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“Americans viewed nearly 9.5 billion online videos in November“. - comScore
A very impressive number although even more impressive is the fact that Google Sites, basically YouTube, has jumped 10 percentage points since May of 2007.
Online video is now and the future of communication, marketing, advertising, and recruiting on the web. Has your company budgeted for the Next Big Thing?
Ever feel like you’re being watched? No, not by the geek in tech that has nothing better to do than watch individual’s web traffic or read everyone’s work email. Bigger than that, like watching an ant farm and you’re one of the ants.
Well there might be some truth to that feeling after all, at least on the internet.
Hitwise monitors 25 million U.S. internet users through their Internet Service Providers, which offers an opportunity to better understand web behavior and exactly where traffic is coming and going. Imagine having analytics for your site and everyone else’s, especially your competitors. It’s truly like stepping back and looking into an ant farm.
I’ve been a proponent of Hitwise for awhile; the difference is that now I HAVE ACCESS and will be crunching data and sharing the intimate details.
Go figure, Ray has already beaten me to the graphing and statistics punch.
Bummed about Football season coming to an end? Peyton helps soothe those painful thoughts of football-free Sunday afternoons…
Earlier this month Forbes rated the Best Cities for Jobs in 2008 and this week Fortune rated the Best Companies to Work for in 2008, which lists their Top 100 employers. So in Letterman-like fashion I’m offering the Top 10 Best Companies to Work for in 2008! Drum roll please!!
1) Google
2) Quicken Loans
3) Wegmans Food Markets
4) Edward Jones
5) Genentech
6) Cisco Systems
7) Starbucks
8) Qualcomm
9) Goldman Sachs
10) Methodist Hospital System
Check out the full list of all 100 companies along with supporting videos such as “What makes Google great“, “Everybody loves Wegmans“ and “How the Mayo Clinic Cares“.
Monster expects 2007 revenues to land around $1.35 billion and then, today, they announce Steve Pogorzelski, Executive VP of Global Sales, stepping down into an advisory capacity?
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