A couple days ago, I explained why I was passing my Google Chrome Notebook on to my wife. It was a grand experiment and also a way to make sure that when I used my computer I wasn’t still logged in to her Facebook account. It’s been less than a week, but my technophobic wife … Continue reading Go figure…My wife loves the Chrome Notebook!
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Top 10 Clever Uses for the Cloud
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Stuff I saved in ‘Reader’ on January 16, 2011
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Stuff I saved in ‘Reader’ on January 15, 2011
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5 Questions and Answers about Facebook Marketing
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Can Facebook Groups be an intranet option for smaller organizations?
via arikhanson.com Definitely! Comment or 'connect with me' to discuss how this applies to your organization...
11 Social Web Facts that Will Blow Your Mind
1. In 2010, 107 trillion emails were sent on the Internet. (Source) 2. At the current rate 36 billion photos will be uploaded to Facebook each year. (Source) 3. Each day 2 billion videos are watched on YouTube. (Source) 4. Each month 30 billion pieces of content (links, notes, photos, etc.) are shared on Facebook. … Continue reading 11 Social Web Facts that Will Blow Your Mind
Facebook is not shutting down. Nope. No way.
via geekculture.com A bonus 'Friday Funny'...
New Data: Post to Your Facebook Page Every Other Day for the Most Likes
via danzarrella.com Dan Zarella says "The takeaway here is that you need to have regular activity on your Facebook page, but users don’t like it when you “spam their feed.” It seems that the optimum posts per day frequency is once every two days." What is your experience?
Are We Too Obsessed With Facebook?
via mashable.com
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