I love the line about lies; “there are lies, damned lies, and statistics”. You can use numbers to Read More
Three statistics that lie
The $1 billion lawsuit that Viacom filed against YouTube last year is likely to be the most high-profile Read More
The $1 billion lawsuit that Viacom filed against YouTube last year is likely to be the most high-profile Read More
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As the Internet grows, so does the power of the user. From personal profiles to product ratings to Read More
I got an email today from Kyle Brady titled “Response to Your Response on My Blog” which puzzled Read More
The $1 billion lawsuit that Viacom filed against YouTube last year has the potential to redefine electronic copyright Read More
It used to be that in order to engage in a face-to-face conversation with someone, you actually had Read More
comScore and Nielsen, the two largest Web-traffic counters, now have another competitor besides the up-and-coming Quantcast to worry Read More
As we just told you earlier this week, the delays in getting Google’s Android mobile platform onto handsets Read More
I read a comment on my “Looking For Inspiration” post this morning that suggested I was just getting Read More
More delays from handset makers in rolling out products that will run Google’s Android mobile operating platform are Read More
OK. I admit it. My husband and I have become addicted to Twitter. Actually, he’s far more prolific Read More
The number of Facebook’s global users more than doubled in May from a year earlier, putting it ahead Read More
Local wins as ‘green goes from trendy to essential’. So, what do tomatoes and used iPods have in Read More