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More holiday-week reading

Two more, for good reading:

• From The Economist, an unusually cogent overview of online advertising metrics. Worth sharing with anyone who's not fully comfortable with the difference between "hits," "page views," and "sessions."

• And in the NYT today, the new ad campaign for Ritz crackers stresses "fun" rather than any particular feature of the cracker. (Shouldn't be a surprise - much like ads for carbonated sugar water, there's only so much you can factually say about a cracker.)

P.S. Question for the foodies out there: since when did the word "texture" get replaced by "mouth feel"? Not much of an improvement, I'd say...





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"...the Elements of Style for the digital age."
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Bit Literacy, the book by Mark Hurst, shows how to solve email and info overload.