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By now, you’ve no doubt heard the buzz about Google Buzz.
Google Buzz is Google’s latest foray into the world of social media. Unveiled Tuesday, Google Buzz is a service within Gmail, Google’s popular e-mail service, which allows users to share messages, pictures, videos and links from the Web.
Buzz is very similar to Twitter and FriendFeed, with elements of Facebook mixed in. Early reviews are mixed, but I really want to know – how can Google Buzz be used strategically by marketers?...
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Let’s talk about Google Wave.
It’s the newest Web-based tool from Google, and it’s been getting a lot of buzz since its debut in September.
Although a limited number of invites went out a few months ago, a larger group of people is now getting an opportunity to check out Google Wave.
So, just what is this buzzed-about tool? And more importantly, how can you use it for your business?
What is it?
Simply put, Google Wave is a real-time communication platform. It has elements of wiki, e-mail...
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I hate labels, but that's the nature of the beast, especially in our biz.
Take the word, "Millennials." (Hey! Watch it, bub! Who you calling a thousand years!)
Sure, it neatly defines a certain age group (usually around 18-25 in 2009 terms) but it always felt kinda forced to me, probably because it was made up by old people like me. They're also called Generation Y (ugh) and Echo Boomers (who makes this stuff up?) But personally, I prefer this version.....written by, and for, the age group it...
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Ever open your mailbox and find 20 messages, all sent between midnight and 5 a.m., offering you everything from low- cost prescriptions to life insurance?
Sure, we all have, everyday in fact. We call this garden variety, simple SPAM.
Then there's the friendly SPAM, stuff sent from friends and relatives that they thought may be useful. Actually, they didn't know what to do with it so they passed it on to you.
Then there's the pass-it-ons. You know, the SPAM that...
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