Google Adsense has followed its twin Google AdWords into the land of Ajax based UIs.
I guess I will give the new Google Adsense interface a try.
Socialize public privacy then privatize and profit from the public’s loss of privacy – or at least try to.
This explains the social in Social Media.
I couldn’t have summarized the present state of the Venture Capital industry and the internet at large any better than if I were a Silicon Valley Venture Capitalist.
Posting from my iPad appears to be significantly easier than from my laptop.
While Google can translate 50 languages, there is still one language Google hasn’t yet been able to translate – the “Stomach” language.
From the Official YouTube blog:
Remember in March when we shared with you that more than 24 hours of video being uploaded to YouTube every minute? Well, you continue to amaze us: you’ve increased the amount of video uploaded to YouTube to 35 hours per minute. That breaks out to 2,100 hours uploaded every 60 minutes, or 50,400 hours uploaded to YouTube every day. If we were to measure that in movie terms (assuming the average Hollywood film is around 120 minutes long), 35 hours a minute is the equivalent of over 176,000 full-length Hollywood releases every week. Another way to think about it is: if three of the major US networks were broadcasting 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year for the last 60 years, they still wouldn’t have broadcast as much content as is uploaded to YouTube every 30 days.
In this video learn how the Google Display Advertising Network works.
Apparently when I posted the above on Nielsen’s blog, it was either expunged or deleted so I will say it again here.
+1 RT @TimCohn: I said it at least a year ago and will say it again … Whoever controls Twitter controls the news.—
Matt McGee (@mattmcgee) November 12, 2010
I noticed on my mobile a Twitter service called Follow Cost and thought I would check it out.
Follow Cost publishes a Twitter account’s average number of updates over time along with a recent updates number.
As you can see below, my average Tweets per day over the life of my Twitter account has been 13.72 Tweets a day while recently my Tweeting frequency has increased to 235.45 Tweets a day.
This in turn has caused Follow Cost to declare following me on Twitter to have a “Nuclear Follow Cost”.
FollowCost.com measures its Twitter following costs in units called Milliscobles.
The definition of a Milliscoble from FollowCost.com
With my recent updates score of 11101.1 milliscobles, I don’t whether I should be alarmed or relieved.