Image via Wikipedia This post from Darren Rowse has me thinking about myself and the people in my trusted network… “I recently was chatting with a new blogger and they made the comment that after 3 weeks of blogging that they’d run out of things to write about. They had written 10 posts so far [...]
Google Living Stories
Image by wallyg via Flickr Google is like the Lucy van Pelt of media. She is quoted as saying “I’m torn between the desire to create and the desire to destroy.”… “Today, a new Google project popped up in Google Labs (Google Labs) that is a unique extension of this effort. It’s called Living Stories, [...]
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Afraid of making mistakes online?
Get over it! “Risk aversion is the number one reason that people and organizations fail to tap the full power of social media. People often tell me that they can’t afford to make a mistake online, because any error will be just one Google search away for anyone to see, forever. Unless you’re prepared to [...]
Lessons learned from 2009
Here’a a great post from Holly Green… “2009 has come and gone, and many of us are taking a huge sigh of relief. Going through one of the worst recessions in U.S. history will certainly take the wind out of your sails. But we appear to have weathered the worst of the storm. And while [...]
Google privacy
Oxymoron or? Digg users voted on the top ten questions to ask Marissa Mayer, Google VP of Search and User Experience. Kevin Rose, founder of Digg, has the interview. Long, but worthwhile — especially if you’re a fan of Google…
I’m working on a project…
…to put my business online using only tools that are freely available from Google. The purpose of the exercise is to ‘eat my own dog food’ so to speak and thereby demonstrate that it’s possible for any entrepreneur, SMB, volunteer group, etc. to have a robust web presence and take advantage of these tools for [...]
Separate your email from your to-do’s
“Your boss needs the updated PowerPoint presentation file by Tuesday. Your spouse wants to know how many vacation days you’ve got left this year. Your co-worker needs your office pool picks. Everyone gets task requests via email all day long, and it’s so easy to let these messages slip through the cracks. Whether your inbox [...]
Google Reader Keyboard Shortcuts
Image by paolovalde via Flickr What? Not using Google reader? I can show you how it will make short work of staying up to date on whatever you’re tracking… Related articles by Zemanta Google Reader’s “Send to” Feature (mt-soft.com.ar) OK, big request to everybody who can read it – can you please (google.com) Google Reader [...]
Using Google Reader?
Is there a good reason why you’re not? Using Google Reader, that is… Related articles by Zemanta How do you all feel about switching to Google Reader for the time being? It has publishing capabilities, sharing, liking. If you make a profile, you can enter all your other services, so others can find you elsewhere. [...]
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