AlterNet has an unmissable story on why we need to go back to a 40 hour work week. The short, short version is that 150 years of research proves shorter work hours actually raise productivity and profits — and overtime destroys them.
A Doonesbury comic strip is being withheld from some US newspapers due to the content within it. Except, Doonesbury (and his message) wins even if the strip isn’t run on dead trees.
If you’re excited by data, you’re doing it right. Obviously I joined the Google Analytics team because I believe that statement (and am passionate about the product).
I’m excited to share some good news with you today. Starting next week, I’m joining Google as product marketing manager, Google Analytics.
A bit ago a fun texting prank went popular on Reddit called Cat Facts. It was then reposted enthusiastically, as viral images are, across platforms (the social web doesn’t happen in silos). Future Buzz readers already know how this works.
David Ogilvy is one of the most quoted advertising professionals and a legend in the space. So it was neat to see Lists of Note pull up an internal memo sent to all employees of his advertising agency in 1982.
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