Updated: 11/14/2005; 1:20:18 AM
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daily link  Tuesday, April 19, 2005

Online Data-Gathering Tools
Brian Teasley talks about new Online Data-Gathering Tools in his ClickZ article. 
11:32:45 PM
categories: Web Analytics
 

Questions for Analytics-Driven Marketers
Zachary Rodgers, from his Questions for Analytics-Driven Marketers article:
Analytics, the bedrock of interactive marketing, is fraught with complications. Some are generalized, affecting all marketers. Examples include the reported increase in the rate of Web cookie deletion and the universal problem of how to sort through a glut of data. In most cases, though, the problems of reporting and measurement are as unique to each marketer as the objectives...
 
10:42:21 PM
categories: Web Analytics
 

Thoughts on an Omniture IPO
Eric Peterson, in his article Think Omniture is going public soon? John Hummer sure thinks so ... mentions a piece spotted by one of his readers. 
9:31:20 PM
categories: Web Analytics
 



daily link  Monday, April 18, 2005

The Cookie That Would Not Die
Eric Peterson's post Cookies, cookies, cookies! mentions a study with another cookie viewpoint.
More interesting announcements regarding our often-cited report on the decline of cookies today including a soon-to-be-released report from the Atlas Institute (owned by AtlasSolutions who provide all kinds of marketing and measurement solutions to online marketers) that disputes our findings ...
 
11:08:31 PM
categories: Web Analytics
 

Laura Winterbottom Remembered

Recent article on the murder of Laura Winterbottom in Burlington Vermont. If you have trouble viewing the PDF, right-click on it and use "Save Target As..." to download.

 
10:42:47 PM
categories: Personal
 



daily link  Wednesday, April 13, 2005

Cookie Controversy Continues
Eric Peterson's article What is as unavoidable as death and taxes? discusses the cookie-related FUD thrust upon an unsuspecting public.
I found an interesting, if not somewhat disconcerting, article in the San Francisco Chronicle this morning about tax sites and web analytics titled "Now taxes really can bug you". In the piece, David Lazarus reports about the ubiquity of tag-based analytics (e.g., the web bug) on tax prep sites like Intuit's TurboTax or H&R Block. Both sites are using hosted analytics and JavaScript page tags for reporting, Intuit uses Omniture's SiteCatalyst, H&R Block uses WebTrends SmartSource...
 
8:59:15 PM
categories: Web Analytics
 



daily link  Sunday, April 10, 2005

Rest In Peace, Rosie
Condolences to Dave Trowbridge, Deborah J. Ross, and Rose Wheeler on this sad day.

Goodbye, Rosie. We euthanized Rosie today; this is her a couple of hours before she died. As recorded earlier, she had lost... [Redwood Dragon]

 
12:26:08 AM
categories: Personal
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daily link  Saturday, April 09, 2005

Laura Winterbottom Update

Recent articles on Laura Winterbottom murder in Burlington Vermont. If you have trouble viewing the PDFs, right-click on them and use "Save Target As..." to download.

 
11:26:33 AM
categories: Personal
 

Yahoo 360 - Disappointing Beta Release
Earlier this month, Dave Winer of Scripting News sent me an invitation to the Yahoo 360 beta test. As you'll see from my test posts, I'm not impressed. 
11:17:04 AM
categories: Radio Fun
 



daily link  Wednesday, April 06, 2005

Falk Ties into Site Analytics
Falk Ties into Site Analytics
To provide its clients with more detailed post-click ad tracking, Falk eSolutions has joined WebSideStory's Stream API partner program...
[ClickZ News]
 
5:53:16 PM
categories: Web Analytics
 


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