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MWC 2015: HTC reveals the Grip; a wearable going beyond active to athletic
HTC's new Grip fitness band looks similar to the Nike+ Fuelband with integrated GPS. It will launch in the US for those who want more than a pedometer on their wrist.
HTC announces new One M9 with dual-tone unibody and 20 megapixel camera
HTC's metal One series stands out from the crowd and with the new dual-tone finish HTC continues to improve the design.
Microsoft's Project Spartan is being armed for assault in the browser wars
Microsoft is preparing the way for a new Project Spartan browser in Windows 10 by explaining where it's coming from and what it aims to do.
Top iOS news of the week: Tracking iPhones, Apple Pay activations, iPhones most profitable
This week in iOS came reports of Apple looking at tracking iPhones when turned off, and analysts chiming in about Apple Watch and Apple Pay,
Traveling overseas with T-Mobile: free data and text is good enough for most
Matthew thought T-Mobile's free international text and data offer was too good to be true. He was wrong and won't leave home without his T-Mobile SIM.
Top Android news of the week: Android for Work, Android Pay, owning the market
This was a big week for Android, with news of the platform's dominance of the smartphone market, the upcoming Android Pay, and Google's enterprise push.
Uber admits database breach putting driver data at risk
Uber said it is notifying impacted drivers now, but it hasn't seen the compromised data actually misused yet.
Amazon Echo beta SDK coming for developers, content providers
The cloud and retail giant is preparing to expand its voice-activated assistant's capabilities with the launch of a beta software development kit to help outsiders to build apps.
Good Technology: iOS continues enterprise dominance; growth seen in secure browsing and messaging
It's encouraging to see secure browsing and messaging lead in mobile application enterprise growth. The iPhone 6 is preferred over the iPhone 6 Plus, at a rate of about 3 to 1.
Apple takes 89 percent of all smartphone profits worldwide
With a 20 percent share of all smartphone shipments in Q4 2014, Apple took nearly all the industry's profits. It's a situation that could could spell trouble for Google.
Revealed: The apps that are draining your smartphone battery
Which apps are hogging space, consuming mobile data, and sucking the life out of your Android smartphone?
35,000 sandwiches, hundreds of hotspots: An inside look at what it takes to keep MWC running
Anyone who's anyone will be at the Mobile World Congress trade show in Barcelona next week. Here's a sneak peek at what it takes to keep the show running smoothly.
Silent Circle targets enterprise users with 'world first' privacy ecosystem
A fresh funding round will help the company cope with increased demand for encrypted communications in the enterprise.
Samsung freezes salaries for first time in six years
For the first time since the global financial crisis, Samsung will freeze the wages of its employees as it gears up to face tougher competition across the globe.
MWC15 prep guide: Disruptive technology for the enterprise
Constellation Research analysts identify trends in enterprise technology ahead of Mobile World Congress 2015.
CES 2015: Meet the worst tech of the show
The biggest tech expo of the year drew to an end with some remarkably strange, weird, and in some cases entirely pointless gadgets, gizmos, and technologies.
Hands-on with the AT&T Sonim XP6: Rugged design with old-school keypad
It's rare to find an Android smartphone with a traditional hardware phone keypad, but Matthew has spent the last few weeks with one designed for the extreme work environment.
Hands-on with the mPact Glass Apple iPhone 6 Plus screen protector
iPhones are the most expensive smartphones today and we often see broken screens. It makes sense to pay for some peace of mind and the mPact is a worthy option.
CES 2015: Meet this year's best tech
The biggest tech expo of the year is drawing to an end. Here's the very best tech we've seen -- including virtual reality, wearable tech, PCs-on-a-stick, and next-generation chips.
Crowdfunded small biz tech which should be showcased at CES 2015
It is not only the big companies that produce great tech that is worthy of note at CES 2015. Have a look at these cool products that should be at the show this year.
Hands-on with Microsoft Office preview for Android tablets (screenshot gallery)
Microsoft further opened up the Office preview for Android tablets. Matthew took it for a spin on a Sony Xperia Z3 Compact tablet.
Seven CES 2015 products that will impact business
CES is best known as a consumer electronics showcase, but there's an increasing focus on products that can have an impact on the enterprise. Here's a look at CES product launches that could have business impact.
Top tech products revealed at CES 2015 so far
[UPDATED] The consumer electronics show has only just begun, but a number of interesting and innovative products are already of note.
Getting my hardware ready for action in 2015
My tech works hard for a living, and so it requires a certain measure of care and feeding to keep it running. And what better time than the first weekend of a bright New Year to get it all ready for the challenges ahead.
The Internet of Things: Cool connected cars
Cars have been getting more clever, talking to your device, and exchanging status information with each other. in this post we show how IoT technology is leading us towards driverless cars that can safely take us wherever we want to go.
Six clicks: The mobile gear that changed things in 2014
This year brought mobile gear that changed the way I work and captured a lot of my money.
Five challenges facing Apple in 2015
Apple has had a cracking year, with stellar sales and sky-high revenues. But despite billions in the bank and products flying off the shelves in record numbers, the Cupertino giant has challenges to face over the coming year.
Six clicks: Best gadgets I bought in 2014
I buy a lot of gadgets, and this year more than most years. There were good gadgets, average gadgets, and duds purchased this year. Here are the best of the lot in the order I value them.
Duet Display: Turn iPad into a second monitor for Mac with zero lag (review)
This app written by former Apple engineers turns most any iPad into a second monitor for Macs. It is the first solution good enough for the enterprise.
Microsoft's Ballmer mocks Android phone
At the Web 2.0 Summit in San Francisco, Microsoft CEO Steve Ballmer talks about why users should buy a Windows phone rather than an Android device: "You don't need to be a computer scientist to use a Windows phone and you do to use and Android phone."
The iPhone 4S(teve)
The iPhone that experts told us no one would buy has flown off of the proverbial pre-order shelves in the US. This week's Nerdcam looks at why this happened.
Remembering Steve Jobs: Launching iTunes on Windows
A pivotal moment in Apple's history, CEO Steve Jobs announces iTunes for Windows on October 16, 2003. Jobs stated at the time, "It's probably the best Windows app ever written." The release was also considered a good strategic move by Apple because, for the first time, Windows users could buy music from Apple's online store, giving them a feel for the Apple user experience.
Apple unveils iPhone 4S 'world phone'
Cupertino's latest mobile supports both GSM and CDMA networks.
Apple unveils the iPhone 4S 'world' phone
Apple's senior vice president of marketing, Philip Schiller, announces the latest version of the company's smartphone, the iPhone 4S. The new phone features an A5 chip, dual-core graphics, a longer battery life, better camera, and both CDMA and GSM.
iPod Nano gets new features
At Apple's headquarters, Apple's senior vice president of marketing, Philip Schiller, unveils new iPod Nano features, including a new multitouch icon screen, new sensors for runners, and the ability to wear the device as a watch. The Nano comes in 7 colors, in an 8GB version for $129 and a 16GB version for $149.
First hand from Foxconn
If you're reading this, you're probably one of the many people who's excited to see what's just around the corner for Apple, but have you ever stopped to think what went into making that product? Monologist Mike Daisey has, and he's here to share.
Amazon's Kindle Fire has content, price to compete
Every time a new tablet computer hits the market, experts speculate whether it could be the one to take down Apple's iPad. CNET's Kara Tsuboi explains why Amazon's Kindle Fire could be its stiffest competition yet.
Intel, Google partner on optimized Android phones
At the Intel Developer Forum, Google announced it is teaming up with the chipmaker to optimize Android for Intel-powered mobile devices. Google Senior Vice President Andy Rubin made an appearance during the keynote address with Intel CEO Paul Otellini to announce that all future versions of Android will use the x86 chip architecture.
Intel's Otellini talks up Ultrabooks
At the Intel Developer Forum in San Francisco, Intel CEO Paul Otellini discusses Intel's notebook venture as the "most satisfying and complete computer experience" ever with a sleeker and lighter design and a long battery life at mainstream prices. The first Ultrabooks have already started shipping from select partners and more will be on the way by the holiday season this year.
Do Apple lawsuits suit Samsung?
Samsung has been caught in a legal back and forth with rival technology giant Apple for what seems like an age now, but could such a situation suit Samsung going forward?
Steve Jobs: will he be missed?
You've likely heard that Steve Jobs has stepped down as lord and master of the iCult. In this week's Nerdcam, we reflect and ask the multibillion-dollar question: will Steve Jobs be missed?
Five Windows Phone 7 tips
If you recently picked up a Windows Phone 7 device, it's probably your first time using the operating system. It's new to us, and with a new OS comes a host of fresh tricks, features and tips to uncover.
Why are we stuck on Census 1.0?
Millions of Australians sat down this week to give the government a snapshot of what the country looks like and what its citizens are up to, but I don't think the census went far enough with its line of questioning.
Innovation spend to rise in banks: IDC
Current IT spending within banks and financial institutions focuses on maximising staff productivity and keeping the lights on, but that's all about to give way to more innovative projects in the near future, according to IDC analysts.
Google Nexus 7 (2013) review: Improved spec, great screen, top value
The 2013 Nexus 7 is a sleeker, lighter and better-specified device than last year's model. There's still no Micro-SD card support, but good all-round performance and battery life, plus a competitive price, add up to superb value for money.
Fujitsu Lifebook E743 review: Nice design, but no Haswell yet
Fujitsu's new Lifebook E-Line offers an attractive design and solid build quality, with plenty of configuration options and (common) accessories. The optional modular Bay Projector is interesting, but you'll need to weigh its utility against the £280 price tag.
Nokia Lumia 925 review
The Lumia 925 is a slimmer and lighter Windows Phone 8 handset than its 920 predecessor, with a neater and more ergonomic design. It lacks integrated wireless charging but supports LTE and NFC, and has an excellent 4.5in. AMOLED screen.
Samsung Galaxy Note 8 review
The 8-inch Galaxy Note 8 is reasonably comfortable to hold one-handed in portrait mode to make jottings with its pressure-sensitive pen, and is a delight to use. Still, you'll need to really want the added features that pen input brings to the device, because it's relatively expensive.
HP EliteBook Folio 9470m review
The EliteBook Folio 9470m is a well-made ultrabook with a particularly good keyboard and touchpad. We like the removable battery and optional battery slice, but would prefer a higher screen resolution across the range. Windows 8 fans will also note the absence of a touchscreen option.
HTC One review
HTC has pulled out all the stops with the One, which looks great, performs well and includes some clever features. The lack of storage expansion and the persistence of BlinkFeed are irritations, but overall the HTC One stands up well against rival flagship handsets.
BlackBerry Z10 review
The Z10 is a nicely designed handset with a superb touchscreen and good specifications that include LTE and NFC support. The new BlackBerry 10 OS offers a decent user experience once you get used to it, although we'd like to see a physical home button.
Google Nexus 4 review
The LG-built Nexus 4 offers terrific value for money, if you don't mind its moderate battery life and lack of LTE support. Shame it's currently sold out at Google's Play store.
Microsoft Surface review
Microsoft's ARM-based tablet has plenty of good points, but there are enough downsides to make caution advisable. The hardware platform and the Windows RT ecosystem will undoubtedly improve, so we'd suggest giving version 1.0 a miss unless you're an avid early adopter.
Google Nexus 10 review
The Nexus 10 sets the standard for other tablet manufacturers. If Google can persuade developers to fill in the gaps in the app market, then it will deserve to be wildly popular.
Sony VAIO T13 review
The VAIO T13 ultrabook is attractively priced, but Sony has made a number of compromises to achieve this.
Toshiba Tecra R950-11F review
The Tecra R950 is a hefty 15.6in. business-grade notebook with an up-to-date set of security and manageability features, integrated mobile broadband and a solid but understated design. It performs well enough for its market, but we'd prefer a higher screen resolution.
Toshiba Portégé Z930-10Q ultrabook review
Toshiba's 13.3in. Portégé Z930 is a small, neat and lightweight business-grade ultrabook with mobile broadband support. However, it's expensive, and the screen could be better.
Gigabyte X11 ultrabook review
This lighter-than-MacBook-Air 11.6in. ultrabook has a slim but sturdy carbon-fibre chassis and performs well for a system with integrated graphics, although battery life is slightly disappointing.
Google Nexus 7 review
The Nexus 7 offers an appealing combination of 7-inch form factor, quad-core processor, Android 4.1 (Jelly Bean) OS, pleasing design and solid build quality. Affordable pricing ensures that Google has a winner on its hands.


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Union says Denver officers ordered not to wear riot gear DENVER (AP) - Denver's police union says officers' safety is being compromised by orders not... Read Story ›
Thursday Weather: Sunny & Warm (Rinse & Repeat) Colorado Springs hit 60 degrees on Wednesday afternoon. Pueblo warmed to 62 degrees. Those Wednesday... Read Story ›
UNLV hires high school football coach LAS VEGAS (AP) - Bishop Gorman High School coach Tony Sanchez is set to take... Read Story ›
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1 year 7 months ago Texas Governor Rick Perry will not run for re-election SAN ANTONIO (AP) - Rick Perry, the longest-serving governor in Texas history, says he won't seek re-election in 2014. The staunch Christian and fiscal conservative said Monday he plans to retire. That sets up an opening for fellow Republican and longtime Texas Attorney General Gregg Abbott in next year's GOP... Read Story › Share: Facebook Twitter Google Plus
2 years 4 weeks ago Romanoff announces plans to run for U.S. House Former Colorado Houser Speaker Andrew Romanoff, a democrat, has filed the necessary paper work and says he's running against republican Rep. Mike Coffman for Colorado's 6th Congressional District seat in the U.S. House of Representatives in 2014. In a press release, Romanoff says the increased partisanship in Washington D.C.... Read Story › Share: Facebook Twitter Google Plus
3 years 10 months ago Cherry Hills to host 2014 PGA Tour event Cherry Hills Country Club has notified its members that the famed Colorado course will host the 2014 BMW Championship. The Associated Press on Monday obtained a copy of an email sent to members outlining that Cherry Hills entered a contract to host the BMW Championship from Sept. 1-7, 2014. The... Read Story › Share: Facebook Twitter Google Plus
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5 A MUST BUY for anyone who has played and liked the games....Danus5 | 06/12/2010 | See all Danus5's reviews (7)I'm really not a reader at all but after playing the games I became really interested in what might have happened before and stumbbled across these books. REALLY CHEAP and A GOOD READ. Nothing to lose by purchasing them.
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ESHA Research is tracking changes the FDA intends to make regarding food labels. Salem, OR (PRWEB) March 25, 2014 On February 27, 2014, the FDA announced
RDA-12™ provides the Recommended Daily Allowance (RDA) for all 12 of the essential vitamins naturally found in fruits and vegetables. San Francisco, CA (PRWEB)
CHICAGO, Dec. 3, 2010 /PRNewswire/ -- The Institute of Medicine (IOM) recently released new dietary recommendations for calcium and vitamin D intakes, known as Dietary Reference Intakes (DRIs), used broadly by health professionals and policy makers to guide consumers' dietary patterns.
Vitamin D and calcium have been the focus of much research since the Institute of Medicine set nutritional reference values for them in 1997.
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It is right that we value each life and provide the best care we can when it is needed. However, when you have watched someone die a painful and humiliating death despite all the care you can give, you have to ask the question, is this best for the person enduring the suffering, or are we simply consoling ourselves.
David Steele
Re: How we welcomed the Tour de France
A great event which put Huddersfield on the map as a town that knows how to celebrate and Huddersfield's Lockwood Baptist, being a Church that freely gives as Jesus did.
Jean Walters
Re: In the gap between Israel and Gaza
I thought that this was an interesting article, but I would love a more rounded treatment of such deep issues. I cannot remember when a non-Arab viewpoint has been allowed in the BT and I also know that alternative views have also found it almost impossible to get a hearing in any form at the Assembly. This troubles me, when anyone insists on presenting me with only one side of any argument I begin to wonder about what it is they don't want me to know. As a thinking Christian (and a Baptist) I don't need the Union to filter the news I hear - I happen to believe that the truth, not propaganda (from either side) will set me free.
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Thank you brother for a thoughtful, moving, and helpful insight. Probably like many other believers in Britain, I find myself hugely confused and conflicted in knowing what to think, hope, and pray in response to these desperate events. I will certainly pray as you suggest - but are you also able to suggest any particular focus/recipient for our material action/support? Or specific ways in which the community of God's people can be practically effective as 'peacemakers'? With love and tears and prayers.
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Re: Baptist welcome for General Synod vote
Have we forgotten that we are Baptists? Surely we don't believe that anyone should be a bishop, man or woman? It says, on the BU website, when talking about the characteristics of a Baptist church, 'There is no hierarchy of bishops or priests exercising authority over their members.'
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Chaplaincy ministry in all sectors of human life and work - essential and frontline ministry. Well done, Carolyn! Prayers for you.
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Thank you, Carolyn for all you and your team are doing! How exciting!
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OR... we could stop with the stereotype image of what UK pastors need to be and open our minds to what our Lay ministers have to offer by supporting them in their Ordination training! but we wouldn't want to encourage those who've worked hard in ministry for decades to become full time ministers now, would we?
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I whole-heartedly support this but, as a former blood donor and someone who is now precluded from donating (having had a cancer diagnosis) I always feel that these appeals would be more helpfully expressed as 'if you are eligible...' whilst I'd love to donate, the reality is no way would I risk passing on a single dodgy cell to anyone.
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By a unanimous vote at their last scheduled meeting of the year on Dec. 27, Wadena County Commissioners approved the final levy amount for property taxes for 2011, payable in 2012.
The levy amount remains unchanged from last year, at $7,902,775. Commissioners held the line on county expenditures to the best of their ability, so that there would be no increase in the county levy.
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If you've ever attended a leadership conference, you've heard something to the tune of "good leaders surround themselves with good people, but GREAT leaders surround themselves with people who are even better than they are."
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Nick Bollettieri's Wimbledon 2014 Files: It has the makings of a classic – Grigor Dimitrov is tomorrow's guy but Andy Murray is playing better than when he won the title last year
A big serve on grass is a big weapon and the Scot just chewed it up and spat it out
I said it last week and I have said it already in week two – I like a guy to be tested through the rounds at a Slam so come the business end of the tournament he is ready to walk the walk. It does a player good to be stretched, I'm sure of that. So I look at Andy Murray, four matches and not a set dropped. One tie-break, that's as squeaky as it's got for Andy.
That's no test, and then as you watch him play, see the way he went past big Kevin Anderson, whupping back those returns from Anderson's missile of a serve, and you start to think, hang on guys, just hang on, this boy is for real. It is not that he is not being tested, it's simply that he is playing too well for any of his opponents to get anywhere close. Andy Murray is in the form to defend his title.
I have been so impressed with Murray – and in particular against Anderson on Monday. A big serve on grass is a big weapon and Murray just chewed it up and spat it out. This is a guy who looks on top of his game and, if anything, he looks a better player than last year.
From what I have seen at Wimbledon his serve is in smoother working order than it has ever been. The second serve has been a weakness. It is getting better, although he won only 39 and 44 per cent of his second serves in the last two rounds – to make a quick comparison, Novak Djokovic won 68 per cent of his second serves against Jo-Wilfried Tsonga. So there is still work to be done there but when his first serve is firing so well then there is less need to worry about what else is in the armoury.
But the best of Murray is his returning. Oh boy, it had me purring against Anderson it was that good. Not only was he getting back Anderson's serve, he was sending them back with interest, fizzing across court, winners all the way. Murray hit 49 winners against Anderson and those are good numbers in a three-set match.
That's how I see it – Grigor Dimitrov has to make damn sure his serving is too much for Murray's returning. The Bulgarian has been serving well – holy cow, he has been playing pretty well all over the court – with a first-serve percentage averaging in the 80s and it will need to be up at that level again.
It has the makings of a classic contest: two players who cover the court well – though I put Murray a little ahead in that – two players who serve well, two players who can mix it up and two players who go out there with plenty of confidence. Murray has the edge in most areas, though, and so he should as the defending champion at the peak of his career. But Dimitrov is tomorrow's guy, the coming man. The question is when will tomorrow come? Soon I think because I like what I have seen at Wimbledon – man do I have a thing for his one-handed backhand.
Everything is there and since he took on Roger Rasheed as his coach he has taken off this year. Finally that talent that saw him called "Baby Fed" a few years back is beginning to be matched by results on court. Now he is maturing into Grown-up Grigor – winner at Queen's a couple of weeks back, conqueror of Murray on the way to winning in Acapulco, where he came back from a set down.
Another thing I said last week is that if I could pick out one man to coach right now it would be the 23-year-old Bulgarian. I haven't changed my mind about that, this guy has it all, but Murray is just full of it at the moment, he has the strut of the champion. Look at some of those drop shots he was pulling out against Anderson on Monday. He could've landed them on a dime. Murray is top class right now.
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The teeny boppers are playing their tunes all over Wimbledon – there's new talent on the women's side and now here's this Aussie guy. Nick Kyrgios, 19 years old and he has just blasted Rafa Nadal clean off Centre Court. Kyrgios has a thunderous serve and a thunderous forehand and he's clearly got balls, too. What a performance.
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Simonick, 57, is the longest-serving equipment manager in the NHL, an employee of the Buffalo Sabres since shortly after the club's birth in 1969. He's midway through his 36th season, nearly twice the service of Pierre Gervais, his counterpart with the Canadiens, and five years more than Gervais's retired predecessor, Eddy Palchak.
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SEO Life After Google Query Data
by Ryan DeShazer on Sep 26, 10:18 AM
I had hoped that I wouldn't have to write another column on this topic, but Monday's big news is forcing my hand. Danny Sullivan at Search Engine Land first broke the news that Google is now directing all users to its encrypted search engine. Now, all Google-referred organic traffic will report search queries as "not provided," making the process of search engine optimization (SEO) decidedly more difficult.
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Too Soon? Leveraging Current Events In Digital Marketing
by Robin Simkins on Sep 24, 10:45 AM
A friend's friend runs an acting studio focused on the Meisner technique. The morning after James Gandolfini's death, the actor friend shared an article on Facebook where Gandolfini discussed his study of the Meisner technique. Rather than following the style of Sanford Meisner, screaming "Hate this!" at the computer screen while punching it, my pal unfriended that narcissist.
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5 Ways the Personal Revolution is Rocking the SEM World
by Aaron Goldman on Sep 18, 5:15 PM
At the K8 Summit last week, Sir Michael Moritz, chairman of Sequoia Capital, gave a compelling keynote on what he calls "The Personal Revolution." Essentially, his thesis is that the transformation brought about by the acceleration of bandwidth, storage, and computation over the past 30 years is having a profound impact on an individual's ability to generate income.
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The Case Against Link Building
by Ryan DeShazer on Sep 16, 11:10 AM
Here's a controversial admission for an SEO: I don't believe in link building. In fact, I haven't done any explicit link building for more than five years. One of the key currencies of web authority, inbound hyperlinks can make or break a site's visibility across the search engine results pages (SERPs). But I'm perfectly content with letting the chips fall where they may. I'm happy when you to link to my content, but you won't catch me begging. I say this for two reasons: 1) pre-existing authority; and 2) spam. Let me explain.
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What's This 'Online' You Speak Of?
by Gord Hotchkiss on Sep 12, 9:08 AM
"What's 'online'?" asked the elderly gentleman of his son. I was eavesdropping, and at first, I couldn't believe that anyone still alive didn't know what "online" was. Isn't that pretty much equivalent to oxygen or gravity now? But then, because in the big countdown of life, I'm also on the downhill slope, closer to the end than to the beginning, I started thinking about how wrenching technological change has become.
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Search Attribution: Managing Turf Wars
by John Busby on Sep 10, 10:38 AM
When a consumer searches for your brand name, clicks on your search ad and makes a purchase, who should get the credit for that? Did that purchase happen because of a specific marketing tactic on television? Radio? What about display or social media, or even the search ad itself? These questions cut to the essence of attribution, which is leading to major turf wars within marketing organizations.
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Beware Confirmation Bias
by Gord Hotchkiss on Sep 5, 3:41 PM
Most testing of marketing is disproportionately biased towards the positive. We test to find winners. But in the process, we often cut losers off without a second glance. And this can be dangerously myopic
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How Google Could Use Online Advertising To Own The Taxi Industry
by David Rodnitzky on Sep 4, 10:42 AM
Google self-driving cars are pretty cool, but until last week's announcement that Google Ventures was putting almost $250M into Uber (a technology-driven limo service), it was unclear to me how Google planned to actually monetize these robot cars. But imagine a driverless car that picks you up (using Google Maps/Waze for navigation, of course). That could be a cheaper and more efficient taxi service than our current human-controlled ones.
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This past July brought more than a couple of eyebrow-raising free agent signings, but the New Jersey Devils' signing of Mike Cammalleri to a 5-year, $25-million contract was my biggest "WHAT?" moment. Today, the Hockey News's Ryan Kennedy explains why the unlikely marriage occurred:
"He played with an edge and had results," [New Jersey Devils GM Lou] Lamoriello said. "He's very diligent and he competes. When you see that in a player, it naturally sticks out. When we were looking at the potential free agencies and the type of player we needed, we felt we needed a scorer. Mike stood right out, and he was one of the top players we looked at, if not the top player."
The money and especially the term were a huge vote of confidence to Cammalleri, who says the courtship lasted longer than the free agent negotiating period. His best years are behind him, but he remains a useful scorer who can play among the top six forwards. The Devils are taking a leap of faith on him, but it works both ways.
"What attracted me to the Devils was the success they've had, the template, the way they do things," Cammalleri said. "I have a belief in how things are done that leads to successes."
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