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AmazonDeal Does It Again [View article]
AmazonDeal Does It Again [View article]
AmazonDeal Does It Again [View article]
Wall Street Breakfast: Must-Know News [View article]
Given the size of IBM, this probably indicates that the tech sector is less strong than the recent results from INTC and ORCL suggested. Given the weakness in the stocks of other tech leaders (eg. GOOG), it makes me more cautious about tech overall.
Note also that IBM will have a meaningful impact on the Dow today: seekingalpha.com/news/...
Is Amazon's Kindle Already Irrelevant? [View article]
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9 Questions About the Apple Tablet's Potential [View article]
Totally different from a standard website.
Amazon/Overstock Gamble May Pay Off [View article]
Amazon.com, Inc. F2Q08 (Qtr End 06/30/08) Earnings Call Transcript [View article]
Google's Trends for Websites - Challenge to Comscore and Alexa? [View article]
Google's Trends for Websites - Challenge to Comscore and Alexa? [View article]
16. How are you using Google Analytics data?
The Google Analytics data in Trends for Websites comes from the anonymous opt-in data sharing setting in Google Analytics. This setting enables website owners to share their data in an anonymous form. To find out more about this setting, please read the FAQs related to Google Analytics Data Sharing. Individual site level information from Google Analytics isn't currently used in Trends for Websites. Instead, the Google Analytics data is used in an anonymous and aggregate fashion and combined with other data sources to calibrate macro-level insights into website traffic patterns, site visitation across geographies, and related websites and searches.
This means that Google has the potential to use actual, hard data, not panels and statistical extrapolations like the other stats providers.
Under The Radar News - Thursday [View article]
Asus Eee: Threat to Apple, Microsoft, HP, Dell and the Hard Drive Vendors?
seekingalpha.com/artic...
which Seeking Alpha readers got 20 days earlier.
:-)
The Most Important Quote From Google's Conference Call [View article]
But it doesn't have to be high-touch -- think of Blogger, which is totally automated and has millions of users. Couldn't that be adapted for more commercially-oriented websites?
Wal-Mart Management's Amazon.com Bluff Proves They're Astute Game Theorists [View article]
Hollywood Media's Hollywood.com Relaunches with Podcasts, Blogs and Google Ads (HOLL, GOOG) [View article]
Hollywood Media's Hollywood.com Relaunches with Podcasts, Blogs and Google Ads (HOLL, GOOG) [View article]
(1) IMDB uses the full width of my screen, whereas Hollywood.com uses only a fairly narrow center column;
(2) IMDB has larger type size than Hollywood.com (this may be different for other browsers), so it's easier to read.
(3) I really like the movie calendar on Hollywood.com (shows you when new movies are opening). I couldn't find that feature on IMDB.
(4) I really like the Podcast feature. You click on the POD button next to a podcast title, and it opens iTunes for you with the podcast ready to subscribe to.