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Changes Online

In a shortly to be released study by B2B, web marketers, web developers, videographers and supporting technologists may want to consider preparing for a busy 2008. Some hilights:
60.1% of all marketers plan to increase their 2008 budgets.
79.1% plan to increase their online budgets (last year was 75.6%)
Web Site Development will be increased says [...]

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Google Transit Now Covers Sacramento, CA.

by Scott Clark on October 25, 2007

The Sacramento Regional Transit District (RT) operates 97 bus routes and 36.87 miles of light rail covering a 418 square-mile service area. Buses and light rail run 365 days a year using 76 light rail vehicles, 254 buses powered by compressed natural gas (CNG) and 17 shuttle vans. Riders can now use Google Transit [...]

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Wal-Mart.com Says: Click, don’t Call!

by Scott Clark on September 24, 2007

As part of what Wal-Mart is calling its “Customer Contact Reduction” program, by next week, Walmart.com, the company’s online arm, will no longer give customers a toll-free phone number to call–or any phone number, for that matter

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Dude! You got a Pink Slip

by Scott Clark on May 31, 2007

Dell lays off 10% of it’s workforce, and I can only predict what that means. Holy Cow. Oops. Sorry.

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Blogroll Cleanout

by Scott Clark on May 12, 2007

Sometimes, you need to flush your blogroll and consider who and what you’re linking to. It’s fair to ask for a little reciprocation, or at least an occasional reference from other bloggers when you happen to be an authority. Stir the blogroll often, and say thanks to those who give you link-love.

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Is this Ask.com’s big chance?

by Scott Clark on May 4, 2007

Would a Microsoft and Yahoo! merger be the opportunity that Ask.com has been waiting for? Would a major distraction for the #2 and #3 search players be just what they need to get their innovation and sharp focus into the spotlight?

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