Monthly Archives: August 2009
Healthcare & Pharma: 10 Years of Google Gone By
Image by Getty Images via Daylife I like to critique Healthcare & Pharma but I do so because I think they’re one of the most important industries in the world, not just to be controversial. I think these two separate … Continue reading
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10 Reasons You Shouldn’t Buy Chris Brogan’s Trust Agents
Chris Brogan has a new book called Trust Agents, co-authored with Julien Smith. I guess it’s about Trust and Agents. Agents of Trust. If you’re serious about being successful online and learning how to meaningfully connect with your stakeholders, you’re … Continue reading
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“55 Ideas On Ideas”
I stumbled upon this marvelous slideshare presentation. The title is catchy and amusing, but the quotes here are pearls of wisdom. What are your ideas? And what are you doing with them?
Filed under Business
Twitter or Blogging? Are You a Sprinter or Marathoner?
Image via Wikipedia The blog is dead. SEO is dead. Social Media has changed everything. No, blogging and SEO aren’t dead: they just have new life. Social Media hasn’t killed blogging: it’s opened up a whole array of possibilities. Twitter … Continue reading
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Google Reader Gets More Social: Here’s Who to Follow
Image via CrunchBase Just days before Facebook acquired FriendFeed, I talked about why FriendFeed is (was) an important tool. Either I was completely wrong or prescient – you decide. FriendFeed.com’s future may be in question – but the social mode … Continue reading
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