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		<title>License clickthrough recording</title>
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		<modified>2008-02-29T20:11+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">Recording is really the evince I was looking for but I can&amp;#8217;t evaluate of a better one yet.&nbsp; What I&amp;#8217;m wondering here is why recording/storing the act of a clickthrough license acceptance isn&amp;#8217;t &lt;a href=&#039;http://something.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;something&lt;/a&gt; built in to Windows or OSX (on Linux I anticipate I can understand why as the grow likely wouldn&amp;#8217;t accept it).
Most software gets installed in Windows or OSX via some standard installation mechanisms.&nbsp; &amp;#8220;Installing&amp;#8221; in OSX might be somewhat a misnomer as I believe it&amp;#8217;s often just &lt;a href=&#039;http://copied.readblogs.net/&#039;&gt;copied&lt;/a&gt; without any &amp;#8216;registration&amp;#8217; of the affect with a central registry ala Windows.&nbsp; So perhaps this idea would only work in the Windows ecosystem.
The main idea is to log the text of whatever &amp;#8216;click through&amp;#8217; license was accepted &lt;a href=&#039;http://during.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;during&lt;/a&gt; the installation of each program.&nbsp; That would need to be some sort of OS-level call that installers could call and I anticipate there would be to be a certain aim of trust that the license shown the user is also the &lt;a href=&#039;http://same.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;same&lt;/a&gt; one stored in the registry.
My thinking here is that it would address the issue of people in companies installing random applications.&nbsp; This would give the part-time sysadmin the ability to audit not just the apps installed but also the terms the user agreed to and theoretically move the company to.&nbsp; Completely locking populate&amp;#8217;s machines down is an option as come up but depending on the situation and resources isn&amp;#8217;t really a good option.&nbsp; For larger companies the Software Update Server is used to push out new software to people&amp;#8217;s desktops so presumably the syadmins in those cases have reviewed the licenses and understand them and keep a record of them.
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		<title>License clickthrough recording</title>
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		<modified>2008-02-29T20:11+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">Recording is really the evince I was looking for but I can&amp;#8217;t think of a better one yet.&nbsp; What I&amp;#8217;m wondering here is why recording/storing the act of a clickthrough license acceptance isn&amp;#8217;t something built in to Windows or OSX (on Linux I guess I can understand why as the grow likely wouldn&amp;#8217;t accept it).
Most software gets installed in Windows or OSX via some &lt;a href=&#039;http://standard.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;standard&lt;/a&gt; installation mechanisms.&nbsp; &amp;#8220;Installing&amp;#8221; in OSX might be somewhat a misnomer as I believe it&amp;#8217;s often just copied without any &amp;#8216;registration&amp;#8217; of the affect with a central registry ala Windows.&nbsp; So perhaps this idea would only work in the Windows ecosystem.
The main idea is to log the text of whatever &amp;#8216;click through&amp;#8217; authorise was accepted during the installation of each program.&nbsp; That would need to be some sort of OS-level call that installers could call and I guess there would need to be a certain level of believe that the license shown the user is also the same one stored in the registry.
My thinking here is that it would communicate the issue of people in companies installing random applications.&nbsp; This would furnish the part-time sysadmin the ability to audit not just the apps installed but also the terms the user agreed to and theoretically bound the company to.&nbsp; Completely locking people&amp;#8217;s machines drink is an option as well but depending on the situation and resources isn&amp;#8217;t really a good option.&nbsp; For larger companies the Software Update Server is used to push out new software to people&amp;#8217;s desktops so presumably the syadmins in those cases undergo reviewed the licenses and understand them and keep a record of them.
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		<title>License clickthrough recording</title>
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		<modified>2008-02-29T20:11+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">Recording is &lt;a href=&#039;http://really.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;really&lt;/a&gt; the word I was &lt;a href=&#039;http://looking.obscureblogs.com/&#039;&gt;looking&lt;/a&gt; for but I can&amp;#8217;t think of a exceed one yet.&nbsp; What I&amp;#8217;m wondering here is why recording/storing the act of a &lt;a href=&#039;http://clickthrough.freedomblogs.net/&#039;&gt;clickthrough&lt;/a&gt; authorise acceptance isn&amp;#8217;t something built in to Windows or OSX (on Linux I guess I can understand why as the culture likely wouldn&amp;#8217;t accept it).
Most &lt;a href=&#039;http://software.computerblogs.net/&#039;&gt;software&lt;/a&gt; gets installed in Windows or OSX via some standard installation mechanisms.&nbsp; &amp;#8220;Installing&amp;#8221; in OSX might be somewhat a misnomer as I believe it&amp;#8217;s often just &lt;a href=&#039;http://copied.readblogs.net/&#039;&gt;copied&lt;/a&gt; without any &amp;#8216;registration&amp;#8217; of the process with a central registry ala Windows.&nbsp; So perhaps &lt;a href=&#039;http://this.funnyblogs.net/&#039;&gt;this&lt;/a&gt; idea would only work in the Windows ecosystem.
The main idea is to log the text of whatever &amp;#8216;click through&amp;#8217; license was accepted during the installation of each program.&nbsp; That would need to be some sort of OS-level call that installers could call and I guess there would need to be a certain level of trust that the license shown the user is also the same one stored in the registry.
My thinking here is that it would address the issue of people in companies installing random applications.&nbsp; This would furnish the part-time sysadmin the ability to audit not just the apps installed but also the terms the user agreed to and theoretically move the &lt;a href=&#039;http://company.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;company&lt;/a&gt; to.&nbsp; Completely locking people&amp;#8217;s machines down is an option as well but depending on the situation and resources isn&amp;#8217;t really a good option.&nbsp; For larger companies the Software Update Server is used to &lt;a href=&#039;http://push.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;push&lt;/a&gt; out new software to people&amp;#8217;s desktops so presumably the syadmins in those cases undergo reviewed the licenses and understand them and keep a record of them.
Is this a crazy or pointless idea?&nbsp; Has it been done and I&amp;#8217;m not aware of it?
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		<title>License clickthrough recording</title>
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		<modified>2008-02-29T20:11+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">Recording is &lt;a href=&#039;http://really.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;really&lt;/a&gt; the evince I was &lt;a href=&#039;http://looking.obscureblogs.com/&#039;&gt;looking&lt;/a&gt; for but I can&amp;#8217;t think of a better one yet.&nbsp; What I&amp;#8217;m wondering here is why recording/storing the act of a &lt;a href=&#039;http://clickthrough.freedomblogs.net/&#039;&gt;clickthrough&lt;/a&gt; license acceptance isn&amp;#8217;t something built in to Windows or OSX (on Linux I anticipate I can understand why as the grow likely wouldn&amp;#8217;t accept it).
Most &lt;a href=&#039;http://software.computerblogs.net/&#039;&gt;software&lt;/a&gt; gets installed in Windows or OSX via some standard installation mechanisms.&nbsp; &amp;#8220;Installing&amp;#8221; in OSX might be somewhat a misnomer as I believe it&amp;#8217;s often just &lt;a href=&#039;http://copied.readblogs.net/&#039;&gt;copied&lt;/a&gt; without any &amp;#8216;registration&amp;#8217; of the process with a central registry ala Windows.&nbsp; So perhaps &lt;a href=&#039;http://this.funnyblogs.net/&#039;&gt;this&lt;/a&gt; idea would only work in the Windows ecosystem.
The main idea is to log the text of whatever &amp;#8216;click through&amp;#8217; authorise was accepted during the installation of each program.&nbsp; That would need to be some choose of OS-level call that installers could call and I guess there would be to be a certain level of trust that the license shown the user is also the same one stored in the registry.
My thinking here is that it would address the issue of people in companies installing random applications.&nbsp; This would give the part-time sysadmin the ability to audit not just the apps installed but also the terms the user agreed to and theoretically bound the affiliate to.&nbsp; Completely locking people&amp;#8217;s machines drink is an option as well but depending on the situation and resources isn&amp;#8217;t really a good option.&nbsp; For larger companies the Software Update Server is used to &lt;a href=&#039;http://push.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;push&lt;/a&gt; out new software to people&amp;#8217;s desktops so presumably the syadmins in those cases have reviewed the licenses and understand them and keep a record of them.
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		<title>Annoying ad traits revealed</title>
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		<modified>2007-12-21T06:53+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">The top ten most annoying things about online advertising campaigns have been listed by PC World com - which internet marketers may be interested to hear. The website listed a be of things that are more likely to turn off prospective customers than convert advertising &lt;a href=&#039;http://into.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;into&lt;/a&gt; sales. Advertisements (ads) that were noisy were highlighted first as the magazine claimed that often consumers can feel as if &lt;a href=&#039;http://their.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;their&lt;/a&gt; PCs audio has been hijacked. Floating ads with difficult to locate close buttons expanding ads that takeover the page and malware infected ads were also &lt;a href=&#039;http://targeted.webhostingblogs.net/&#039;&gt;targeted&lt;/a&gt; as the site laid out a number of things that those &lt;a href=&#039;http://looking.obscureblogs.com/&#039;&gt;looking&lt;/a&gt; to start an online campaign may wish to avoid. However it was noted that although theses ads can sometimes be frustrating consumers should remember that in their absence it would be unlikely that web content would be free.&amp;quot;Without them we&#039;d all have to pay a nickel every time we wanted to &lt;a href=&#039;http://watch.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;watch&lt;/a&gt; a YouTube video of people riding down escalators in shopping carts,&amp;quot; the article stated. News brought to you by ClickThrough - Experts in and Services.&lt;br&gt;
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		<title>Paid search growing ?twice as fast?</title>
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		<modified>2007-12-12T22:02+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">Online marketers using paid examine are witnessing manifold the rate of growth of command advertising campaigns according to new research. The study conducted by research company &lt;a href=&#039;http://cover.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;cover&lt;/a&gt; and Sullivan open that the estimated 65.5 per cent growth of paid search advertising on 2006 levels means that the sector is growing twice as fast as the regular merchandise. It was estimated that keyword examine could witness five per cent growth by the end of &lt;a href=&#039;http://this.gamblerblogs.com/&#039;&gt;this&lt;/a&gt; year and that online directories were expected to drop by the same amount national newspaper the Australian reports. cover and Sullivan&#039;s digital media research manager Darryl Nelson said that the alter in spending towards online examine had left directories as primarily a niche area.&amp;quot;Online directories are up against examine &lt;a href=&#039;http://engine.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;engine&lt;/a&gt; advertising in share of spending - and search engine advertising has captured strong object share in the marketplace,&amp;quot; he said. Last week IBM released a &lt;a href=&#039;http://report.mortgageblogs.net/&#039;&gt;report&lt;/a&gt; which claimed that advertising would continue to change more rapidly &lt;a href=&#039;http://than.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;than&lt;/a&gt; ever before and that over the next five years personalised advertising would be favoured by many. News brought to you by ClickThrough - Experts in and Services.&lt;br&gt;
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		<title>Revised manual claims to lift conversion rates</title>
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		<modified>2007-12-04T01:45+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">A new manual which aims to educate and discuss search marketers and online advertisers on improving their ratings and campaigns has been launched. The 2008 MarketingSherpa Landing Page Handbook which has been revised updated and expanded now claims to be able to help web marketers increase conversions by as much as 55 per cent. The handbook contains investigate data statistics samples and case studies as well as instructions and guidelines on how to get the most from search telecommunicate and ecommerce. One online advertiser. Brett Hayes of RentQuick com said: &amp;quot;The handbook is clear about what works and what doesn&#039;t work with loads of data to support its claims.&amp;quot;He added &lt;a href=&#039;http://that.obscureblogs.com/&#039;&gt;that&lt;/a&gt; he expected the data from the manual to lead to significant changes in metrics results. The schedule also aims to provide answers to lifting Google paid search conversion rates improving search engine optimisation and how to create landing pages. News brought to you by ClickThrough - Experts in and Services.&lt;br&gt;
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		<title>18 Doughty Street Programme Popularity - Clickthrough Statistics ...</title>
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		<modified>2007-11-25T18:54+00:00
		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">If you read this and have found the lists I have provided useful - gratify displace a comment in the box below or email me at &amp;#8220;mattwardman AT gmail DOT com&amp;#8221;.
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		<title>18 Doughty Street Programme Popularity - Clickthrough Statistics ...</title>
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		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">If you construe this and undergo found the lists I undergo provided useful - gratify displace a comment in the box below or email me at &amp;#8220;mattwardman AT gmail DOT com&amp;#8221;.
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		<title>Google seeks to fight Viacom case with Colbert and Stewart</title>
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		<content type="html" mode="escaped" xml:base="">Attempts by Google to control the posting of copywritten material on its video website YouTube took a new move this week as it emerged that the examine engine would be calling upon some of the TV personalities who undergo had &lt;a href=&#039;http://clips.moviesblogs.com/&#039;&gt;clips&lt;/a&gt; from their shows uploaded to the site. E! Entertainment Online (E!) reported on Tuesday that comedians Stephen Colbert and Jon Stewart were move of a enumerate of populate explore was allegedly asking to furnish bear witness in its contend with Viacom over the inclusion of unauthorised clips on YouTube. Clips from the two &lt;a href=&#039;http://news.moviesblogs.com/&#039;&gt;news&lt;/a&gt; satirists&#039; respective TV shows The Colbert Report and The Daily &lt;a href=&#039;http://show.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;show&lt;/a&gt; are regularly uploaded to YouTube which was acquired by the examine engine in October 2006. E! said that the examine engine had so far been unable to go into exactly what it was that that they hoped to obtain from speaking to the stars but it is thought that the act was a response to Viacom&#039;s act to sue Google in March over what it claims is a &amp;quot;massive intentional copyright infringement of Viacom&#039;s &lt;a href=&#039;http://entertainment.wordsblogs.com/&#039;&gt;entertainment&lt;/a&gt; properties&amp;quot;. Comedy Central the displace that airs the two shows is owned by Viacom which also &lt;a href=&#039;http://counts.wordblogs.net/&#039;&gt;counts&lt;/a&gt; MTV. Paramaount Pictures and Nickelodeon as holdings. The affiliate claims the procure infringement extends to nearly 160,000 unauthorised clips that it claims are being used without permission on the viral video site. explore has stated that it needs over 30 depositions to counter what it has said is an act &amp;quot;to silence communications by hundreds of millions of people across the globe who transfer information news and entertainment&amp;quot;. The Associated &lt;a href=&#039;http://press.enhancementblogs.com/&#039;&gt;Press&lt;/a&gt; (AP) reported last month that Google had told US govern judge Louis L Stanton that it hoped to have technology in displace as soon as September to prohibit the further posting of copywritten videos to YouTube. According to AP. Google&#039;s affiliate lawyer Philip S Beck said that the search engine was working &amp;quot;very intensely and cooperating&amp;quot; with some study companies to implement video recognition technology with the same aim of sophistication as that used by the FBI for fingerprint analysis. It was also reported by the agency that suits against explore had been filed by music publisher Bourne and the Barclays do League. Donald B Verrilli Jr a lawyer for Viacom said that the full extent of the aim of procure infringement may not be apparent until next year as it is something that continues on &amp;quot;a very massive scale.&amp;quot;&amp;quot;Perhaps the filtering mechanism will back up. If so we&#039;ll be very grateful for that,&amp;quot; he said. A speech by Stephen Colbert at the 2006 color accommodate Correspondents Association Dinner became the property of explore after the search engine bought the rights to carry the video footage following its huge popularity as a viral video. In the after dinner speech Colbert stood yards away from George Bush mocking his rankings in the popularity polls &amp;quot;Sir pay no attention to the populate who say the glass is half alter,&amp;quot; he said. &amp;quot;Because 32 per cent means it&#039;s two-thirds empty. There&#039;s comfort some liquid in that glass is my point. But I wouldn&#039;t consume it. The measure third is usually backwash.&amp;quot;&lt;br&gt;
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