-
Established inverse correlation between the level of education and the propensity to click through ads. Love the disclosure
-
Browser share by continent as of 2010
Monthly Archive for February, 2010
Page 2 of 3
-
Simply use your iPhone as a USB disk, as any other phone on the planet, at last! Via AccessOweb
-
setiQuest is an effort to tap into the global brain trust, harness the power of citizen scientists, and educate the next generation of Earthlings to improve current searches for extraterrestrial intelligence and better understand our place in the cosmos
-
Summary: The business of making native apps for mobile devices is dying, crushed by a fragmented market and restrictive business practices. The problems are so bad that the mobile web, despite its many technical drawbacks, is now a better way to deliver new functionality to mobiles. I think this will drive a rapid rise in mobile web development, largely replacing the mobile app business. This has huge implications for mobile operators, handset companies, developers, and users (…) via @Xavier83
-
Freaky indeed!
Via @bcurdy -
That's the question! Fascinating article.
Via Mathieu Favez -
"l'usage de l'internet tend vers l'épurement du contenu et l'efficacité communautaire" (…) Super intéressant! Via je ne sais plus qui sur twitter
désolé…
-
Brilliant analysis! A "Must read" indeed, via @jeanlucr
-
-Google Latitude
-The Gypsii Social Network
-Match Up With People At Match2Blue
-The Exciting (But Empty) Centrl Social Network
-Give Your Social Network a Glympse
On the other hand, if you get your nose out of your iPhone, you might actually notice your friends on the street… -
-47% of organizations with 2.0 tools are using Microsoft SharePoint (MOSS 2007)
-Facebook is being used by employees (employee groups) in 20% of organizations
-Seven have market share of more than 4% led by MediaWiki (17%) and WordPress (16%)
-Vendors (“others”) that have less than 4% market share are present in 38% of organizations -
Increased feelings of transcendence can follow brain damage, a study of people with brain cancer suggests.
-
Which developers consistently produce top-selling apps? The author examined the percentage of apps produced by a developer that became best-sellers. To identify best-selling apps, he used the Top 100 Free and Top 100 Paid, and the recently launched Top 100 Grossing apps lists.
Instructive. -
BBC journalists must keep up with technological change – or leave, the director of BBC Global News Peter Horrocks says. Via @fredericsidler
A long-tail micro-payment system invented by the co-founder of The Pirate Bay to pay authors and artists for their downloadable files: That sounds both very smart and slightly ironic, doesn’t it?
I don’t know if this is THE next business model to make downloaded content profitable but it’s definitely a step into a new paradigm. As far as I’m concerned, I’m almost sure I’m going to use it: making it easy to pay for what you like can’t be a bad idea.
Flattr.com – How Flattr Works from Flattr on Vimeo.
Via Mathieu Favez & Numerama
-
This probably explains that…
-
The cost of training
The cost of ingestion
The cost to quality
The cost to functionality
The cost of redundancy and flexibility
The cost of commitment -
tiens? pas d'exception française!
-
Tech news sources: techmeme, twittertim.es, lazyfeed
-
Musique française libre de droits, via lesprojetsduweb.fr
-
via @jeanlucr
-
Here I am, brain the size of a planet and they ask me to take you to the bridge. Call that job satisfaction, 'cause I don't.
-
3D Mandelbrot fractals, just beautiful! Via @krekiere
-
Triangulate twitter followers: mutual friends.
Via NiptechPodcast.com -
rank your website (à la alexa)
VIa NipTechPodcast
-
in 10 "easy" steps
Stage 1: Observe and Report
Stage 2: Setting the Stage + Dress Rehearsal
Stage 3: Socializing Media
Stage 4: Finding a Voice and a Sense of Purpose
Stage 5: Turning Words Into Actions
Stage 6: Humanizing the Brand and Defining the Experience
Stage 7: Community
Stage 8: Social Darwinism
Stage 9: The Socialization of Business Processes
Stage 10: Business Performance Metrics -
Today's youngest generation of online users are no longer interested in consuming long-form content like blogs, says the research. Instead, communication among teens tends to involve brief bursts of information, like a Facebook status update or a text message. Pew's findings state that only 14% of tweens and teens ages 12 to 17 now report that they blog, down from 25% only four years ago. They're also less interested in commenting on their friends' blogs, too, with only 52% reporting doing so, down from over three-quarters back in 2006.
-
- Toucher une large cible.
- Prospecter et trouver de nouveaux clients.
- Fidéliser sa clientèle existante.
- Promouvoir des produits et services.
- Vendre et augmenter son chiffre d’affaires.
- Favoriser la viralité et le partage d’informations.
- Animer sa communauté et favoriser l’interaction.
- Améliorer sa e-réputation.
- Apporter du poids à son référencement.
- Réaliser une veille quotidienne de qualité.
-
another hoaxbuster
-
Streamed shows. Via Julien Vignali
