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Web Analytics: Insights From the Front Line, Part 2

Google’s analytics evangelist Avinash Kaushik explains why Web analytics professionals can no longer be one-trick ponies. Last in a series.

Relief at AMD, Intel as price war flags

INQUIRER staff the Inquirer, Monday 3 December 2007. 16:19:00

BOTH AMD and Intel ratcheted up their market share in the third quarter, with figures buoyed by an easing off of the price war which has dominated 2007. Figures published by market research firm Isuppli showed that during the third quarter, both chipsters managed to claw a bit more share…

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Microsoft develops mind reading tool

Nick Farrell the Inquirer, Wednesday 17 October 2007. 16:53:00

SOFTWARE magician Microsoft has developed a device that it claims can read your mind. According to New Scientist magazine, the Vole has developed a way of reading data straight from your brain using EEGs. The problem with using EEGs as a method of data gathering is that when you blink, scratch yourself, or think of beer, you screw up the brain signal. Volish boffins have emerged from their smoke filled labs with an idea that involves filtering the EEG data so it separates cognitive information from dross. Microsoft hopes that it can use the data to develop better interfaces which are more in tune with what the user’s brain wants….

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Half of UK kids have seen Internet porn

Mark Ballard the Inquirer, Monday 11 February 2008. 20:27:00

MORE BRITISH children who have been on the internet have seen porn there, according to figures released by EU Kids Online, a survey of the London School of Economics. Released to promote Safer Internet Day, the numbers show that only one other EU country that has collected such figures had…

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Intel Opens Clean, Green Fab for New Penryn Chips

Intel is now mass producing its 45 nanometer architecture Penryn processors at a new, state-of-the-art facility in Arizona, and it expects to have the new chips on the market in about two weeks. The company spent $3 billion to build the new “Fab 32″ processor foundry in Chandler, Ariz., its first high-volume facility capable of creating chips based on 45 nm transistors….

4 ULFA militants killed in joint operation

Four ULFA militants were killed in a joint operation by the army and police in Sibsagar district of Assam early this morning.

Beware the Microsoft update

Nick Farrell the Inquirer, Monday 14 January 2008. 08:41:00

MICROSOFT’S automatic update service is again in trouble after countless punters found that a corrupt automatic Vista download stuffed up their computers. Forum and bulletin boards are full of comments from users who are incandescent with rage after getting a mysterious error code 80073712….

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SAP Whips Out Web 2.0 Tools for Latest CRM App

SAP rolled out a new version of its SAP CRM application — its first major release in a year. Significant changes to the platform include a new user interface that allows business managers to make changes that previously would have required more extensive customization and new functionality in a number of areas, such as trade promotions, real time offer management and contact center processes….