Last week, a guest post in the YouTube Blog by Chris Anderson, Curator of TED, asked, "What makes an ad worth spreading? This week, let's check out some examples of YouTube ads that went viral in 2010.
For example, the Denver Nuggets Chris Anderson shares a name with a name with the editor-in-chief at Wired Magazine. If your team wasn't painfully swept in the playoffs last night, you might want to use Live.com to keep up with future playoff games.
So much I paid full retail price (less my Barnes & Noble discount) for the print magazine just to read Chris Anderson's "Free-conomics" before it was available free online. Wired? Or Weird? The Matt Cutts Interview on Epicenter in The Wired Blog...
There are 21 other candidates for the board seats: Damien Anderson, Blowfish Digital Limited; Jay Berkowitz, Ten Golden Rules; Lindsay Blankenship, Avenue A | Razorfish; Jessica Bowman, Yahoo; Paul Bruemmer, Red Door Interactive; Luar Buso...
Pamela Anderson Chris Benoit A handful of search engines compiled the top searches for the year in several categories. Recaps from Google, Yahoo, AOL, Ask, and Lycos highlight the trends that came and went over the course of 2007.
Prick up your ears, Chris Anderson Your Long Tail doberman (below) is under attack: No way I could pass on pointing to the Debby Richman blockbuster post. Wharton says: Online recommendation engines may chop off Long Tail of Search.
Solving the translation problem in an hour on Oprah, Anderson Cooper, or Dr. You may, as I did, enjoy "Faster Beam-Search Decoding for Phrasal Statistical Machine Translation" by Robert Moore and the aptly-named Chris Quirk.
Long Tail theory creator Chris Anderson coins the term: "The Vanishing Point Theory of News" on his blog: Provencher also posts a retort to Anderson's theory from Terry Heaton's PoMo blog; In the wake of discouraging news from hyper-local...
The grandiosely named Google Unbound came complete with an all-star cast of Web luminaries: Wired magazine's Chris Anderson (author of "The Long Tail"); author and marketing guru Seth Godin; Cory Doctorow, author, BoingBoing co-editor and USC...
Long Tail author Chris Anderson will present a keynote address, which is the closest NATPE comes to search training this year. Everyone will be hawking their video wares at the NATPE conference this week.
Pamela Anderson Chris Brown When is a search term not a search term? That's a question worth asking after looking at a year's worth of search results on Google, Yahoo and AOL. Google has just released its 2006 Year-End Google Zeitgeist.
Anderson of Wired asks about the impact AdSense has on fueling spam across the web -- search spam, comment spam, trackback spam and so on. During Q&A, Chris Times had one last week) over the past years.
The veterans who spoke on the panel were Kristopher Jones, President and CEO of pepperjamSEARCH.com, Martin Fleischmann, President and CEO of MostChoice.com, Anthony Muller, President of Zensem.com, and Stephen Anderson, Managing Partner and Co...
The veterans who spoke on the panel were Kristopher Jones, President and CEO of pepperjamSEARCH.com, Martin Fleischmann, President and CEO of MostChoice.com, Anthony Muller, President of Zensem.com, and Stephen Anderson, Managing Partner and Co...
Pamela Anderson (8) 3. More proof that search engines are not all alike: The most popular search terms of the year varied quite a bit from engine to engine. Most provided overall popular terms, as well as the most popular search terms in different...
Chris Anderson had an interesting post recently on how he's using AdWords not for clicks but to build awareness. Google is looking to promote AOL content within a OneBox display area, something familiar to many of our readers, as we've written of...
Chris Anderson, Wired Magazine This should be interesting: The NYPL and WIRED Magazine present a discussion about the competing interests and issues raised by the Google Print Library Project, and whether a universal digital repository of our...
Interview: Martin Anderson from PriceGrabber. When Chris and I published our overview of Clusty last year, few people seemed to notice that this meta engine also offers a webblog/RSS search tool. What's "best" for me might not work for you.
Over at The Long Tail blog, Chris Anderson takes a closer look at the long tail slide and comments Google CEO Eric Schmidt gave about addressing working out from the well-served middle (Google's view) to the extremes at either end.
If you've somehow missed discussion of "The Long Tail," it's a reference to a landmark article of the same name by Wired editor Chris Anderson that ran last October. Google's Long Tail: From Chris Anderson's Long Tail blog, you can see an example...
