The "red light" is on! If you live near a Krispy Kreme, you’ll know what that says about today’s Picks. If you live near Amsterdam, then my apologies for that connotation. 
- I’ve evangelized the importance of good customer service in the hotel industry, but this might be taking things too far.
- Google announces it has automatically transcribed the audio from videos of presidential candidates. Why is this not a standard YouTube feature?
- Speaking of videos. Online video watching is up 45% to 12 billion, compared to a year ago.
- Online ad spending growth in the UK is down this year.
- Yahoo’s deal with Google could see Yahoo make more money–at the expense of advertisers.
- Building your own web site just got easier thanks to Synthasite’s new and improved user interface.
- Twing launches today and will make it easier for you to search and monitor forums.
- Pheedo has announced the launch of new analytics tools for measuring social media engagement.
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Erik Says:
July 15th, 2008 at 2:39 pm
I think everyone should pay attention to that link about video watching. You gotta get into it! And there’s money to be had. With your recent article about Google missing it’s mark on video advertising, there’s opportunities all around.
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Warenwirtschaft Says:
July 16th, 2008 at 3:10 am
That the live of advertisers gets more expansive when google delivers the ads for yahoo was clear from the first minute. But not many people used this argument to critisize the deal. I wonder it took so long and even now it is just worth a link at marketingpilgrim and not a real article.
Otilia Otlacan Says:
July 16th, 2008 at 4:19 am
The online ad spending growth in the UK is down but the ad expenditure on the internet is still dominating in the UK.
Andrew Harrison had a very interesting article on this topic in the June edition of the Marketing Week.
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Travel Point Says:
July 17th, 2008 at 4:01 am
The overall internet spending is definitely slowing down on quarter on quarter basis.
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