Monthly Archives: July 2007
Pew: 57% of Internet users watch video
The Pew Internet and American Life Project has released a study this week that indicates: -57% of Internet users have watched online videos and MOST of them share what they find. -Three-fourths of broadband users who have high-speed connections at … Continue reading
Online News Association seeks award screeners
Interested in checking out some of the best online journalism projects? The Online News Association is looking for screeners to assist in the selection process for the annual ONA awards. And, says ONA board member Anthony Moor, if you do … Continue reading
Posted in conferences, random stuff
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Blogger takes long view, makes metrics discovery
ProBlogger Darren Rowse made an interesting discovery when he took a closer look at his blog’s metrics: one of his blog posts received more traffic from StumbleUpon than from Digg — but he had to take a long view of … Continue reading
Posted in search engines
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Journalistopia Cartoon: July 12, 2007
Image URL: https://journalistopia.com/wp-content/uploads/2007/07/cartoon-051607-googlemap.jpgFor Google Maps tutorials and neat examples visit: Google Maps Mania, Google Maps API Blog, and the Journalistopia maps category.
Find the ultimate cheat sheet
Amy Webb over at mydigimedia has discovered the set of cheat sheets to put all other cheat sheets to shame. From HTML character entities, Photoshop keyboard shortcuts and a CSS shorthand guide, you’re going to find everything your designer/geek heart … Continue reading
Posted in web design
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Almost official: Nielsen drops page views as primary metric
Various news outlets report today that Nielsen/NetRatings will begin using time spent on a Web site in lieu of the much-maligned page view as its primary metric to determine a site’s success. This move that has been expected for some … Continue reading
Posted in web 2.0, web design
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