Blogs have been a way to broadcast thoughts and opinions and its theorized that allowing comments will create a conversation about the post. The issue with that is if you have more than a few comments people may not take the time to read them all. And for the power bloggers, then there can be […]
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Just as an interesting story, I thought I’d share this. A few weeks ago, astronaut Doug Wheelock tweeted photos of hurricane Earl as it was building and reaching the North American coast. His photos were instantly available from Twitpic. This just goes to show the power of real-time reporting and posting. Some of his tweets
“He who laughs last usually has a backup.” – unknown We put so much info and trust into the ‘cloud’ that is Google that you may never really think about what happens if you lose your account. I know I’ve got 4+ years of emails and hundreds of docs just sitting there. So what happens
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If you thought that last winter’s “Look at your man, now back to me” Old Spice commercial was their first big creative foray into fun and unique TV ads, you haven’t seen anything yet. Persistance pays off as they’ve had the idea of continuous shots and interesting monologues for a few years now, as we
Before the Old Spice Guy, There Was…Bruce Campbell? Read More »
Time is a very precious comodity, and watching a Twitter feed all day can take up much of it if you want to stay up on the news. So what’s the solutions? Ignore what comes up in Twitter? Well thankfully someone thought of this. I heard of a website thanks to a podcast by Neville
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