Monday, February 14, 2005

Scott Rosenberg: "The idea that angry bloggers alone laid Jordan low seems extraordinary unlikely to me." [Scripting News] 6:46:33 PM    comment [] E-mail and blog monitors are launched (InfoWorld). InfoWorld - SCOTTSDALE, ARIZ. -- Between Sarbanes-Oxley and sexual harassment suits, the enterprise is more concerned than ever about what its employees say or send in e-mails and blogs. [Yahoo! News: Technology] 6:43:20 PM    comment [] Useit.Com: Authentic Behavior in User Testing. When test participants are asked to perform tasks, they usually get so engaged in using the interface that the usability lab's distractions recede. Users know that there's a camera, and maybe even a one-way mirror hiding additional observers, but their attention is focused on the screen. [Tomalak's Realm] 6:38:57 PM    comment [] Poor left stranded by digital divide. Still, they've got women and old people for company [The Register] 3:28:04 PM    comment [] I Am Woman, Hear Me Shop. Rising female consumer power is changing the way companies design, make, and market products -- and it's about more than adding pastels [BusinessWeek Online -- Top News] Interesting data some of which we have known for years.  3:14:56 PM    comment [] Dear Jeff, it's hopeless. Just remember when Times reporters say they're superior, objective, and independent, that they actually write about blogs like French monarchs, with an axe to grind, and a huge undisclosed conflict of interest. We don't need these guys anymore, and the smart ones are getting a clue about that. That's certainly what I saw in North Carolina. My guess is that the news will take a bit longer to reach NYC. They ought to be helping us expose their incompetence, much the way a good software vendor seeks out bug reports. [Scripting News] 2:23:46 PM    comment []

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