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Weekend Snippets: WebTrends, Twitter UK, and 12seconds: There's so much media industry news these days that every now and again we'll devote a post to separating the signal from the noise. Here are a few snippets that caught my attention today: ChinaÂ´s huge national TV site, CCTV.com, has selected the web analytics firm, WebTrends,...; Tags: WebTrends Corp., Twitter, Tweet Analogy, Channel Management, Marketing, David Weir; Blog posts 2008-07-25

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The Rise of the Twitter Hangers-On: CoTweet Raises $1.1 Million: Whenever another company which is living off the host that is Twitter gets funding, my eyebrows raise just a bit. In pure business terms, this is about as meta as it gets: a company receives funding to propagate a business off of another company that makes no money â€" unless...; Tags: Twitter, CoTweet, Venture Capital, Investment, Strategy, Finance, Financing Startups, Management, Catharine P. Taylor; Blog posts 2009-07-09

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