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Study Showing Consumers Purge PCs Of Cookies Casts Doubt On Analytics, Targeting

Wednesday, March 23, 2005
Study Showing Consumers Purge PCs Of Cookies Casts Doubt On Analytics, Targeting
by Gavin O'Malley

IN NEWS THAT UNSETTLED MANY in the online advertising world, a new study by Jupiter Research revealed that four out of 10 Internet users delete cookies from their primary computers at least once a month. The report found that about 12 percent of Internet users delete cookies on a monthly basis, 17 percent do so weekly, and 10 percent purge cookies every day. What's more, more than half--52 percent--said they had rid their computers of cookies at least once in the last year. For the study, announced yesterday, Jupiter Research surveyed 2,337 U.S. online consumers in March.

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Posted on 03/23/05 at 15:28:00 by Kick the Email Habit
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Simple Syndication (RSS) -- Where's The Payoff?

Wednesday, March 23, 2005

Simple Syndication (RSS) -- Where's The Payoff?
By Scott Frangos


How RSS really does pay off...

Have you heard of RSS (Really Simple Syndication)? Did you know you can syndicate your news stories from your website? You probably have seen some orange buttons around the web with the letters "RSS" on them. They allow other websites to link to your news stories with just a click. Simple. Syndicate.

Ok. Now, you know about Really Simple Syndication... but where's the payoff? Let's look at the ways that RSS can pay off for you. And, pay off, it does -- when you use this emerging technology effectively.Now by "emerging technology," we mean it is relatively new, and people are still learning about it. But already many savvy webmasters are "aggregating" RSS feeds -- pulling common topic feeds together at their websites. And, big players like Yahoo, and Amazon are offering up RSS solutions. You can "subscribe" to a selection of news feeds on your personalized home page at Yahoo, for example.

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Posted on 03/23/05 at 07:19:00 by Kick the Email Habit
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