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SPOS #131 - Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - +1 (206) 666-6056 - Totally Transparent With Shel Holtz (1)
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Welcome to episode #131 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. This was going to be a quick chat with Shel Holtz of the For Immediate Release Podcast about his latest book, Tactical Transparency, with John C. Havens. It wound up much more than that. Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #131 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 52:27. Audio comment ...Shared by Mitch Joel (0)Contribute comment - How To Hack a Windows XP Admin Password (1)
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SPOS #130 - Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - +1 (206) 666-6056 - On Books, Marketing And The First Social Media President (2)
onWelcome to episode #130 of Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast. Back for another week of interesting audio comments, some personal ramblings and a bunch of stuff I promise to be paying more attention to (and you should be too). Enjoy the conversation... Here it is: Six Pixels Of Separation - The Twist Image Podcast - Episode #130 - Host: Mitch Joel. Running time: 41:10. Audio comment line - please send in ...Shared by Kneale Mann (1) Mitch Joel (0)Contribute comment
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Society for New Communications Research Symposium (1)
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Josh Bernoff and Beth Dunn; Photo by Adam Zand This weekend I had the distinct pleasure of assisting Jennifer McClure, the Executive Director of the Society for New Communications Research, at the Society’s annual Symposium and Awards Gala. Held this year at the Marlowe Hotel in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the Symposium was a day-long presentation of SNCR’s research, conducted by SNCR Fellows and collaborators, which continues to yield some of the most useful data about and ...Shared by Nicole (15)Contribute comment -
Will All Media Go Digital By 2014? (2)
on"I want to make a bet with you today. By January 2014 I will wager that in the US almost all forms of tangible media will either be in sharp decline or completely extinct. I am not just talking about print, but all tangible forms of media - newspapers, magazines, books, DVDs, boxed software and video games." That is how Steve Rubel started the post, The End of Tangible Media is Clearly in Sight, on ...Shared by hellokinsella (6) Mitch Joel (0)Contribute comment
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Top Chef 5 heads to New York, loses Ted Allen (1)
permalinkTop Chef 5 arrives at 10 p.m. ET tonight, just in time to drag the network out of its post-Project Runway, filler-filled (First Class All the Way is a joke, right?) doldrums. The first episode is 75 minutes long, and introduces us to the 17 new contestants who will compete in New York City. Besides the typical change in venue, there's one major change this season: Ted Allen, who's been a permanent judge since season ...Shared by Matt (0)
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Why You Need To Care More About Your Personal Brand (16)
onA brand has always been about the collective emotion and attachment a group feels about a product or service. It's the culmination of everything from the reputation and graphical representation to how the product works to how it is placed and perceived in the marketplace. These new online social spaces have empowered individuals to promote their personal brands (and, yes, every individual does have a personal brand). That being said, a brand is not an ...Shared by Chris (0) Connie Crosby (0) Dan London (0) Elwin Witzke (0) Jeremy Epstein (0) John (3) Joseph Rodgers (20) Kat Tancock (0) Kneale Mann (1) Mark Dykeman (4) Mike Fruchter (55) Mitch Joel (0) Saul (4) siansleep (0) Timothy Parcell (0) webhues (0)
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Saturday Farm Photo: Winged Heart? (1)
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Another Heart Rock Found in the Creekbed© Copyright 2008 FarmgirlFare.com, the award-winning blog where earlier this week we had a couple of extremely frosty 20-degree mornings, but today it was sunny and in the 70s. We went from pulling out the quilts, piling on the polarfleece (I love that stuff), and stoking the woodstove day and night to contemplating shorts and opening all the windows. Some of the sheep have runny noses from the drastic ...Shared by Suzanne (22)Contribute comment -
Google's Gears gives laptops location smarts (5)
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Google has updated its open-source Gears project so Web sites can take advantage of location services in Gears-enabled Web browsers. The underlying technology, which used signals from cell phone towers, was initially developed so mobile-phone users could get a rough fix on their location, even without GPS technology. Now, though, Gears has been augmented with location smarts based on signals from Wi-Fi networks so that people with laptops also can figure out their location to ...- CHC said: Geo-located websites on laptops needed to happen... now I'd like to see a site that pushes this tech forward with a coolness factor.
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