From Ed Foster at The Gripe Line

It's not too often we get to report good news on the courtroom front, but today brings word of a remarkably sensible decision in StorageTek's case against a third-party service provider. You know, if judges continue to demonstrate this kind of logic, it's just possible that customers may retain a few basic rights in spite of the DMCA-inspired reign of terror that intellectual property rights owners have been inflicting on us all in recent years.

From Shane Atchison at ClickZ:

When asked about analytics, I'm surprised to find so many people think it's a backroom concern. Does a developer working on code really need to worry about customer conversions and daily online sales numbers? Should an art director know about traffic goals and results?

In a word, yes.