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Just the Facts: Statistics from Twitter Chirp
This morning's presentations from Chirp, Twitter's developer conference, have showcased the growth and the innovation of the service. A few of the statistics announced this morning include:
UN Data: the Ultimate Research Tool
The new site at UN Data allows anyone to access the United Nations Data Access System. This online, easy-to-use database was created by the UN in order to provide current,
Tips For Logging Your Own Statistics
Google Analytics (GA) is a decent service for tracking activity on your site, however, there are times when it may be necessary to log some statistics yourself. By its nature,
Bit.ly Redesign Focuses on Sharing, Analytics
URL shortener bit.ly has unveiled today a number of changes to its website, many of which were announced when it made changes to its Pro service last month. The service
SocialToo to Offer Analytics for Facebook & Other Profiles
Today, SocialToo has launched a new way to track Facebook profile traffic. In light of Facebook's recently announced vanity URL availability, founder Jesse Stay writes, "We're extending our existing Facebook
Present.ly Stays Competitive With Key Microblogging Features
Enterprise microblogging app Present.ly has added two new features. The first, announced on the 12th, is the ability to import external RSS feeds directly in to your stream. The second,
Google Docs Adds Statistics, a New Font and More
There were a few updates to Google Docs last week. Discussions, a new feature we covered previously, received some improvements - most notably, the ability to see how many
Lijit Delivers Single Sign-In for Multiple Accounts
The Lijit team rolled out today the ability to manage more than one widget with just one sign-in. Lijit is a combined search and statistics package for your blog rolled
Coming to You Live from the Courtside...Robot Reporting!
As if the journalism field weren't crowded enough, robot reporters have hit the market with sports statistics company StatSheet's automated sports reporting effort. Beginning today, nearly 350 Division 1 college
The Slow Death of the Landline: Quarter of U.S. Households are Now Wireless-Only
One out of four households in the U.S. is now wireless-only. According to the latest statistics from the Center for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC), the number of wireless-only households
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