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How the (Advertising) Cookie Crumbled
At the end of January, on Croud's blog, I covered Google's announcement of its planned move to login-based targeting on YouTube. This topic is of particular personal interest. It has a lot to do with control of personal data, and human respect.
March 13, 2017 •
At the end of January, on Croud's blog, I covered Google's announcement of its planned move to login-based targeting on YouTube. Really, I'm writing now just to link to my Croud post...
User privacy preferences on my website
I work in digital advertising, and I use my personal website to experiment with the technologies I use at work. Since kevinjoyner.com doesn't generate revenue, it's easy for me to use it to demonstrate meaningful privacy preferences too.
Feb. 19, 2017 •
I work in digital advertising, and I use my personal website to experiment with the technologies I use at work. Since kevinjoyner.com doesn't generate revenue, it's easy for me to use it ...
Using an Android phone with a broken screen
My sister dropped her Samsung Galaxy Nexus Android phone and shattered the screen, so she gave it to me for my birthday.
Feb. 7, 2015 •
I can add more detail to this post with later revisions, and you can ask questions in the comments. The situation My sister dropped her Samsung Galaxy Nexus Android phone and shattered the scree...
My first post for a few years
I've rebuilt my website and I'm going to start blogging again. Here's a list of topics that I might cover.
Jan. 25, 2015 •
I've rebuilt my website and I'm going to start blogging again. Here's a list of topics that I might cover: Logitech Media Server, Raspberry Pi & Android renderers, and synchron...
Reporting on digital marketing: reach, engagement and revenue
I don't much like the acronym 'KPIs'. It's because of how the term is misused, and also because of how the idea of KPIs so often leads to a misuse of web analytics.
April 9, 2011 •
I don't much like the acronym 'KPIs'. It's because of how the term is misused, and also because of how the idea of KPIs so often leads to a misuse of web analytics. KPI (usuall...