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Buzz, Blogsphere and Serial Killers
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The blogsphere has more killers than American Maximux Secutiry prison.
Twitter would kill Facebook. Facebook would kill Google. Friendfeed would kill Twitter. And now, the latest addition to the new-product-that-only-geeks-use-and-bloggers-shout-that-it-would-kill-the-frigging-internet – Google Buzz. Last week the blogsphere was plastered with those statements, as if Facebook’s millions of users, Twitter’s proven power to [...]
Posted in Media, Social Media Also tagged Facebook, friendfeed, Google, Google Buzz, Kevin Smith, Twitter 2 Comments
Facebook Does It Again
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Here we go again. Last week the echo chamber was rattled with a story of a woman who lost her insurance due to pictures she shared on Facebook. Apperantly she was supposed to be depressed but had pictures of her and friends in a bar. I personally know some pretty depressing bars, but [...]
5 Ways To Buy For Less Using Twitter
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Biz Stone, Twitter’s founder, will visit Israel in the end of the month. As a member of his visit planning committee, I’ve decided to write how Twitter could be used in every day life. This is the first post in the series.
If you are using Twitter regularly you already know how powerful [...]
Posted in Media, Social Media Also tagged BizStone, buy for less, consumer, Customer service, Twitter Leave a comment
Facebook New Marketing Rules – A Cheat Sheet
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Facebook is slowly removing many of the elements that made it a marketer’s wet dream.
Facebook announced several major changes that affect marketers using the platform to promote their services:
1. Splitting feeds to news feed and live feed – users see, as defualt, a feed with only content and comments from their friends. [...]
Posted in Business, Marketing, Media Also tagged Applications, Business, Facebook, Marketing, SMM, Social Media Marketing, Web feed 2 Comments



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