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Category Archives: Digital publishing
Comixology destroy user experience by ending in-app buying because Amazon is cheap
Or at least, that’s my take on it. So I was lying in bed on Saturday night, checking my email and I see a note from Comixology – kill our old app, download the new one. Intrigued, I went into … Continue reading
Posted in Digital publishing, Social Media
Tagged Amazon, Apple, Apps, Comics, Comixology, stupid ideas, user experience
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Am I the only person worried about Google Analytics’ Session Timeout being abused?
So Google Analytics is updating itself and taking us all with it. Universal Analytics is now out of beta and the times, they are a-changing. Unique visitors are now users. Visits are now Sessions. And the customisable session timeout clock … Continue reading
Posted in Digital publishing
Tagged cooking the books, Google Analytics, Google+, stupid ideas, web traffic
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Engagement Vs Mean People – the everlasting struggle of the comment box
So the Guardian reporting today that the Chicago Sun Times was temporarily closing web comments, because they are all too often filled with a “morass of negativity, racism, hate speech and general trollish behaviors that detract from the content.” Comments at … Continue reading →