Rules of Thumb for misinformation
Four simple things to check for misinformation: Check the news source, it may not be true. Check if the claim is supported by other media Check your bias,…
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What Iāve been reading this week, 22 December 2019
This is an overview of articles that I read this week and shared via my weekly newsletter. It covers the best of analytics and experimentation related content. 1.…
What Iāve been reading this week, 8 December 2019
This is an overview of articles that I read this week and shared via my weekly newsletter. It covers the best of analytics and experimentation related content. 1.…
Best Analytics Newsletters
The field of analytics is changing rapidly. And for many analytics professionals, it is hard to keep up with all new developments. One of the best and easiest…
Marc Zuckerberg on experimentation
Yesterday I listened to the Masters of Scale podcast with Marc Zuckerberg, co-founder and CEO of Facebook. Highly recommended. Lots of great stuff around starting the company, growing it, hiring…
Teletekst: still my favorite newsapp
Teletekst remains very popular in The Netherlands. In other countries (like Great Britain and Belgium) the local Ceefax initiatives have been shutdown. The succes of the Dutch Teletext…
30+ UX Myths that debunk common web design misconceptions
If you read this blog, you probably believe inĀ building websites based on evidence, not false beliefs. If so, then you should read UX Myths – theĀ brainchild of UX…
Newsletter Report February 2015
In February IĀ“ve send 4Ā Behavioral Insights newsletters.Ā The number of subscribers doubled, so itĀ“s growing steady. Here are the facts and top clicked articles from the February issues.
Newsletter Report January 2015
It’s been 4 weeks since my first Behavioral Insights newsletter went out. Time for some factsĀ and an overview of the top links.
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