Pilgrim’s Picks for April 30
Wednesday, April 30th, 2008;
-- Andy Beal |
A short day for me today, I have to catch a plane at 1:50pm. Don’t worry, our fantastic writers will make sure you’re entertained ALL day. In the meantime, here are today’s Picks.
- Kowabunga/THK have released v2.0 of its Fair Isaac Click Conversion Score–which is designed to match quality advertisers with quality publishers while trying to reduce click fraud. (disc: I own THK stock).
- Just in case you ever drive your car off the end of a pier, Google will have the ocean floor all mapped out for you.
- AOL plans to merge Tacoda’s behavorial targeting technology with its Platform A division.
- Don’t fear the reaper Google. It just wants to be friends with ad agencies.
- I don’t know about you, but I’ve been in a foul mood since Feedburner dropped 1500 or so of my Netvibes RSS subscribers. All is well again, as Michael shows.
- Want some inside information on my reputation monitoring tool, Trackur? Steve Broback asks me some probing questions, and I give up a few trade secrets.
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April 30th, 2008 at 1:54 pm
I was wondering what was up with the FB numbers. I couldn’t think of something we’d done to offend that many people
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May 2nd, 2008 at 7:36 pm
The mention that Google mapping something has once again got me to waste my time flying around the world on Google Earth. It is simply amazing. They have updated the detail since the last time I’ve used it and you can see my area in fairly high detail.
To add to that, I began looking on MSN maps which has a special birdseye angle where the pictures are not taken from directly above. It’ simply fascinating.
John