to get to $50m in revenue as an online media business; indulge me in some math:”
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“The Google Chart API lets you dynamically generate charts. To see the Chart API in action, open up a browser window and copy the following URL into it: http://chart.apis.google.com/chart?cht=lc&chs=200×125&chd=s:helloWorld”
links for 2007-12-05
Links December 5th, 2007
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“One-time events like the Olympics and the election add another $6 billion, not to be repeated. Discount that amount, and take away the growth of online, and you’ll see a traditional ad market that’s shrinking, not growing.”
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“According to this BusinessWeek story, Verizon is now supporting Android.”
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“how to configure your domain provider to use Amazon S3 for simple, scalable media hosting.”
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The Web 2.0 “bubble” had it coming. A Silicon Valley music video by the Richter Scales.
links for 2007-12-04
Links December 4th, 2007
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“Google is preparing a service that would let users store on its computers essentially all of the files they might keep on their personal-computer hard drives — such as word-processing documents, digital music, video clips and images, say people familia
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“LiveJournal gets sold to Russian media company SUP.”
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“We don’t know if this is real news or a reheat of Thanksgiving week rumors, but The Sunday Express is apparently reporting that News Corp (NWS) is considering a $1 billion bid for LinkedIn.”
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“the command-and-control economic model of traditional television is being quickly superseded by the market chaos of a freewheeling and open digital network.”
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“If Facebook keeps running into or creating the pockets of bad air, the popular sentiment that has given the brash upstart a giant hall pass and theoretical worthiness of $15 billion will fade away.”
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“Vince Cerf interviews Chris DeWolfe (MySpace), Chad Hurley (YouTube), Maurice Levy (Publicis), Biz Stone (Twitter), Peter Norvig (Google) and more…”
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Excellent white paper describing Session Fixation attacks.
links for 2007-12-02
Links December 2nd, 2007
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“…an excellent theoretical overview of social networks and the trends in this important market.”
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Pros, readers, and Pop Photo editors share their secrets for taking your photography beyond the ordinary.
links for 2007-12-01
Links December 1st, 2007
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“right around the time I was getting my 2-year exam, I decided to take the plunge myself and order some glasses online.”
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I can never get this correct: “The correct spelling is definitely.”
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I’ll always remember that rocket-powered bike: “His 1974 attempt to cross the Snake River Canyon in Idaho on a rocket-powered bike also failed, when a parachute opened prematurely and he fell into the river.”
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fast spelling an definition look-ups
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