September 2011
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App Tells You Which LinkedIn Connections Are in... →
Sonar, a new app that tells you which of your Foursquare, Twitter and Facebook friends are in a room, is treading into the professional world Wednesday as it adds data from LinkedIn. The iPhone app [iTunes link], which first launched in May, shows you who is checked in to the same place as you…
Sep 14th
July 2011
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Internet Socialization
My friend @teewilts inspired me to tweet this just now: She mentioned that she had an interview for an administrative position with a certain global brand and was drilled: “HOW MANY TWITTER FOLLOWERS DO YOU HAVE???!?!?!” I totally LOLcanoed at that one. What are you (brand) actually going to do with her followers? They don’t love you. They love her. Follow my metaphorically...
Jul 14th
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Google+ On The Real.
I’ve been getting TONS of tweets/FB messages/emails in the last few days asking for feedback on the new G+ product and I am ready to rock with my [scathing] commentary! I will try to provide a basic outline of what it is, how it works, and then get real with you on what to do with it.  1. What is Google+ in one sentence? Facebook in the style of the Googleverse.  2. What makes it...
Jul 10th
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April 2011
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Complete List of April Fool's Day Internet Gags →
Thankfully, TechCrunch took the work out of compiling the list myself. I was entirely too busy laughing and forwarding to pin these down by the end of the day. April Fool’s Day is the internet equivalent of Super Bowl Sunday in regard to the quality of comical commercial interruption. [Sourced via luckyant] [Reblogged via TechCrunch]
Apr 2nd
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Social Media Utility: FullyFollow.Me
FullyFollow.me is a simple, useful utility that provides a one-stop, opt-in follow across several social networks. It currently supports Facebook, Twitter, and LinkedIn, and according to the company’s Facebook Page, more connections will be added shortly. The orange background hurts my eyes, but I wouldn’t not throw this link in my email signature or link to a button on my Web site: ...
Apr 2nd
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NYC BigApps 2.0 Winners Announced:
The winners of NYC BigApps 2.0 have just been announced, and I would encourage EVERY NEW YORKER WITH A SMARTPHONE to check out these utilities. Thank you to the great tech teams for helping to make our city a better [more navigable] place! I just downloaded NextStop, CultureNow, an DontEat.At and can’t wait to get started!
Apr 1st
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Apr 1st
March 2011
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A Short Reminder for NY Times Readers
The NY Times paywall is UP beginning today. Access serviced through social media links will be honored, and content beyond the paywall will be free through this reach. Otherwise, it costs about the same to subscribe digitally as it does to buy the print version. Readers will pay $15/mo. for unlimited online and smartphone content, $20 for online access and the iPad tablet app, or $35 for...
Mar 28th
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Startup Watch: Ohours!
Remember back in college when you had to chase down your professor, advisor, counselor, registrar, etc, for office hours to get the time of day in to work through issues with your program? (I KNOW I DID/DO/WILL AGAIN SOON IN THE FUTURE!) There is a new tech startup in the virtual space that structures this type of meeting without having to go through the email battle it takes to actually make...
Mar 23rd
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How To Use LinkedIn as a Professional Networking...
I attended a career panel hosed by the Direct Marketing Educational Foundation yesterday at the SES New York Expo moderated by Matt Mc Gowan. (Managing Director, Incisive Media) On the panel were 4 acclaimed guests; Chris Boggs, (Director, SEO, Rosetta) Michael DeHaven, (SEO Product Manager, Bazaarvoice) Bryan Eisenberg, (NYT Bestselling Author) and Noran El-Shinnawy (Internet Marketing Manager,...
Mar 23rd
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Multiple Personalities: The Reason I Have 7 Email...
I took a Direct Marketing class last fall. When the class came to learn about email list merge/purge, the professor asked the students to raise their hands if they had more than one email address. Then more than two. Hands went down quickly. I was totally ‘that girl’ who still had her hand up after five. I am an [active] part of dozens of communities. Few have any commonality...
Mar 19th