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GBTV #337 | Introducing Woopra from Neal Campbell on Vimeo.
Now this I want. I’ve long been a fan of Google Analytics – it’s simple enough to scan-read in seconds, yet clever enough to provide the kind of insights that change the way you work.
But Woopra takes the whole game to a strange new level by [...]
I hate business books. Most fill 250 pages with soft-edged puff, remaining sufficiently vague to ensure that the author cannot be held to account. Either that, or they become religiously specific.Imagine the delight, then, in stumbling across this [PDF]. You can read the 16 pages in your tea break, and much of the wisdom is, [...]
The air is rich with theories as to next steps for the Wall St Journal, now that it’s under Murdoch control. Not least, many are wondering if it should ditch its subcriber model, and let its stories go free-to-air.
The noise has also promted others to wonder on the effect on FT.com. From PaidContent:
Also, the subscriber [...]
comScore has just released figures showing the rapid global expansion of social networking sites. If you watch this space, most of the figures are predictable, with Facebook up by an absurd 270 per cent over the previous year. Not every social site is a worldwide phenomenon: Bebo, for example, is Big In Europe, while Orkut [...]
Thoughtful piece by Guardian Unlimited supremo Neil McIntosh, prompted by the lack of outcome from The Economist’s Project Red Stripe. McIntosh uses the success of the iPod as the basis for an argument that success can come via seemingly small steps that, taken in the right sequence, can form a much larger whole.
The lessons [...]
