Mar
21st
links for 2007-03-21
Posted in Daily Reads by del.icio.us at 1:28 pm
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SalesForce.com just announced AppSpace, a MySpace for companies to create a secure CRM (customer resource management) environment for sharing files and ideas.
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Consumers Interact with Video Ads More Than with Image Ads; Video Click Rates Are Higher than Image Format Ads
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llth.at is the search that never stops. We will keep looking for your item on the sites you select and report new search results back to you.
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Well, I’ve just been informed by my hosting provider, MediaTemple, that Sumer Kolcak, who runs the video site Motiono.com, has filed a DMCA takedown notice against me.
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The prime players in the brouhaha over allegations that the Bush administration downplayed or deleted evidence of global warming in government research squared off in a House Oversight Committee hearing yesterday.
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Mailers are expressing shock and outrage following the Postal Regulatory Commission’s recommendation late last month of steep hikes in postal rates and several changes in requirements for mailers.
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The unsubscribe process should be pretty simple. A recipient asks to be removed from your list, and they’re removed. End of story.
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There’s nothing like the cha-ching of clicks, orders and activity on your latest campaign. But how do you inspire your readers to act now instead of relegating your e-mail to the dreaded When-I-Get-Around-to-It bin? Here are four quick tips:
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A small javascript/flash library to get the best of both worlds – The great upload capabilitys of flash and the accessibility and ease of html/css
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Lynda.com is delivering a number of Apollo tutorials with the help of everybody’s favorite Macromedia Adobe Senior Product Manager – Mike Chambers. If you want a crash-course in getting started with Adobe Apollo, these videos are a must see.
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Adobe is set to have a launch event of Adobe CS3 on March 27th in New York City. The event will be simultaneously webcast on an Adobe web site for all the world to watch. According to Adobe this will be the largest launch event in their 25 year history.
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NEW YORK–(BUSINESS WIRE)–Eyeblaster, Inc., a global leader in integrated digital marketing services and technology, today announced it has raised $30 million from a small group of seasoned technology and private equity investors.
