From Eric Peterson at JupiterResearch:

I was reading David's assessment of Paul Miller's write-up on my report on Content Syndication and RSS: Justifying Content Syndication in a Measurement Void and I do, in fact, have a flow of speech at the ready (not wanting to let David down.)

From Brian Teasley at ClickZ:

If you ever used Microsoft Excel to produce graphs, I have some great news. That news is one of two items I want to cover today regarding technology advancements that help you analyze customer data.

Maria and I just spent several pleasant hours with our friends Craig and Nancy. If you're looking for a home, and want to deal with honest hard-working realtors in the Santa Cruz county area of California, check their site for recent listings. During the evening, the topic of weblogs was mentioned. Maybe Craig and Nancy will enjoy one of the weblogs which mention house flipping that I found after they left. 

Craig might find the Microsoft OneNote software interesting, along with Chris Pratley's weblog. He may also be interested in the weblog of Greg Papadopoulos, Sun's CTO or that of Sun president and COO, Jonathan Schwartz.

They may both be interested in the many real estate weblogs such as Toronto At Home (Toronto, Canada) or The Real Estate Blog (La Canada, California ) or Real Estate Law (New York, New York) or Telluride Real Estate Weblog (Telluride, Colorado) or this wonderful list of real estate blogs at Grow-a-Brain.

Contrary to popular opinion, not all weblogs are written by teen girls with a crush on their brother's best friend's girlfriend.

"Not that there's anything wrong with that!" - Jerry Seinfeld

From Jason Burby at ClickZ:

A friend of mine recently pointed out a Web analyst's job shares many characteristics of the best jobs listed in a recent article on CareerJournal.com, The Wall Street Journal's executive career site. The article uses six primary factors to judge occupations: income, stress, physical demands, outlook, security, and work environment.

From Zachary Rodgers at ClickZ:

I/PRO Corporation has acquired the technology and customers of Accrue. The deal adds a new analytics product to I/PRO's suite of Web site auditing tools.

From Heidi Cohen at ClickZ:

Some marketers assume once they drive customers to their site and acquire contact information, the job is done. In reality, you must create a site customers want to return to. For many online marketers, retaining existing customers is at least as important as acquiring new ones. To maximize revenue, you must engage new customers as soon as possible to start building a long-term relationship. It's cheaper to retain current customers than to gain new ones.

From Brian Teasley at ClickZ:

This is the last of a three-part series that started with defining predictive models and how marketers can use them. Part two discussed recency, frequency, and monetary (RFM) models, as well as CHAID models. Today we'll move on to regression and other more "advanced" models.

From Heidi Cohen at ClickZ:

True competitive intelligence requires understanding how diverse audiences perceive your company. These audiences include customers, prospects, suppliers, distributors, competitors, and financial markets. To keep abreast of market activity influencing your business, start by understanding how your company is viewed as a whole, as well as how your brands, products, pricing, and customer experience are seen.

From Jason Burby at ClickZ:

... a master list that outlines the 22 issue themes that came up.

From Enid Burns at ClickZ:

Three methodologies demonstrate the ability to match pre-campaign audience plans with post-campaign ad serving in a paper published by DoubleClick. The company commissioned research from ComScore Media Metrix, Nielsen//NetRatings, and Interactive Market Systems; each firm used separate methodology to track the success of a particular campaign.