TweetOh… some many things to talk about… the game… the ads… the crashes of websites. Where should I begin? I think that everyone knows the score now New England 17 – NY 21. Fuck! Even from Beijing this one hurts … Continue reading →

TweetMore than just expensive ad time, the Super Bowl is a unique opportunity for brands.  Viewers of the Big Game are far more likely to “take the bait” and move their engagement with the brand online.  This is a marketer’s … Continue reading →

Tweet2011 saw the Internet continuing to play a massive role in not only people’s everyday lives, but also how businesses are succeeding. 2012 will not see any revolutionary new developments, but rather the continuation of many trends with roots in … Continue reading →

TweetLast week I wanted to create a bookmarklet that displayed the W3C Navigation Timing API. I had our design team create a UI for the bookmarklet and investigate the Timing API and then built a prototype of the application. Then … Continue reading →

TweetAt Yottaa, we focus on many things; one of which is monitoring a websites performance. Over the last two years we have collected millions of samples of data from over 70,000 websites; making Yottaa the worlds biggest open repository of … Continue reading →