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Busted Big Time: Facebook's Late Adopters Turn the Tables
Be real: no matter how sure you are that you’re getting away with murder (metaphorically speaking, that is), there’s really no need to post pictures of it up on Facebook. Especially if you don’t want...
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At the Office, the iTunes Shared Folder is Fabulous Fodder for Gossip
That’s right, peeps. If you really want to pulse on what’s going on at work, there’s a digital grapevine often overlooked that can serve up a hefty portion of juicy. This promising info-pipeline is, no...
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3 Off-the-Wall Widget Ideas for the Tired Mac's Desktop
My MacBook Pro's dashboard currently serves up the usual fare of garden-variety widgets—simple, run-of-the-mill apps now ubiquitous on every young, on-the-go professional’s laptop. Here's the...
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Creative Spotlight: Orangina Amps it Up with Lusty Busty Wilderness
Here’s one for the books: Orangina just came out with a smutty ad campaign of sexed-up human-animal weirdness that’s so silly and off-kilter it hits the creative nail right on the marketing head. It’s...
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Your Reading Companion for 2008: Make it a Kindle?
I’m not really known to suffer from the kind of Asian gadget fetish that has stricken many of today’s in-the-know urban professionals, who at times seem to be in sears need of intervention from their...
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Quirky Online Games for the Plucky Office Procrastinator
I have to admit I’m a sucker for branded online games. I love the old-school feel that comes from playing them, the throwback to the Atari and original Nintendo-style graphics, the simplicity of the...
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Will TXT for Food, Better Mobile Messaging
Sometimes I feel I'm standing on the gimp side of the digital divide. Let me explain: Seeing as texting in Costa Rica isn’t the most reliable of wireless services, I've automatically defaulted from...
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The Flighty Faux Pas of Shopping While at Work
I don’t mean to stifle your digital shopping habits with vexing online survey results, but I’m sure some of you are at least a tad curious as to how many professionals partake in the joys of Christmas...
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Jazz Up the Internets with Sonic Images and Sound Events
Reading is a highly visual exercise, not only because eying a snippet of text is a visual act in-and-of-itself, but also because words and phrases call on memory and abstract association to evoke...
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Wordsmiths, Wield Your Sassy Social Consciousness!
I don’t mean to come across as completely insensitive, but social causes shepherded online usually rub me the wrong way. Cause invitations on Facebook are by far the most annoying: They’re pat and...
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Guerilla Marketing Thru Instant Messaging
You’ve just come up with a standout sitelet-based marketing campaign. The creative is sparkling and spot-on, the messaging is laser-focused, and the troops are ready for deployment. There’s just one...
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Wacky Wikis That Can Cut: Edgy Alternatives to Wikipedia
As a regular Wikipedia contributor, I've found it's not easy to be as remiss with your entries as many would tend to think. Wikipedia editors pull down anything they deem spamy, overtly commercial, or...
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Attention Internets: Has Web 2.0 Jumped the Shark?
Na-ah, not from where I'm standing! Alas, others would tend to disagree. Check out this video, courtesy of The Richter Scales, to see what I mean. It’s a riot, yes--and even though it brings up a...
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Music as Brushstroke — When Sounds Splash on a Digital Canvas
Here’s a standout site that a friend of mine sent my way last week. It’s really somethin’ else — and in an effort to keep you dialed in on the latest innovations popping up around the Web, I’ve decided...
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Interactive Motion Logic: Groovy Lines for Groovy Minds
Yugop.com is a site unlike any you've ever made your way to before. This experimental online art house, brought to you by avante garde Japanese digital artist and branding expert Yugo Nakamuro, is...
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Honest to Blog? Best and Worst of 2007
Tune in to iMediaConnection and find out which online marketing campaigns the experts are touting as cutting-edge for 2007. Widgets, UGC, touch points, mobile, video, clickthrough, viral, rollout,...
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“I Personally Believe” These are the Most Illustrious Quotes of 2007
Like such as. Nothing like the Internet to mushroom kooky one-off events into pop cultural phenomena. Below a ranking of the five most memorable quotes of 2007, as reported by Reuters.com (I have no...
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Let's See that Again! 10 Landmark Viral Videos of 2007
Top 10 lists have been bubbling up out of blogosphere with torrential tenacity this year. The Internet is brimming hysterically with them. And who doesn’t love lists, rankings and countdowns? I know I...
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Morph it Like a Polaroid Picture — Internet Events Flicker, Fade Away
As I was catching up on my online reading today, perusing my daily blog roundup for salacious posts on the latest Britney shenanigans, I came across this nifty little site that uses insta-technology to...
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I know this video already blew up all over the hipster end of the blogosphere, but I’d figure I’d post it here in case you haven’t come across it yet.It's my small part in helping it reach critical...
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