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A Site Devoted to the Discovery and Application of Emerging Technologies .
About Me
- Franz Dill
- Retired from Procter & Gamble after 27 years. Now consulting extensively. Background in mathematics, working on a wide variety of modeling, supply chain, analysis, expertise, business intelligence and social media applications.
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- Future of Computing is in Your Hands
- Nielsen Behavior Tracking and Prototype Store
- Grocery Line Balking
- An Oral History of Donald Knuth
- The Future Has a Kill Switch
- GS1 Mobile Commerce Paper
- Social Media in Business
- Machine Learning at Google
- Marketing Spend Endures
- Winning at the Shelf
- Kinetic Power
- Replacing Science?
- Making Sense of Sensor Data
- Innovation Exchange
- Another Shopping Assistant
- Still Dabbling in Virtual Worlds
- Multitasking Detrimental?
- Nokia Research
- Blurring the Line Between Marketing and Service
- Lessons from Non Simple Machines
- Photrade Newspaper Coverage
- A Casual Look at Neuromarketing
- TextDigger Semantic Tagging and Search
- What do You Do When Your Website is Down?
- World Wide Telescope
- Cellphone Anthropologist
- Cassini Mission at 4
- On the Time Cost of Free Goods
- Image Hyperlinking Patent
- Future of Enterprise Software
- ConAgra and P&G
- Email Interruptions
- Very Low Power Sensors
- Nielsen Online, New Blog
- Scanning Groceries at Home
- Oracle Retailing
- LinkedIn Leaps Forward
- Summer Twebinars
- Online Grocer Glitch
- Huish and Unilever
- Quality of Patent Applications is Strained
- Clustrmaps
- Previous Webs
- Hyperphocal
- BT Tradespace
- Web Writing Style
- Dymaxion Man
- Comments Moderated
- Wikipedia Connectedness
- Hofstadter on Singularity AI
- RSS for R&D at Pfizer
- Origin of Data Breaches
- Supply Chain Complexity Crisis
- Making the Web More Social
- Top Quadrant Semantic Web Solutions
- Google Making Us Dumber?
- Berners-Lee: Challenge of the Web
- OGSP or Die
- Study of IM and Productivity
- Turning Points in Tech History
- Blogging Good for You
- Sometimes Mysterious Semantic Web
- Nanopaper
- Mashable Writes up Photrade
- Looking at Guesstimation
- Britannica Seeks User Knowledge
- Marketing Engineering
- River of Lamium
- Distraction of Older Brains a Plus
- Future of e-Paper, Kindle and TextonPhone
- More From GS1
- War Games at 25
- Unilever Unifies Their Master Data
- Supporting Mobile
- Branding is for Cattle?
- Changing How America Shops
- Billboards Looking Back
- Defining the Singularity
- Business Intelligence at Gartner Midsize
- Tableau
- Privacy Virus
- Wal-Mart Tests Classifieds
- Google Sets
- IMF Data and Visualization
- Advertisements in the Car
- Breakthroughs in Analytics
- Digital Image Forensics.
- Brandcasting Coupons
- Photrade now Up and Running
- Fewer People Using Home Pages
- Some Intelligence May be Bottom Up
- Legal Issues of Private Prediction Markets
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1 comment:
I've been using Photrade since Nov. Initially it didn't exactly meet up to the "share photos, get paid" billing they promised (IMO) but I am excited about all the recent changes.
I made 1 sale to date and about $5 from the ad rev....I hope they continue the improvements....especially the stock photo angle.
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