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Passed

January 18, 2011 By 1 Comment
I'm so qualified, it's disturbing

About a week ago, I challenged the folks that report to me to do the Google Analytics IQ test online. We’re supposed to be the digital experts at our company, and it seemed like a good idea to make sure we really understood everything we could about GA, which is one of the big web [...]

Filed Under: At the Office Tagged With: analytics, April Wilson, best practices, google analytics, IQ, WAA, Web analytics

Presidential Brainwashing? Really?

September 9, 2009 By Leave a Comment

Yesterday, as I stood in line at the post office, waiting to pick up a package, I heard two people chattering behind me about the speech that President Obama gave to students at 10 AM our time. Woman: “I don’t understand why people are protesting him talking to the kids.” Man: “Something about brainwashing them [...]

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Naked on the potty

August 31, 2009 By 3 Comments

I was talking to TK on the phone as I was driving home, and I guess I had a tone. “What’s wrong with you? You don’t sound right.” “Oh,” I sighed, “I’m just having a day. It’s a ‘naked on the potty day.’” This comes from when we’d first moved to Texas, back in 2006. [...]

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The future of newspaper, part 2

July 2, 2009 By Leave a Comment

[This is the next logical step in my quasi-insightful series on working in my industry. Here's the first part, if you missed it.] One of my co-workers, Lucy, has recently come up with this bright idea. Her idea is to buy every employee in our department a mug and a cup of their own, and [...]

Filed Under: Uncategorized Tagged With: April Wilson, Digital, Free, Future, Innnovation, Malcolm Gladwell, NAA, Newspapers, Onion, Pay Wall, Perez Hilton, Sam Donaldson, SAS

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