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At stake is who will control, and earn the lucrative fees, from the cash companies are pouring into Facebook and Twitter ads. (RT @adage: Social Media Advertising Is Set to Explode. Who Will Control It? 
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Capture anything you see on your PC screen! SnapIt is convenient for bloggers who capture and crop images for ther posts, for tech writers who need to describe menus and interfaces of applications, web designers and those who work with graphics every day.
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The richest Americans are gathered in a handful of metropolitan areas (Where the 1% Live - @AtlanticCITIES - http://t.co/ZmkGmc0N...)...
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Quite an interesting article about one University's controversial social media plan. http://t.co/7tE3ZJu7 Thoughts?
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I have opinions now & then.(some interesting data & visualizations here: http://t.co/dkaGpJJu @degusta...)...
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New Study: Social Media has Outsized Impact on Sales and Brand Perception - MarketWatch http://t.co/bLq4Sjft...
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RT @Geert_Ziff: 50%+ CMO's underprepared for customer influence, social media & data explosion. 
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Are you merely networking or are you leading? There's a big difference: and it seems like far too many stop short at networking, while a select few companies and people choose to take the next step and lead.
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This post is one in a series introducing my new book, The End of Business as Usual.
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This month will see the world's population reach seven billion - a chance to think about the many implications and to examine which countries have benefited from the so-called demographic dividend.
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NOTE: Subscribe to my newsletter and you can read these columns a whole day before they appear on our website. In the past four weeks, "Occupy" protests have spread from Wall Street to San Francisco to nearly every major city in the U.S.
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In my opinion, the most powerful social media profile you can use is the LinkedIn profile. Most powerful that is, if you are looking to do more business and/or achieve your professional goals.
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A new Canadian Survey on Social Media Risks reveals a dangerous gap in corporate social media security.
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News orgs: your #data visualizations may be beautiful, but do they tell a story?
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According to the American Thoracic Society, asbestos has been the largest cause of occupational cancer in the US.
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Mexican Football Team Replaces Player Names With Twitter Handles http://t.co/r7ivc2MV cc @baldosa @minivago...
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RT @MiniGadgets: Businesses need to "realize that a 'Like' or 'follow' does not equate to an opt-in for marketing communiqué." http://t.co/tuVXQvCZ...
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Like infographics and data visualizations? Visual.ly is the world's largest community of dataviz and infographics. Come explore, share and create.
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Twitter has proved a lifesaver for teens using its location feature to signal authorities, and a forum tying together disparate ethnic groups in a common tragedy (Social media - a literal lifesaver: http://t.co/KKki5P6Z...
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Social media is not just about building awareness. Today, marketers can use it to drive revenue. Here 5 ways to do it.
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After some false starts, Facebook has finally figured out how to evolve social media advertising.
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Here’s Stephen Paul’s Top 3 picks from the latest round of Social Media Infographics. First Up Infographic.
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It’s easy to say that purchasing anything, even virtual goods, is driven by money. It’s almost a nonsense statement; of course money is tied into the buying spree that’s happening in social gaming, mobile apps, and virtual merchandise. Digging deeper, we can see that money is driving it, but it’s not the direct sales that are making it popular.
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Is Facebook making us smarter? Or do smart people understand Facebook more?
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