Amazon has more 55 million active customer accounts

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This means a non-trivial amount of information that Digg collects is from people who are not even on the Digg domain. "video provider" - YouTube Inc: Youtube serves over 1,000,000,000 (billion) views a day. Odds are you are one of them. "credit card company" - Visa Inc.: The major credit card companies are now hiring psychologists and statisticians to mine your buying data and figuring out who is a liability. "a large Redmond based software company" - Microsoft Corporation: Microsoft is in the process of finishing one of the world's biggest data centers in anticipation of creating the world's first mainstream cloud-based operating system, Microsoft Azure.


In Microsoft's eye, the future is in your data. (Go germany email list ogle and I agree) "online retailer" -. "favorite personal finance website" - Mint Software, Inc: Mint Software was recently bought by Intuit Inc. making its combined collection of personal finance information one of the biggest in the world. "worldwide shipping company" - United Parcel Service, Inc.: The United Parcel Service (UPS) can reach more than 4 billion of the earth's 6.





3 billion people to which it delivers more than 13.3 million packages each day. What really makes a blog post worth linking to? In my last post, What Makes a Link Worthy Post - Part 1, I took a look at the 3,800 blog posts on SEOmoz and did some analysis on a few different aspects of the posts and their affect on the number of in linking domains (ILDs). Some of the results were very interesting to me and it made me want to push it further.