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How to give amazing lightboard sessions with your Technical Marketing audience.

05/06/2013

Your Facebook Like Is Worth $174.17
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Are you generous with your Facebook Likes? Do you click that thumbs up button for anything that even just slightly amuses you? Maybe you should start charging for liking things. According to a study, your Likes of a brand on Facebook are worth about $174.17 to that brand.

05/02/2013

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OUYA Could Become Emulation Destination With New Projects Covering Game Boy, Genesis, NeoGeo And More | TechCrunch

OUYA is coming soon (tomorrow is the planned ship date for the earliest Kickstarter backers), and recent reports of emulators of classic gaming consoles made for the Android device are generating some buzz. Today, emulator developer Robert Broglia, who's responsible for some of the most popul..

04/30/2013

A little something to make you laugh.
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04/26/2013

Did you know that it's National Pretzel Day today?

Still celebrating Oktoberfest, or getting amped up for the MLB playoffs? Try this easy, delicious, and adaptable recipe for soft pretzels!

04/24/2013

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Name-brand genes: Is our genetic makeup what’s next in personal branding?

Is our genetic material what’s next in the world of personal branding?

04/22/2013

Good morning!
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04/20/2013

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A Year Later, Instagram Hasn’t Made a Dime. Was it Worth $1 Billion? | TIME.com

Last April Facebook agreed to buy the quickly growing photo-sharing network Instagram for a cool $1 billion. A year later, the jury’s still out on whether Instagram will one day reap huge profits.

04/18/2013

Inspiring.
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04/16/2013

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New Flipboard: News and Posts Handpicked and Shared

A new second generation of Flipboard allows users to create and share their own handsome digital magazines with a few clicks and without any design talent required, says Walt Mossberg.