There’s been a lot of talk about the ‘freemium’ pricing model over the last year or so. The idea is that you give away a product and charge extra for some additional feature or benefit. Most amusingly, Chris Anderson wrote a book about the model called ‘Free’ and gave away the full-length audio book, charging [...]
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Intel’s running a two-day app conference in San Francisco in September, around the time of the Intel Developer Forum, and if you register by 1 September 2010, you can have your $795 ticket price waived completely. The Intel AppUp Elements 2010 event takes place on Wednesday 15 and Thursday 16 September and kicks off with [...]
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Wired magazine has published an interesting article arguing that the web is dead, and that most internet traffic now is non-web in type, including video and peer-to-peer. While the way we use the internet has changed, the data seems to focus on internet traffic, which is a poor proxy for user attention, the metric that [...]
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