Fun with the Job Market (graphs & trends) (1)
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I was thinking about the job market today and wanted to check some stats; so I headed over to Indeed and did a few runs on salary information. The first chart shows the average salary of an early stage company compared to “Fortune” companies. Not what you’d expect, is it? The next chart I have is salary information from select west coast venture capital institutions. The jobs within the data pool here are from their ...
Visualizing a forum thread (1)
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In my last post I mentioned the possibility of learning more about the structure(s) and behaviour(s) within the dpreview forums through the process of developing a model to describe it. Well, developing models is hard-going, so I deciding to tackle it from a more interesting angle and spent some time attempting to represent forum activity graphically. Digging a hole for one's selfHow and where to start? Well, there are myriad metaphors for the concept of ...
40 Reasons to Wish the MPAA Ratings an Unhappy 40th Birthday (18)
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The MPAA ratings system tomorrow celebrates its 40th birthday — four full decades of tormenting filmmakers, distributors and, ultimately, audiences with an inconsistent moral code symbolized by those infamous G, PG, PG-13, R and NC-17 ratings. In an interview published Thursday in Time, MPAA chief Dan Glickman and ratings board chair Joan Graves reflected warmly on the system's evolution over the years; and while we agree that Hollywood's self-governance is preferable to the zealotry of ...
Accountability and a New Vision for the Upfront. Part 3 of Jack Myers' 2003 Vision for the Future of Media and Advertising (1)
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Forward thinking media companies are already shifting their obsession away from eyeball delivery and toward identifying their clients’ best customers, understanding their needs, and building customized marketing relationships with them. In the digital age, the tools will be available to place more focus on return-on-marketing investment; decision-making based on cost efficiency and mass reach alone will no longer be acceptable.
Amazon: Shopping-Experiment – Basic Thinking Blog (1)
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schaut Euch mal Amazon Windowshop an: Das Konzept finde ich gar nicht mal so dumm. Setzt es doch mehr auf dem Shoppen als dem zielgerichteten Einkaufen auf. Kein Wunder, werden passend dazu nur Hotseller angezeigt, weniger “long tail”-Produkte. Könnte mir durchaus vorstellen, dass Drittanbieter in diesem Stil experimentieren.
One little addition to the NEW BEVERLY Halloween Screening of SHAUN... (1)
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A little trailer called...DON'T...In its rare uncut form.Featuring 8 more utterances of "don't" by Mister Will Arnett.Be there.I shall be making an appearance both nights. And helping judge the costu...
Dear Microsoft (3)
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I was deciding this morning whether or not to go to your Professional Developer Conference. It’s being hyped up as one of the most important in Microsoft’s recent history. I’ve decided not to go for a variety of reasons. The economy. The numbers of bloggers and journalists who’ll be there (so many the stories will get out). My family, which has seen me on the road too much this year. The fact that I rarely ...
Godin Dumps on Bar Charts; Data Visualization Record Falls to 1 and 1 (1)
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Seth Godin, well-known marketing guru, took a strong and misguided stand against bar charts1 in a recent blog post entitled “The three laws of great graphs” Godin suggests that bar charts (and presumably other chart types like scatterplots, bubble charts, bullet charts, treemaps, etc.) give too much latitude for data confusion and ambiguity when used in presentations. In Godin’s view, a chart should make a single, clear point and leave no room for alternative conclusions. ...
Ning passes 200,000 social networks (1)
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Today I'm delighted to announce that Ning just crossed 200,000 social networks for the first time! For those of you new to this blog, Ning is my third company, cofounded with Gina Bianchini. We enable you to create your own social network for anything -- in two minutes, for free. Think of it as creating your own MySpace, Facebook, or Youtube -- but around any topic you want, with whatever set of features you want, ...
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Much has been made of Mint.com, a money management site that makes it easy to get an aggregated picture of how you spend your money, regardless of its source or which bank it resides in. [more...]Shared by kevan (0)Contribute comment国际财经--华尔街日报 (0) permalink
政府公布的报告显示，美国就业市场萎缩对第三季度工人薪资和福利水平构成了限制，这意味着总体通货膨胀压力的缓和。美国劳工部周五公布，第三季度就业成本指数上升0.7%，同华尔街预期相符。Shared by 开创 (5)Contribute comment
