AJAX Lowers Yahoo! Page Views, Eric Miraglia Explains Why That’s Good (SYS-CON Media)
The Web is characterized today by applications that are more desktop-like in their interaction patterns. Some, like the new Yahoo! Mail beta, are almost indistinguishable from desktop applications; others, like the new Yahoo! Photos, live more towards the middle of the Web-page/desktop-app continuum. Given the difficulty some very desktop-like web projects have had in achieving a general release …

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Web After AJAX - Yahoo! News Ranks Number One (Linux World)
The study contains two parts: an in-depth examination of the online customer experience and an in-depth examination of technical quality or ?service levels? (site responsiveness and site reliability) of the leading news Web sites including AOL News, CNN, FOX News, Google News, MSNBC, USA Today, and Yahoo! News. The unique data and insights uncovered by Keynote Competitive Research are acquired …

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AJAX Lowers Yahoo! Page Views, Eric Miraglia Explains Why That’s Good - SYS-CON Media
AJAX Lowers Yahoo! Page Views, Eric Miraglia Explains Why That’s GoodSYS-CON Media, NJ - 2 hours agobetanews reported that Yahoo! delivered lower page views due to increased rate of AJAX conversion. “Clickz.com, managing editor Pamela Parker openly …

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