SOPA, and it’s sister act PIPA, are two pieces of legislation that have gotten an ungodly amount of press on the Interwebs (mostly on the geek sites I frequent), but I remain unsure of how aware the public at-large is of the possible affects internet censorship could have on their online experience. If you’re not [...]
By now you probably know how much we love Mashable. It’s a great source for all things social media and tech. A recent post gives some stellar advice on how to increase your company’s Google ranking. Simple, straightforward rules to follow. Trust us, you’ll want to check it out.
Every year, well known brands disappear, falling off the map like ships off a flat globe. And chances are, you don’t even notice. As I’m sure you don’t want your brand to be one of these “missing persons,” check out the list of top brands that became extinct this year. (courtesy of 24/7 Wall St) [...]
OK. The title about says it. If you haven’t been keeping up on the latest and greatest social media tools, this blog’s for you. Care of Mashable (where else!!), check out some of the top new social media tools you may be missing. Get ‘em while they’re hot!!
While TIME declared 2011 the “Year of the Protester,” many would argue that it was the year of Steve Jobs. I’m not an Apple fanboy. I’ve never owned an iPod, an iPhone or an iPad. But I can’t deny the contributions these technologies have made to the way I live, work and play, because they’ve [...]
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Great piece by Jon Steinberg in AdAge this week about the turnabout we’ve been seeing with advertising – moving away from picture perfect imagery and too-good-to-be-true good looks to the gritty, grainy reality of life. The proliferation of home made video and the thickening of consumer skin has made real life storytelling the best way [...]
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