RE: Loosemore's law (was UKNM: Fast-loading sites)

[Tomski]

>if anyone could get hold of the user-testing or surveys from the BT aDSL

>trial - is it published?? All i've got hold of are rupert goodwins'

>anecdotes about it... but Goodwins, Loosemore - and anyone who is on a

>xdsl/cablemodem/whatever at home aren't exactly 'typical users'


problem is, most 'typical users' of broadband services at the moment are 

heavy-user internet-savvy early adopters, precisely because they recognise 

the value of flat free fat pipe always on  - more 'normal' users are really 

thin on the ground.

we're about to do user surveys, but i don't trust the results nearly as 

much as with proper sit-and-watch-what-the-punter-does user testing.


however, if you own the backbone (like chello does), you can learn lots 

abut browsing habits for *all* site by analysing proxy logs, but i don't 

feel happy about doing this from a privacy angle.


> > Now would be a good time, Tom, to admit it if it's not an original.

>

>yes, tom.

>it would.

>;-)


aw matt, gis a chance - the only loosemore to make a name for himself was 

john of bishops nympton (1616-1681), who designed the frigging organ in 

exeter cathedral.

your own much-heralded prowess with the organ has *already* assured your 

immortality.  (like, when's the film out?  ) 


~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

post new media vacancies for free

uknm-jobschinwag [dot] com

*******************

sponsor the uk-netmarketing list and website, contact

saleschinwag [dot] com

 for more details.

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~

To unsubscribe or change your list settings go to

http://www.chinwag.com/uk-netmarketing or

helpchinwag [dot] com