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Quote: Magazines can put AdPerk on their site, allowing people to watch an ad and collect points toward free issues or even free subscriptions.
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Quote: “Every issue, 5 million National Geographics are printed. Many people hoard them. Why?” My friend Samir Husni answers: ‘”For a lot of people, the first time they saw a picture of a naked woman (was in the magazine).
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Key quote: “All traffic figures and revenues are self-reported, unless otherwise indicated.”
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Interesting suggestions from Scott Karp’s weblog, except someone name Robert Young posted it. Some witty reference to ‘Father Knows Best’? Marcus Welby? Who is Robert Young, Scott?
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Time posted: 12:53 am on Friday, July 20th, 2007 2 Responses to “links for 2007-07-20”Post a Comment |
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July 20th, 2007 at 5:41 am
Rex,
On my site, Robert’s name is a link to his profile — try clicking.
July 20th, 2007 at 6:35 am
There must have been a problem when I clicked because this is where it took me. (And sorry, my attempt at humor in the limited span of a del.icio.us note obviously fell flat.)