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  • Cup of Joe: Leveraging Culture
    Back in November I shared this image on Google+. Chris Brogan , re-shared it and then 370 others followed suit! It is by far the most popular thing I have posted on Google+. Also, in April I blogged about how a piece of my content went viral on StumbleUpon, which as of today has gained over 1.2 million visitors. Every time a piece of my content goes viral its completely unexpected and leaves me asking, why? I could just ignore things and go eat hot dogs, but,"
  • Yes, Virginia, Google's New Privacy Policy Lets You Opt Out Of Sharing Your Data
    We asked, now we answer: Google's new Privacy Policy will not force you into accepting any vampiric habits of Google to vulture information from you for the purpose of advertisements. If you don't want them to."
  • 'Tweets Still Must Flow'. . .Except When Twitter Stops Them
    Free speech is one of those topics that always sends people in a tizzy. Most would agree that censorship is a bad thing, but at the same time, it's not right to yell "fire" in a crowded theater. Unless, of course, the theater really is on fire. This idea is tricky enough when you're talking about books and speeches and what people say on TV. Social media, makes it even trickier. Take Twitter."
  • Think Positive, Choose Better!
    A study from the Journal Archives of Internal Medicine suggests that thinking positive actually helps us make better decisions."
  • A Handy Infographic About the Entertainment Industry Fearing Technology
    How many times has the entertainment industry trembled at the onset of new technology? Well, if you're talking about the the film industry in particular, and you answered "every time," then you are pretty damn accurate."
  • Is Google Getting Worse At Delivering Relevant Results?
    It was around this time last year when Google's search results really started attracting a whole lot of criticism (more than usual). The content farm discussion was going full-throttle, and finally in February, Google launched the Panda update,"
  • Social Sign-Ons Help Marketers Discover the Real You
    Xander: "Sure he says he's a high school student, but I can say I'm a high school student." Buffy: "You are." Xander: "Okay, but I can also say that I'm an elderly Dutch woman. Get me? I mean, who's to say I'm not if I'm in the elderly Dutch chat room?" Xander makes a good point. The one cool and also creepy thing about communicating over the internet, is you can be anyone you want to be; a high school student, an elderly Dutch woman or Snow White."
  • Red Hot Chili Peppers Dance, President Obama's Ship, & Auroras
    A viral video is one that becomes popular through the process of Internet sharing, via social media, sharing sites, or good 'ole email."
  • Aneesh Chopra, First U.S. Chief Technology Officer, Is Stepping Down
    In 2009, President Obama tapped Virginia's Secretary of Technology to fill a brand new job - the nation's first Chief Technology Officer."
  • MacWorld iWorld: Best Of Show Winners Announced
    The editors of Macworld have released their list of winners of Best Of Show at this year's Macworld | iWorld conference. The list is a diverse collection of apps and accessories,"
  • NIntendo Announces New Online Service
    Hear ye, hear ye, gentle Nintendo gamers, your days of suffering under the abysmal Nintendo Wi-Fi Connection will soon be at an end. Nintendo during their quarterly report yesterday announced their intention to create the Nintendo Network."
  • Foursquare Adds "Nearby Maps" To Business Pages
    Foursquare wants to be your go-to place for all things location, and that includes exploring a new city. Now, when you visit a business' Foursquare page, you will see all of the locations that are nearby your own location."
  • Battle For Facebook Listing: NASDAQ or NYSE ?
    No doubt the Initial Public Offering of Facebook stock is the most anticipated since Google went public. With equity-trading volume's down for both platforms, the NASDAQ and the NYSE are in a battle to win the listing."
  • Is Twitter Censorship Being Pushed By A Saudi Prince?
    Did a Saudi Prince's investment in Twitter have anything to do with the recent Twitter censorship announcement? Most of Twitter's users seems to think so. As we reported back in December,"
  • Google Acquired 79 Companies In Fiscal Year 2011
    If you're having trouble sleeping this weekend, I suggest pouring over the entire 99-page report of Google's 10-K for the 2011 fiscal year. It. Is. Dry. However,"
  • Apple's Quarterly Earnings In Perspective
    Earlier this week Apple released their earnings report for the first quarter of FY2012. As we reported then, the company had its best quarter ever, bringing in $46.33 billion dollars in revenue, beating estimates by more than $8 billion."
  • Ferris Bueller, Liam Neeson, and Wingdings
    Twitter is a wonderful place for one-liners. To be funny on the site, you've got to be sharp and practice economy of language. You've only got 140 characters to make an impression."
  • Exclusive: Google Page Layout Update: The Top Losers
    Back in November, Google revealed that it was testing algorithm changes that would examine what appears "above the fold" on web pages. It raised a number of questions about the kinds of hoops webmasters would have to jump through."
  • Pinterest On TV
    WBIR-TV in Knoxville, Tennessee covered Pinterest very well in this TV news report. They interviewed a local photographer who uses Pinterest as an inspiration board, as well as Gavin Baker, Director of digital media at Moxley Carmichael,"
  • Fake YouTube Video Leads to Multi-Million Dollar Soccer Contract
    What can a fake YouTube video do for you? Well, if you're name is Stewart Downing, a moderately-talented soccer player for Liverpool, it can turn a decent paycheck into an absolute gold mine. The story,"