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If Facebook is a little too “noisy” for you, FarmVille & Co. simply get on your nerves, or you are just curious and would like to try Google+, feel free […]
If Facebook is a little too “noisy” for you, FarmVille & Co. simply get on your nerves, or you are just curious and would like to try Google+, feel free […]
2D barcodes, or QR codes, have become increasingly common lately. I have already written about them here and have also used them myself in advertisements. And where does all this […]
Unbelievable but true! A press release I sent yesterday on behalf of amplus AG to various online media actually made it onto heise.de. Heise is the online magazine of the […]
Ever wondered where those square pixel graphics come from? QR codes, or 2D barcodes, seem to be everywhere lately – for example at CeBIT last week and even on billboards. I have just come across the website goqr.me, where you can generate these codes yourself.

You can use the iPhone app Barcoo to read the barcode. If, for example, you store a telephone number in the code and scan it with the app, you can call the number with one additional tap. That could be quite practical on a business card … This ease of use is probably one reason the codes are spreading so quickly.
Here is the link again: QR Code Generator – Create QR Codes Online [2D Barcode, T-Shirt, Mug, Business Card, QR Code] – goQR.me.
One price for DSL, one price for VDSL – customers always receive the maximum speed their line can deliver amplus AG from Teisnach in Bavaria is finally bringing clarity to […]
Have you seen Volkswagen’s commercial with the little Darth Vader? I first noticed the ad last week during a Star Wars commercial break on Pro7. At the time, I thought […]
For today’s launch of the iPad 2 in the USA, here is the “Banned iPad 2 Promo Video” – almost exclusively. To be honest, I did not find the clip […]
How much do Google, Facebook & Co. earn per user – in other words, from me, you and everyone else? A Spiegel Online article investigates this interesting question. The figures do not all come from completely authoritative sources, as the author himself notes, but they nevertheless illustrate the relative scale of the online business quite well.
An interactive graphic visualises the data very clearly. From user numbers and annual revenue per user to annual profits and losses and company valuations, the Flash graphic shows who is still clearly ahead: Google.
The comparison also includes Facebook, Zynga, New York Times Digital, AOL, Huffington Post, Twitter and Xing. The article includes the sources for the figures as well, which is very useful for your own research. All that remains is to say thank you to the author, Spiegel Online technology journalist Konrad Lischka …
Here is the direct link to the article:
Revenue, Visitors, Valuation: How the Web Giants Make Money Online – SPIEGEL ONLINE.
In his video report “Bloggerfilm”, Michael Eugster addresses important questions such as: What is a blogger? What types of blogs are there? What is the appeal of blogging? For his […]
In the winter semester of 2006/07, four fellow students and I advised a display distributor on digital signage as part of a project. Digital signage refers to the use of […]