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The space of online analytics is being transformed these days. Page views are quickly becoming the currency of the past while the importance of user engagement arises.But what exactly is engagement? Join Eze Vidra of VC Cafe, for a conversation with Shahar Nechmad, CEO of Nuconomy, a fast-growing Web 2.0 analytics company based in San Francisco and Israel. Shahar and Eze talk about the importance of insight-driven analytics, and its implications on advertising and the gaps in the pageview models used by Google.For more on engagement, read and watch Slide CEO/founder Max Levchin's interview, titled: Self-expression 2.0, and engagement.
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Date Found: September 23, 2008
Date Produced: June 27, 2008
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