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Clicky web analytics gives bloggers and smaller web sites a more personal understanding of their visitors. Many analyzers give good summaries, and Clicky is no different – but the similarities stop there. Clicky stands out with its refreshingly clean and simple interface, innovative features like Spy and RSS feeds, and an unrivaled per visitor level of detail. You also get real time stats, outbound link tracking, download tracking, IP tagging, custom data tracking, and much more.

I have signed up for the service, and am very happy to see some interesting results already! After just 25 minutes of being a member, I can already see these features showing up:

• Visitors (time, country, actions performed, browser)
• Actions (Where did the user move around the site)
• Content (Which posts where most popular)
• Links (Incoming, outgoing & top referers)
• Searches (Keywords, Engines, etc.)

So all in all, this is a good service. The fact that the interface is all Web 2.0′ey makes it even more worthwhile, it’s like getting two cherries on top.

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We’ve learned through your feedback that some AdSense publishers are concerned about potentially malicious behavior on the web, such as having their ad code stolen, to be placed on an inappropriate site. To give you more control and security concerning ad code, we’ve recently launched the Allowed Sites list.

The Allowed Sites list, which you’ll find by clicking the Allowed Sites link under your AdSense Setup tab, is the place for you to list sites or URLs where you want to allow your ads to appear. Sites that aren’t on your list can still display ads using your ad code; however, impressions and clicks for these sites won’t appear in your reports, advertisers won’t be charged, and you won’t receive any earnings from them.

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I came across this site while surfing around stii.za.net, and it’s rather cool. There are tons of categories, each containing various useful files. I’ve had a look around the various categories and there are a fair number of useful resources. If you are a regular online, this is somewhere you could burn some time, and most probably stumble across something useful and interesting.

If there’s one website I visit on a regular basis, it’s WebAddiCT – Miguel is someone who I have chatted to through comment feeds a number of times, and he finds some extremely interesting links on the net – I often wonder whether he ever does any work ;)

He recently posted an interesting blog entry, which contained links to some fantastic websites:

• Cuill (pronouced [k o o l]), is a new search engine being created by some ex Google employees. They have stated that they are pioneering a new approach to search. Is this going to be some fancy Web 2.0 ajaxy interactive style search engine? I am very interested to see where they take this – imagine combining human interaction with a search engine, so it’s even easier to find what you are looking for based on peoples opinions on top of the fancy search modules!
• Simpsonizeme is an interesting website, which allows you to upload your own photograph, and the website will then create you a Simpsons character based on your photograph! Got time to kill? Then this is something worth taking a look at!
• Frozen moments in time – this site captures photographs in freeze frame, there’s not more I can say, other than go and take a look!

Not too long ago, Vinny Lingham wrote an interesting article on his predication that Facebook is worth 10$bn. In his interesting article, he compares Facebook to Google, MSN and such companies to give us all an idea where this massive figure comes from.

Yes, ladies and gentlemen – I’m saying that Facebook probably has a net present value of $10bn, based upon the fact that it could become a credible competitor to Google, Yahoo & MSN in the contextual advertising market. In fact, it’s probably worth more if the titans got into a bidding war for it.

This morning, SAFM featured Vinny’s article, well a similar one at least. These articles are both extremely interesting, and if you are into finance, and the Internet, I would suggest taking a couple minutes to have a quicky read. There are so many articles online about Facebook these days, finding the good ones is getting harder and harder. I have found two interesting articles though, take a read:

• Is Facebook today what Google was?
• Why employees should use facebook.