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In the social media age, do people decide if you're a worthy connection based on the types of interactions and people you engage with? If so, is it time for a spring clean? Read More
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Google TV is too complicated for a average user and it needs a lot of improvement. As of now, Google TV is not ready. Read More
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Social Media Week is back. The digital culture festival hits Toronto and 11 other cities in the world on February 13-17, with the theme "Empowering Change through Collaboration." Read More
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People are always on the look -out of fresh, quality and reliable content. Only this will bring them more often to your site. Even if you are running many blogs, having fresh updates will increase its credibility and reliability Read More
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WebMaxed's new, free, video course is the ultimate DIY guide to unlocking everything Facebook has to offer your small business.

In this video course, I’ll show you how to use Facebook to create an online community surrounding your small biz and how to get new and repeat customers as a result. C Read More
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How do you leverage Twitter's Follow Friday (#FF)? Brittany Richter of Get Busy Media offers great strategies to use this tactic to drive engagement and awareness for your brand. Read More
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I've been spending all kinds of time both writing posts and reading other people's blogs. I've found that headings can make or break a good blog post. The title brings the reader in but it isn't until after reading the first couple headings when the reader can decide if the post is worth their time Read More
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Facebook fan page, an essential in promoting small online businesses, improves communication with targeted customers & traffic. Read More
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Paper.li, one of the major players in content curation, added today a new feature to its list of interactive tools.
The Paper.li Topical Browser allows users to Read More
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Perhaps the most interesting tidbit in this report is the detection of a shift away from “passive social networking,” which includes reading updates and checking out photos, to “active social networking,” which includes playing games and commenting. In 2009, the passive style accounted for 75 perce Read More
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