Is it better to have authority or influence? Authority, as measured by Technorati, is just the number of in-links to a site, but the problem of measuring the quality of those links remains. So why not measure influence?
Onalytica, a UK firm specializing in social network analysis, released a new study on its blog measuring the most influential sites on the topics of "business blog" and "business blogging." It came up with the top 25 Websites (many which are blogs that we all read more...
Fun Friday: Cheney’s Got a Gun
Aerosmith
Originally uploaded by EbolaMonkey. Okay, I had to do this because, well, it's funny and its done well too.
No matter your political stripe, if you have a sense of humor anyway, this is a funny parody of "Jamie's Got a Gun" by Aerosmith. If you don't have a sense of humor, or are a professional sensitive, a term coined by Houston Blogger Kevin Whited, read more...
Fun Friday: Experience Some Great Flash Animation
Although I know there is a lot of controversy about when children should first be exposed to computers, my 22-month-old son loves Kneebouncers.
He always wants to get on the computer “just like Mommy” and Kneebouncers provides an intelligent way for him to do it. It teaches babies cause and effect, when they push any button something happens on the screen. read more...
CRISISCOMM 101: Mr. Cheney; If you shoot someone, it isn’t an exclusive
Many of my fellow PR bloggers (Ike, Andrea and Tech PR Gems) have been doing a good job following Vice President Dick Cheney’s shooting incident at a Texas ranch last weekend.
However, one area that hasn’t been really hit upon is this:
Cheney treated the incident like a hot news item that could be handled as an exclusive to a trusted read more...
New Research: The Internet as a Destination
From time to time it happens. I go online for something very specific, like checking my e-mail, and something catches my eye – a link in a message, an interesting teaser – and three Web pages later I suddenly come to my senses, “What am I doing here?”
It appears I am not alone. A new research study by the Pew Internet & American Life study released yesterday shows that more Americans are searching the web for fun,
In a survey conducted in December 2005, some 40 million people said they were surfing for fun on a typical day during the month. This number is read more...
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