Here were go again, with the “women in…” list – this time podcasting. If you read my blog you know…I’m not into lists that much…not like this. I listen to podcasts because they are good, not based on gender, race, etc. Not to say people shouldn’t make the lists (it’s their right) but it is [...]
Yesterday I questioned what the definition of a network is. Measuring is pointless unless the person measuring discloses:
The definition of a blog
The definition of a network
Honesty about the sites included – don’t leave any out that fit the description
Unless those three things are disclosed the numbers are meaningless. Of course focusing on the numbers does [...]
I was reading my feeds, deciding what I wanted to write about and I came across an article by ClickZ that says something I said six months ago:
I asked Kaplan what he thought about 2005’s blog phenomenon. If he launched his site today, it would very clearly be called a blog. His response clarified the [...]
It seems Match.com is being sued by a man who claims Match.com is paying employees to go on fake dates. I have to admit, every time I hear Match.com I think of Chris and Ponzi who I “think” met through Match.com and are happy as long as they aren’t in Hawaii. I personally don’t see [...]
I’ve written about this before and it’s finally gotten to the point I’ve snapped. You know the quiet snap where one becomes determined to get their way. I merged my blogs together to Not Too Geeky. I love the name and it suits me. I’m a totally geek but I don’t look like one. I [...]
From WSJ: “MSN says it currently charges between several hundred thousand dollars and $1 million for a prime, 24-hour ad spot on its home page. That’s up from about $25,000 to $50,000 four years ago.”
I’m sorry but that’s stupid (in my opinion). This is what I would do…
Let’s say I was in charge of advertising [...]
From Next-Gen Biz – “Screen Digest estimates that the number of profitable titles per year could fall as low as 80 as developers and publishers are forced to focus on fewer titles.” This is not surprising since it seems that most PC games released will not play properly or just plain sucks. Let’s look at [...]
Audible announced their new service, the ability to “measure” podcasts. It is based on technology already used by Audible for distributing magazines, books and newspapers in audio form (I don’t use Audible so it is already tracking people and do they know it’s doing that?). The idea behind this is that for podcasting there is [...]
I’m really not into advertising that much but I subscribe to AdRants because they always post something that makes me shake my head in bewilderment or makes me feel really old. Today, it is a bit of both. They posted an article about gaming being a marketing tap for advertisers. A report was referred to [...]
