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Last week I was listening to the latest This Week in Tech podcast, in which one of the guests was speaking about the concept of Email Apena - a temporary absence or suspension of breathing.. Read More

The tasks of everyday life require good eyesight.

Thankfully, my close-up eyesight is quite good. I can read my morning newspaper, see my breakfast eggs, and clip my toenails without any problem whatsoever (rest assured, I don't do all three at the same time).

But thanks to my nearsightedness, I can't se Read More

10 Really good branding specific videos that i think are useful. From branding the user interface design to what it took to create a brand for President Obama. Some brand ideas for small business as well as brand ideas for big business. A great range of videos on branding for you to enjoy and learn from Read More

Have a look at these great tips to produce online video for your business! This is the second and last post Read More

Avatar means incarnation, appearance, or manifestation. What is your online Avatar? What constitutes an acceptable online image? Find out in this article Read More

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With just about any business these days, how well you handle customers is crucial in defining your reputation and how fast your business spreads via word of mouth. If you are short staffed in the customer service department, a virtual phone system can hel Read More

Many businesses, from start-ups to those already established with a bricks and mortar presence, are cognizant of the reach of the web and are going online to promote their business.. Read More

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These are three rumors which almost destroyed major American companies. Lessons in rumors, PR and damage-control Read More

This sign has been on the bookshelf of every office I’ve ever had. In those years before I earned a private office, it sat next to my telephone. (A few of you out there will recognize its heritage… Read More