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• How Twitter followers propagate information by Alistair Croll of Bitcurrent

  

  By filmbilly : 10 December 2009 - 09:13 PM

  Alistair Croll co-author (with Sean Power) of Complete Web Monitoring shared this little nugget of information at Web 2.0 Expo in NYC regarding the way in which Twitter followers propagate information...

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  • social media
  • twitter
  • analytics
  • alistair croll
  • video
  • web 2.0
  • sean power
  • oreilly media

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• Is Google Chrome faster than Firefox, Safari, Opera, and IE?

  Asked by MikeH : 10 November 2009 - 01:01 PM

  

  Answered by anoren : Nov 10 2009 05:30 PM
  It depends on the testing protocol, of which there are m a n y. This article helped me to understand some, but not all, of the factors that go into a valid and robust test. [attachment=481:Picture 7... full answer >

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  • google chrome
  • firefox
  • ie
  • safari
  • speed
  • analytics

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• How to Use Voice of the Customer (VOC) Surveys

  

  By simonstl : 06 November 2009 - 06:12 PM

  Sometimes you just have to ask your customers what they like and what they want. This excerpt from Complete Web Monitoring, by Alistair Croll and Sean Power, explores how to connect directly with the ...

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  • VOC
  • marketing
  • analytics
  • monitoring
  • website

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• Using Microsoft Excel for Statistics

  

  By SarahBoslaugh : 30 October 2009 - 01:03 PM

  Microsoft Excel is, properly speaking, not a statistical package at all, although it is sometimes used as one. Excel is a spreadsheet application produced by Microsoft Corporation that is frequently u...

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  • data
  • statistics
  • social science
  • analytics
  • excel

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• Using R for Statistics

  

  By SarahBoslaugh : 30 October 2009 - 12:23 PM

  R is a programming language that functions as a statistical package because of the many pre-written statistical routines (computer code written to perform a particular task) that are available. It dif...

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  • social science
  • analytics
  • statistics
  • data
  • R

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• Using SAS for Statistics

  

  By SarahBoslaugh : 30 October 2009 - 11:43 AM

  SAS is a statistical software package that was developed at North Carolina State University in the 1960s, and since 1976 has been a commercial product sold by SAS Institute. It is another step up in c...

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  • statistics
  • social science
  • analytics
  • data
  • sas

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• Using SPSS for Statistics

  

  By SarahBoslaugh : 30 October 2009 - 10:59 AM

  SPSS is a general-purpose statistical computing package sold by SPSS, Inc., which was first released in 1968. It is widely used by social scientists (the name originally meant Statistical Package for ...

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  • analytics
  • social science
  • statistics
  • data
  • spss

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• How to Analyze Web Site Traffic--for Free!

  

  By pmckie : 02 October 2009 - 05:03 AM

  Google Analytics is a free program that can reall help budding Web site producers. QuoteUnderstanding Google Analytics In 2005, Google purchased Urchin, one of the premium Web tracking companies. Th...

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  • web site traffic
  • web traffic
  • analytics
  • analyze traffic

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