-
some history
-
a very interesting service
-
Web 2.0 API Reference Guide
-
an interesting services
-
rss enabled homepage vs. email newspaper
-
OS is shifting from client to internet
-
looks good
should setup for try -
three labs
Archive for January, 2006
links for 2006-01-30
January 30, 2006links for 2006-01-29
January 29, 2006-
it’s due to expand drift.
Adwords needs to do one of the following:
* Allow the advertiser to turn expanded broadmatch off
* Inform the advertiser of *exactly* what terms expanded broadmatch will trigger
* Get rid of expanded broadmatch.(tags: Tech broad_match)
links for 2006-01-28
January 28, 2006-
good idea, bad results(tags: Tech social_search)
-
(tags: Tech local_search)
-
(tags: Tech viral_marketing)
-
crazy facts
-
good demos from Dekang Lin
links for 2006-01-27
January 27, 2006-
N70 seems the best
links for 2006-01-26
January 26, 2006-
(tags: Tech)
-
Apple more popular in US
-
private query, private information, but not personally identifiable information
-
skype for bussiness
-
guide
-
more detail
links for 2006-01-25
January 25, 2006-
(tags: Life)
-
creative ways RSS can be used beyond news headlines and blogs
-
(tags: Tech recommendation)
-
client->server
-
(tags: Tech recommendation)
-
a good hub article pointing to other good ones:)(tags: Tech social_networking)
-
(tags: Tech social_networking)
-
(tags: Tech)
links for 2006-01-24
January 24, 2006-
Based on “Which brand had the most impact on our lives in 2005?”,
Google > Apple > Skype > Starbucks > IkeaBut based on “conomic brand value, the dark science of assigning a financial value to brands”, it’s
Coca-Cola > Microsoft > IBM > GE > Intel -
china internet demographics in 2005(tags: Tech demographics)
-
extracting product from blog contents
-
feature lists of search engine
Chinese Web2.0 Mind Tag Cloud
January 23, 2006
Originally uploaded by byzhang.
From: http://in.comengo.net/index.php/archives/web20-mindcloudmap/
Another method to evaulate how quickly different search engines mirror the web
January 23, 2006
Originally uploaded by byzhang.
From: http://blog.outer-court.com/archive/2006-01-21-n72.html
The generations online
January 23, 2006
Originally uploaded by byzhang.
This Pew Internet and American Life
report says
“Internet users ages 12-28 are more likely to IM,play online games,and
create blogs.Internet users over age 28 (but younger than 70) are more
likely to make travel reservations and bank online.All age cohorts of
internet users (ages 12 and older) are equally likely to use email;about
90% of all internet users send or receive email.Given the many other
variations in internet use among different age groups,it is notable that
this basic communications tool is almost universally used.Even
teens,many of whom disparage email as something for “old people,”and
tend to prefer instant messaging,have not completely abandoned it.Email
is the most popular online activity,especially for internet users age 65
or older”.Further,”teens and generation Y(age 18-28) are significantly
more likely than older users to send and receive instant messages,play
online games,create blogs,download music,and search for school
information.An always-on,high-speed connection at home enables some of
these activities for young internet users,but broadband access is not
the whole story.Internet users in their 30s are about as likely as users
in their 20s to have broadband at home and yet do not match the younger
users in their enthusiasm for games and IM”.
