Bill Murray: Hollywood horseman of the American Apocalypse?










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More than 8,000,000 unique visitors in the last 30 days and 400,000,000 pageviews. This is a typical month for us. In fact, our numbers would have been even higher if not for some site issues at the end of June.
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..reports that we get around 927,000 unique visitors a month. Their page views number for us isn't available to the public, but we're told it's similarly sorry-looking.
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They paint a picture of a visit count drooping from around 13,000,000 to 10,000,000 so far this year. It isn't. It's two to four times as much, and we haven't had two consecutive months of declining traffic since spring 2007.
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They don't seem to like tallying actual totals, and instead seem to prefer to rate sites by their "percentage of total Internet traffic." If I could find their guess for last month's total global Internet traffic
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..to their ranking service tells us that they estimate our "Online Market Size Estimate" (whatever that is) to be 652,000
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I see a lot of websites that put screencaps of other websites in their posts. I saw this rather amusing post today that I wanted to replicate with clp.ly instead of a screencap :) Original article by Huffington Post: http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/07/14/one-armed-mans-arrest-lea_n_646516.html (Please don't hate me Huff).
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And the amazing headlines keep rolling in. And like last time, the best part is that it's totally real - not just an oversight by the writer. The website MassLive.com (who we assume entertains Western Massachusetts with headlines like this on a daily basis) ran a story titled, "Springfield Police Charge One-Armed Man With Unarmed Robbery." Sure, the guy's a criminal. Sure, he's asking for it by having a nickname of "Lefty." And sure, he robbed an old man. But hasn't he suffered enough? That's just a slap in the face isn't it, Springfield Police?
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Russo maintains that at no time did he or his associates alter or delete information in The Pirate Bay database. But he acknowledges that they did briefly consider how much this access and information would be worth to anti-piracy companies employed by entertainment industry lobbying groups like the Recording Industry Association of America (RIAA) and the Motion Picture Association of America (MPAA),
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“Probably these groups would be very interested in this information, but we are not [trying] to sell it,” Russo told KrebsOnSecurity.com in a phone interview. “Instead we wanted to tell people that their information may not be so well protected.”
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A hero of Azeroth and I'm picking berries out of poop?
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Zynga loves to try new things. Today, it is testing the theory that its fans are so hopelessly addicted that they will literally amass piles of virtual shit.
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