Google Analytics has been my stats package of choice for some time now for both this blog and those of my clients since its launch in 2005. It got a slow start because it couldn’t handle the influx of demand at first, but now it is available to anyone. Best of all, the package is free. Of course, their interest is getting you to apply Adwords to your page, but you don’t have to do that, and if you do, this tool makes it easy to track the read more...
The Digital Brain Trust: Giving Our Memories Over to Machines
C. Gordon Bell Originally uploaded by brewbooks. Sitting in the doctor’s office today waiting for a routine exam (Big Announcement: for those that don’t know, I am having a baby in July), I started to read some of the outdated magazines that seem to litter doctor’s offices. I came across a November 2006 issue of Fast Company with an intriguing article written by read more...
Taking Stock: Best Overtones for March and April 2007
12 Legal Considerations for Blogging: US Law
gavel Originally uploaded by bloomsberries. You might remember that a few months ago I published some legal guidelines for blogging: Deliciously Legal: Guidelines to Stay out of Trouble. Recently, I was pointed to a similar post a tthe Aviva Directory of 12 US laws to keep in mind while read more...
Technorati Authority Redux: Still Meaningless
Just a little over a year ago there was a big discussion among the blogging community about the issue of authority, and whether Technorati’s metrics tracked influence or popularity. It was widely felt that it tracked the later. But now it seems that Technorati is back in the “authority” business again with a new number. I noticed that a number is assigned to each blog that read more...
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