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I hope you'll like this new and more comprehensive version of my regular email messages to you.
My goal is to deliver to your inbox the most important and interesting content generated by the higher ed community at large and collected from the websites you wish you had time to visit.
This is my way to say "Thanks" to this great family.
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Top 5 interesting discussions and requests on cuwebd.ning.com
Rodney from St. Philip's College asks what stock photography service your institution use for published material.
Michael from Pittsburg State University requests your help in filling out a survey for a research about web student workers.
Peter from Amherst College wants to know what type of web data you collect and how you share this information with your stakeholders.
Matt from The University of Tulsa is looking for some good examples of website terms of use and copyright statement
Özge from Istambul in Turkey needs your help to prepare for an upcoming CMS implementation.
Top 5 must-read posts from the higher ed blogosphere
Conference Recommendations by Karlyn Morissette
Practical Example of Google Analytics New Advanced Segments by Kyle James
YouTube Goes Widescreen and HD() by Mike Richwalsky
Traffic patterns from a PR campaign: a brief, shallow case study of Missouri S&Ts spacebook blog by Andrew Careaga
AMA Symposium: Good news and bad news for higher ed web marketing by Karine Joly (yours truly ;-)
Latest video website reviews from educheckup.com
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Top 5 most popular websites this past week at edustyle.net
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