HowTo: How Secure Is Your Password?
If you want to test how secure your password is and learn how to create secure passwords that are still easy to remember, you have come to the right place. […]
WOW: Screenshot of My Fritz!Box Interface in a heise.de Article
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 […]
LOL: Banned Apple iPad 2 Promo Video
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 […]
Blog Links: How Kings Prevent Revolutions and Fake Facebook Friends Simulate Them
What are online media writing about current events? And what does the blogosphere think about them? Blog Links are the fastest route to the most important background information and curiosities. […]
Link Tip: How Much Does Google Earn per User Each Year?
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.
Video: Swiss Matura Project About Bloggers and Their Motivations
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 […]
