Last week I posted a spoof of science journalism that to my complete surprise went viral. Since then, I’ve been trying to find answers.
Google’s open-source, invite-only, real-time communication tool , Wave, is dead, at least for the rest of the year. Google announced that it would suspend Wave development and stop maintaining the website for the rest of the year.
A good preacher ought to be able to get 70% of the people who showed up on Sunday to make a donation. A teeny bop rock group might convert 20% of concert goers to buy a shirt or souvenir. A great street magician can get 10% of the people who watch his show to throw a dollar in the hat. Direct marketers used to shoot for 2% conversion from a good list, but now, that’s a long shot. A blogger might convert 2% of readers to buy a book.
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