Posts Tagged “google”
Google doesn’t like twitter
by Luke Rodgers on August 13, 2009
Can’t really blame them
Comparing web traffic stats: google analytics, google urchin, and webtrends
by Luke Rodgers on November 26, 2008
The best way to take web analytics data is with a healthy dose of salt. While analytics software packages have improved over the years, they are still best seen as providing an indicator of patterns over time, rather than representing (…)
Google’s confusing and questionable advice on URL rewriting
by Luke Rodgers on September 24, 2008
Kudos to the Google Webmaster Central Blog for what seems like a conscious effort to try to address head-on the concerns of the community over common problem areas like duplicate content and 404s. But their most recent effort, which examines (…)
Consequences of bot-mediated reality
by Luke Rodgers on September 17, 2008
I have a lot of catch-up listening to do with regards to The Long Now Foundation’s excellent Seminars About Long-term Thinking (SALT) lecture and podcast series. I’m a charter member of the Foundation, which gets you a sweet membership card (…)
One nice thing about Google…
by Luke Rodgers on September 9, 2008
is that they tend to listen to users and respond appropriately.
Google chrome: speed at the price of bloat?
by Luke Rodgers on September 4, 2008
Yes, Virginia, Google Chrome is fast. I installed it on my Windows XP work machine to give it a whirl, and it certainly rivals if not outperforms Firefox 3 in the speed department (though I haven’t found it to be (…)
