cte | Kris Smith has read these articles about "cte" | www.croncast.comThis is the keyword feed for "cte" from my read items in Google Reader. If you would like to search or subscribe to category/keyword rss feeds for items that I have shared with Google Reader visit http://www.croncast.com/c4_reading.phpAnother FeedBurner Bug Some Subscriber Counts Halved- November 4, 2007 Appears that the time shift caused some weirdness at the offices of FeedBurner. I just got a note from Dr. Hung that he is seeing RSS subscriber counts across the FB network being nearly halved from yesterday's counts. I can confirm that checking the CN count, it is down about 40% from the previous day. This comes nearly a month after the last FeedBurner bug which added 1 million new subscribers to the TechCrunch feed. And yes, I still stand by my earlier comments that RSS subscriber numbers.http://www.centernetworks.com/feedburner-bug-halved-rss-counts Gov't Commissioned Study Finds P2P Downloaders Buy More Music (Michael Geist Blog)- November 3, 2007 Gov't Commissioned Study Finds P2P Downloaders Buy More Music A newly study commissioned by Industry Canada, which includes some of the most extensive surveying to date of the Canadian population on music purchasing habits, finds what many have long suspected (though CRIA has denied) Source: Michael Geist Blog Author: Michael Geist Link: http:www.michaelgeist.cacontentview2347125 Techmeme permalinkTags: p geist music finds studyhttp://www.techmeme.com/071103/p7#a071103p7 The New York Times Finally Gets The Web- November 3, 2007 Techdirt has beat up on the New York Times a lot over the years for its bone-headed use of the web. For years, it treated the website as an afterthought, serving up warmed-over versions of its print coverage and charging for the privilege. As we pointed out repeatedly, the web is different from older media. Success online requires that you be part of the conversation. Users expect a faster-paced, more connected experience from a website than you get from a newspaper. But in the last six months..http://techdirt.com/articles/20071101/220332.shtml TV vs Blogs, Jargon Edition- November 2, 2007 The lack of interactivity on television seems to be haunting Bloomberg. Paul Kedrosky is watching TV: Bloomberg TV is apparently watching Fox Business News. The same way that Fox is making a point of trying to force guests and host to avoid biz jargon, or at least define it, in the last few minutes I have seen a Bloomberg host ask a guest to explain backwardation, contango, and a steepening yield curve. It's all good, but the guests should be warned beforehand. Both...http://feeds.portfolio.com/~r/portfolio/marketmovers/~3/178786219/tv-vs-blogs-jargon-editi... Nissan Builds Internal MySpace While Sun Builds Internal Second Life- November 2, 2007 There's been a lot of talk over the last couple years about "enterprise 2.0" efforts to bring the types of applications in the "web 2.0" world into the enterprise. How successful those efforts have been is still an open question -- but companies keep on looking for such solutions to improve internal communications. Two stories today suggest exactly how that's happening. Business Week has a story about how Nissan is trying to build an internal "MySpace" to get employees more connected with...http://techdirt.com/articles/20071031/145932.shtml Google Aims to Break Open the Closed World of Social Networking- November 1, 2007 Google is expected to announce a new set of social networking protocols called OpenSocial Later this week. Participating companies say it will usher in a new era of interoperability. It's about time. Tags: networking social google later participatinghttp://feeds.wired.com/~r/wired/topheadlines/~3/178330034/open_social |