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		<title>By: Google Proves That Reducing Data Latency Increases Targeting Precision and Campaign Lift</title>
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		<description>[...] I got some great advice from a couple of my favorite bloggers recently.  Daniel Tunkelang had several good suggestions, but the one that really stood out was that I should write faster.  :-)  And Andrew Chen suggested that I try to incorporate more real data and case studies into my writing.  I&#8217;ll do the best I can with both suggestions, though the case study request may prove a bit challenging, since while my job with Netezza lets me hobnob with lots of cool digital media customers that have transformed their businesses through terabyte-scale data analysis, most of them don&#8217;t really like disclosing their sources of competitive advantage to the world (so while you would recognize their names, I can&#8217;t write about them).  And besides, this is a personal blog. [...]</description>
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