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Is Facebook vs. Twitter the next epic battle?
With the recent design changes at Facebook, the media is buzzing about the “epic” battle for status update supremacy. If you are looking for an informative article about the growing rivalry, check out a great post by Brian Solis on … Continue reading
My love-hate relationship with LinkedIn
Over the last few months I’ve seen a significant decrease in LinkedIn connection requests and a corresponding increase in Facebook friends. It seems that Generation X is waking up to Facebook and may start nibbling on LinkedIn’s user base. While … Continue reading
Day 15: You’re ugly, you have no friends and…
…your mother dresses you funny. That was a common insult when I was about 8 years old. These days I take solace in the fact that I did find a loving wife years ago and my mother doesn’t dress me … Continue reading
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Microsoft, Still the Bridesmaid?
With all the noise about the potential “deal” with Microsoft and Yahoo, it’s easy to forget that the combined company would have around 50% of the total search traffic of Google. While a Microhoo “merger” would provide wider distribution for … Continue reading
We’re gonna party like its 1999
I read in the Wall Street Journal this morning that Google and Microsoft are in an epic battle for the hearts and minds (and ad dollars) of Facebook. Besides not knowing who to cheer for, my mind drifted to Geocities … Continue reading
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Tagged advertising, B2B, Facebook, Google, Microsoft, Wall Street Journal
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