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+1 Takes on New Meaning With Launch Of Google Plus

If you’re longing for a digital networking space that lets you easily share information with the different facets of your life, then put Google Plus at the top of your “to explore” list. (Assuming you can wrangle an invitation!) If … Continue reading


Foursquare Goes For Flash Rather Than Functionality

Foursquare is going “social.” Foursquare adds photos and comments, Techmeme tells me this morning. Color me unimpressed; I’d much prefer the developers focus on functionality. Here’s why.


What Does It Mean To Be Engaged?

I’m not talking about the first step towards getting married! Online marketing buzz words include “social” and “engagement.” Let’s set “social” aside for another day. What does it look like when a customer is “engaged” with a brand, with a … Continue reading


7 Blogs You Should Be Reading

We’re all pressed for time, with demands of work, friends, family and school. Think of this as a cheat sheet of blogs that will help you “think different” about the world of digital media. You won’t find the usual suspects … Continue reading


BBC: Links As Footnotes and Curation Tool

Sometime last month, the BBC circulated a Powerpoint presentation (Scribd document) to staff that cements links as an “essential” (emphasis per original document) element for BBC reporting. Moreover, the BBC wants to “double outbound links from 10m to 20m a … Continue reading


First Thoughts On Facebook Groups

Sometime last night, I discovered that Robert Scoble had added me to a new group he’d formed on Facebook. “Cool,” I thought. And then I went to bed. I woke up to a choked inbox.


NetProspex: Marketing Folks Are “Social”

If I asked you to tell me which professions have the deepest Rolodex, I bet you wouldn’t start out with computer programming or accounting. I’m guessing you’d list marketing, sales, HR (recruiters, anyway) and PR. So it shouldn’t be a … Continue reading


Have Fun With CameraBag

Want to experiment with photographic filters without the heavy price tag of Photoshop? Then consider CameraBag (@camerabag), even if you don’t own an iPhone! This photo processing app for the iPhone and iPad also comes in a desktop version for Mac and … Continue reading


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