SONR, a podcast tracking service which allows you to track who listens to your podcasts, how long etc.
SONR (Sonar) is a media tracking tool for content providers. Specifically geared towards podcasters (and later, publishers of video content), SONR’s goal is to provide detailed information on how listeners interact with your content. Currently, most podcasters only [...]
Archive for February 15th, 2006
SONR: Useful Or Not
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UMA : VoIP Killer
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The Register writes:
UMA kills the VoIP dream
3GSM It’s
small, it’s boring and won’t turn any heads – but it probably spells
the end of the road for Skype, Vonage and any other hopeful independent
VoIP companies. It’s Nokia’s 6136 phone, which allows you to make calls
over your home or office Wi-Fi network, as well as on a regular
cellular [...]
Google Buys Measure Map
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Google has announced that they have acquired Adaptive Path’s Measure Map. Measure Map (still in private beta) is used to provide traffic stats for blogs.
Technorati Tags: google, measure map, web2.0, blogs, statistics
Ning 2.0 Screenshots
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Om Malik has some screenshots of the new and to be launched Ning.com. Check them out here.
