Ken Yeung
My Two Cents
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Here’s some shameless plugging courtesy of the Ustream.tv webstream of the Web Managers Round Table that I went to. The guy interviewing me is Peter Corbett from Blattner Brunner and a pretty smart guy to know when it comes to web 2.0 and other social media. If you forward the movie to 5:30, you’ll see […]
What Qualifies as a Good Presentation?
I received an e-mail from Citrix earlier today and one of the stories in the newsletter was about this recently concluded contest on Slideshare. In case you didn’t know about Slideshare, it’s this PowerPoint version of YouTube that anyone can post their high-tech, fancy designed presentations on and people can comment. The interface looks pretty […]
Web Manager’s Round Table
I was fortunate enough recently to participate in a Web Manager’s Round Table at the National Cable & Telecommunication Association building here in Washington, DC yesterday and I found it most informative. First of all, I managed to get interviewed by Peter Corbett from Blattner Brunner regarding how broadband video can be an instrumental tool […]
Flickr is NOT a Free Stock Photography Website
Something has web guru Molly Holzschlag up in a roar as she recently posted a little tiff she’s having with Virgin Mobile over their latest campaign on her website. There are a couple of things wrong with this campaign, in my opinion… Flickr is NOT a free stock photography site, people…and believe me, this is […]
All Hail Steve Jobs…the Geek of Geeks…
Although not surprising and in an article on CNN.com, Steve Jobs, the founder of the worldwide best-selling iPod, has been named by Blender magazine the “undisputed king of the online music revolution” and has helped shape the way that music is listened in the world today. This ranking was in correlation to the magazine’s ranking […]
ClickZ: Web Analytics as a Means to an End
This was an interesting article on ClickZ.com relating to web analytics: Web analytics has generated a lot more excitement in corporate America over the past 12 to 18 months. More people within organizations are seeing the power that understanding visitor behavior online can mean to their business. People have been getting excited about Web analytics […]
Gmail Available to All
Gmail has finally finished its beta testing and if someone wants to sign up for an account, they don’t need to worry about having someone send them an invite and then go through the sign-in process. Rather, they can cut through the middle man and just go ahead and sign up for the account. Just […]
Does Text-Messaging Double Opt-In Exist?
Most people know that if they text a certain message to a certain number, they’ll receive a pretty neat message on their phone with something relating to the product they want. Take the Barack Obama campaign as an example…once you signed up for the text messaging, you’ll receive messages about the campaign’s progress and the […]
Nielsen Tracking No More
What are the standards of analyzing traffic on your website? Don’t ask the traffic giant Nielsen/NetRatings. They just announced plans to drop the longtime measurement of page views and instead focus on the amount of time a user stays on the website. The issue apparently has to deal with the growing inconsistency of measuring what […]
SMS at the Movies
I was at the movie theatre today and saw a preview for a quite hilarious movie called “Balls of Fury“. The premise of this movie isn’t the point of this entry, but rather the fact that at the end of the trailer, there’s a little notice at the end that motivates the viewer to get […]