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Eat Right Web: 18 Great Cooking Resources

By Dana Oshiro / June 30, 2009 11:10 AM / View Comments

foodresource_recipes_logo_jun09b.jpgHave you ever eaten a casserole made completely with canned ingredients and a potato chip crust? It's similar to if you've ever eaten wet cat food on a dare. It's terrible. Nevertheless, for many of us, these casseroles are as much a part of childhood as Halloween and jump rope. While we can certainly eat casserole calamities and remember our youth fondly, it's probably time we contributed some new recipes to the family cookbook - ones that don't give everyone sodium-induced hypertension. Below is a quick round up of recipe resources:

Quantcast Launches Demographic Search

By Marshall Kirkpatrick / May 8, 2008 9:17 AM

quantcastlogo.jpgWebsite traffic monitoring service Quantcast has launched a new search function that lets logged-in users search for sites that have particular audience demographics. Interested in finding websites that get a lot of traffic from young, childless, US "Hispanics" with an annual income over $100k per year? Quantcast suggests you check out HolaMun2, Reggaetonline.net and Power106.fm.

Demographics are extrapolated from user panels and multiplied by traffic numbers gleaned from embed codes and presumably ISP data.

What Should Digg Cover at the Upcoming Town Hall?

By Sarah Perez / May 8, 2008 7:15 AM

Yesterday, on Digg the Blog, Digg founder Kevin Rose announced the next Townhall, scheduled for Monday, May 12th at 8 PM EDT/5 PM PDT. Like the last one (our coverage), this Townhall will also be a virtual meeting held as a live webcast and made available for download afterwards.

Yahoo.com Sends a Ton of Talkative Traffic

By Richard MacManus / May 8, 2008 2:05 AM

Last night ReadWriteWeb got its first link on the Yahoo homepage, thanks to Yahoo Buzz - the beta social news service that is letting blogs get coverage on the world's most trafficked website. Our initial turn on yahoo.com happened late at night, 10pm PST, and lasted around 3.5 hours. It happened to our post about Wikipedia getting a print version. The verdict? While it didn't result in the avalanche of traffic that other publishers have reported, it still sent 45,000 page views to RWW in 3.5 hours outside prime time and where our link was the bottom-right of 4 links. That is more than a typical prime time digg or slashdot homepager. But what surprised us the most was the number of comments that Yahoo visitors left!

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