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[Mobileuserexperience.com] MEX - the strategy forum for mobile user experience: Harris Interactive, for instance, published a report stating 26 percent of US users would be willing to watch advertisements in return for free content on their mobile device, while 7 percent would accept text message advertising. RBC Capital Markets found that 58 percent of users considered mobile advertising a ‘nuisance which should be prohibited’
[Awaretek.com] Python Liberation Front: You should open the file build.ini and fill in the root url of the website you will use for your Blog, as well as the categories you will use to order your posts (you can leave this blank for now, if you want), and the ftp information for firedrop's automatic uploader.py program to find your web site and login, including your site password. If you build an ArticleCollection, your build.ini will look very similar and you must add the same kind of information.
[Editorsweblog.org] Editors Weblog: The integration of print and online in the newsroom has been a hot topic since the New York Times announced its move toward complete fusion in August 2005. A recent slew of events in the industry has propelled the idea of total print/online integration even further.
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[Sinkmyship.com] SinkMyShip Blog: . The graph expresess the spike in traffic very well. Felix had to moderate all day long on Thursday because our server was taking a major hit and he had to restart it once in a while. The site was unbearable to use, I’m just wondering what our stats would’ve been if a lot of users wouldn’t have left because of slowness. We did get a lot of negative feedback but most of the feedback was good. We’ve made a lot of friends as well. Brian is definitely going into our “cool” book. An ad hoc change that Brian has suggested was to keep pending games on top. Sam suggested and Fix brought it to life by doing a JavaScript search in the “Games” pane. Now all of the pending games are listed on top so join in and play. Also, I’ve met a nice man by the name Chris a.k.a. “cutter”. He is from Malaysia and he’s agreed to give us a lot of feedback on the forum. He’s already left a few great ideas. Hopefully it’s possible with AJAX. What he wants to see is for screen to rattle and shake when a bomb drops. As I’m writing this I’m thinking whether it will get annoying. Maybe we can have an on/off button for special effects. That would be cool. Some users have also inquired about sound FX. It is coming, I believe that’s already in the list of upcoming features. Also, as we were driving to Queens yesterday with Felix to celebrate his birthday he told me that one gentleman has e-mailed him about an opportunity to work for him using AJAX. Unfortunately he’s from San Francisco and unless he is ok with us working from home we cannot help him. Then Fix also has mentioned that some other advertising agency in the veins of Google AdSense has contacted him to advertise on our site. I told Fix to reply and agree to it. Apparently they’re paying a bit more than Google. We’re an equal opportunity employer. Roman took a few weeks off from his day-job to work on three of his games. He might be getting a contract to develop these games further. I’ve requested that he makes a Flash tutorial and a trailer for our game, if you’ve seen his other work, you know what I’m talking about. I know I’m forgetting something but its all right, I’ve covered most of the highlights. My mind is racing, thank you all for your time to read this, play the game and leave your comments!
[Pointoflaw.com] PointofLaw.com | Information and opinion on the U.S. litigation system: for example, it's certainly not the case that "critics had no real concrete gripe to voice against the firm - until the indictment." The Oxford Health litigation that Sebok singles out reflects parasitic free-riding off of SEC efforts unnecessary to vindicate real shareholder interests; and when such free-riding wasn't occurring, it was because Milberg Weiss was often suing over legitimate drops in stock price and using the threat of litigation to extort settlements, again to the detriment of shareholders.
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