Web video metrics firm TubeMogul today announced version 2.0 of its analytics package that will bring better statistics for publishers on 15 top video sharing sites, including DailyMotion, Blip.tv, Break.com, and MetaCafe. Publishers on those sites will now be able to get detailed, and standardized data about how users are viewing and engaging with their videos.
It stands to reason that people who are “starting to come down with something” often take the opportunity to search for information on what ails them, even before they discuss their symptoms with a healthcare professional. Who gets more of those searches than anyone? Google, of course.
We were talking few days ago about protecting our online identity and about the Brandjacking Risk.
After the launch of Seesmic for Facebook a weeks days ago, Seesmic Desktop will have in a few days full new Facebook Open Stream API support that Facebook just announced, add your name and email on the Seesmic Desktop page to join “Team Seesmic” preview group get it as soon as they make it available for testing.
I found an interesting article that every person that surf the internet should read. Is about our online identity, and how to protect it.
Google announced that a couple of changes have been made to search results. You can now get semantically-related searches for some queries, and more complex queries will yield longer “search snippets”.
First things first. Google has for a long time had synonym searching. You can put a tilde (~) in front of the word and Google [...]
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