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Mythbusting Social Media
In my work here at a social media agency, I’ve been noticing recurring trends in false perceptions and misconceptions of social media…
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Social Suggestions for Google Reader
I know Google’s been trying to get more involved in the social game, but here are a few suggestions on how they can make the integration a little more seamless, and I’m totally name dropping Mihai Parparita so he catches this one ego surfing. Currently when you mail yourself something you get this at the bottom of the email
Facebook Not Welcome under the Tree?
As the holiday season approaches and all the hustle and bustle with it, it always seems as though someone or something tries to ruin all the fun and festivities. At least according to some people, Facebook is the culprit this year. Facebook recently launched an advertising network called Facebook Beacon that is not sitting well with some people.
Verizon Picks 4G LTE Technology
Verizon's second big announcement of the week is that the company plans to develop and deploy its next generation mobile broadband network using Long Term Evolution (LTE), a technology more closely related to GSM, used by rival AT&T, which will also be upgrading to the LTE format.
3’s Plans for the Coming Year
I spent an interesting and enjoyable couple of hours at mobile operator 3’s UK headquarters in Maidenhead last week in the company of a handful of bloggers and some executives from 3.
Amazon Launches Q&A Site Askville
There are so very many services that look alike, and whenever a new one comes along, you have to wonder why anyone would bother using it. In reference to Askville, Amazon has a neat answer: bribes.
