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What Not to Do if You’re the CEO of a Company Trying to Generate Buzz with Social Media

December 1, 2009

ShareAlmost a month ago I wrote a post about DeadCellZones.com getting it’s server crushed by receiving a link from LifeHacker.
As of today the site is still down. I simultaneously received a comment on my blog and on Twitter from the CEO of DeadCellZones.com telling me that in fact Dead Cell Zones is not down [...]

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Brizzly: What Twitter would be with a Facelift and on some Steroids

November 20, 2009

ShareFor the past year or so I’ve been making a concerted effort to move everything I do into the cloud. I love knowing that I’m not tied down to one machine. It’s very freeing to know that I can log on from any computer in the world and have access to virtually everything I need.
The [...]

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Seesmic’s Twitter Web App is Hitting All the Right Notes

November 17, 2009

ShareAs a certified (or is it certifiable?) Twitter power user I am very finicky when it comes to choosing a Twitter client.
For me, Twitter.com is out of the question. There’s just not enough going on. I have to click around to see my @replies and DMs. No columns? That’s a dealbreaker.
When I’m at my [...]

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Posterous Adds Built in Retweet and Flickr Compatibility Continuing Trend of Awesomeness

November 15, 2009

ShareI’ve been a huge fan of Posterous since it first launched back in 2008. I wrote a post here detailing my dry run using Posterous as my full-time blog.
Since I wrote that post there have been a few major developments over at the Posterous camp. Perhaps the most profound change has been the opening up [...]

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How to keep your memories safe like an Enterprise-level organization on a recession proof budget

November 12, 2009

ShareI have a 19-month-old daughter that I have taken about a million pictures of since she was born. Obviously these photos are very important and extremely valuable to me and something that I hope to someday pass on to my daughter, so it’s my responsibility to make sure to keep them as safe as possible.
Anything [...]

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Google Boosts Their Paid Storage Quotas

November 11, 2009

ShareIt’s no earth shattering secret that storage has become cheaper and cheaper over the past few years and since there’s probably no one on the planet with more storage capacity than Google, it’s nice to see them spreading the wealth so to speak.

Hi,
We wanted to let you know about some exciting changes to your Google [...]

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