A collection of links to websites that provide help planning a trip, including travel guidebooks, hotel and flight search, practical information and cultural information
A Web Analyst's review of two travel websites, Skyscanner and Kayak.com
A good web analyst makes no assumptions, asks questions and listens carefully to the needs of the customers (website visitors). And obviously, a good salesperson does the same.
It is an unfortunate reality that Web Analytics is a dreadfully low priority when designing or redesigning a site. This is especially true for small and medium businesses. All too often, a site is designed without much prior knowledge about visitor behavior.
No candidate since Robert F. Kennedy has sparked as much campaign-trail heat as Barack Obama. But can the one-term senator craft a platform to match his charisma?
A Spanish psychologist is travelling to Cambodia's remote north-east to assess a woman who some people believe has been living in the jungle for 19 years. Hector Rifa, of Psychologists without Borders, said he wanted to ensure she was well and getting enough support.
"WE'RE going to make some history here today," said Steve Jobs this week at the beginning of his annual speech at Macworld, his company's cult-like trade show in San Francisco. He was as good as his word.
A sweeping triumph for the Bolivarian revolution
It's that most wonderful time of the year
A revived opposition faces a popular president armed with almost limitless oil money and several built-in advantages
Nothing earth-shattering here, but interesting nonetheless.
Knitting needles and crocheting hooks, stuffed away in closets for years, are re-appearing in Swedish cafés and homes. And its not just grandmothers who are putting them to use – a couple of professional free skiers are twisting yarn into very modern headwear.
Britain faces losing a £10bn arms contract with Saudi Arabia, unless it halts a bribery investigation into the kingdom's arms trade.
Today's New York Times combines two interesting news stories about movie downloads into one. First, it describes Wal-Mart's (WMT) plans to provide digital movie downloads for an add-on fee to DVD sales, beginning first with Superman Returns this week.
LAWRENCE NG, chief executive and co-founder of Oversee.net, is blunt and direct in describing the business of his six-year-old company as "delivering eyeballs to advertisers."
IT WAS never going to be easy for Angela Merkel to run a "grand coalition" government.
Outsiders look enviously at Sweden's economic success. So why are the Swedes thinking of voting out the ruling Social Democrats next weekend?
Following is a series of detailed snapshots from around the world describing how five years of the war against terrorism have impacted individual regions.
"Last Saturday, I was in Rome trying to board a flight to come back to the states when I came across a vivid example of why markets are inefficient and why some of our best ideas are still buying opportunities."
The UK web analytics markets is set to grow by 22 percent in 2006 to be worth a total of £56m by the end of the year, according to a new report by internet marketing and ecommerce specialist E-consultancy.
With heartbreaking slowness, America's capital of good times is starting to revive
In a breakthrough that could rival the discovery of insulin by Canadians Frederick Banting and Charles Best in 1921, a Calgary biotech company claims to have produced commercial quantities of human insulin from genetically modified safflower plants, a move that could change the e …
A number of people asked me about Robert T. Kiyosaki and his book Rich Dad, Poor Dad. When I said I didn't think he was a real-estate guru, they insisted he was. Several told me I would like him, that he preaches a message like mine.
It is plain that Jacques Chirac has wasted his 11 years as president
Thanks to the power of the internet, advertising is becoming less wasteful and its value more measurable