Ad Ops Daily Briefs: October 10 2008
- washingtonpost.com Breaks Traffic Record in September
washingtonpost.com, an award-winning news and information Web site, broke its traffic records in September with over 323.3 million page views, a 42% increase over September of last year, and nearly 27% higher than the previous record of 272.5 million page views.
The best performing areas of the site were politics, up 233% over last year, and business, up 141% over last year. Top performing blogs include The Fix, The Trail and PostPartisan. Pulitzer Prize-winning business reporter Steve Pearlstein also had some of the most-read stories on the site.
- Lithium Technologies to Present at the RightNow Summit 2008
Lithium Technologies, provider of the leading on-demand enterprise social media platform today announced that it will present at the RightNow Summit 2008 in Colorado Springs, Colorado next week. As the first partner to develop on the new RightNow Customer Portal, Lithium Technologies will demonstrate the integration of its award-winning social media platform and RightNow’s full suite of on demand customer relationship management solutions throughout the event.
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