Monthly Archives: December 2011

[worth reading] Absolutely, Positively Unacceptable | FedEx Blog

Along with many of you, we’ve seen the video showing one of our couriers carelessly and improperly delivering a package the other day. As the leader of our pickup and delivery operations across America, I want you to know that

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[worth reading] Absolutely, Positively Unacceptable | FedEx Blog

Along with many of you, we’ve seen the video showing one of our couriers carelessly and improperly delivering a package the other day. As the leader of our pickup and delivery operations across America, I want you to know that

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Shared Items – all you need to know this week: December 20, 2011

The latest news from the around the web: Stop talking about “social” Don't forget to share and G+

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Shared Items – all you need to know this week: December 20, 2011

The latest news from the around the web: Stop talking about “social” Don't forget to share and G+

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[worth reading] The Top 20 iPhone And iPad Apps of 2011 | TechCrunch

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[worth reading] The Top 20 iPhone And iPad Apps of 2011 | TechCrunch

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[KiP] Lansons Conversations » Blog Archive » Infographic: The UK Social Media Census 2011

via lansonsconversations.com Handy breakdown of uk social media users. In ominous Facebook blue but covers the whole spectrum nicely. Posted via email from paulfabretti’s posterous

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[KiP] Lansons Conversations » Blog Archive » Infographic: The UK Social Media Census 2011

via lansonsconversations.com Handy breakdown of uk social media users. In ominous Facebook blue but covers the whole spectrum nicely. Posted via email from paulfabretti’s posterous

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[KiP] Here’s What People Look at on Facebook Brand Pages

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[KiP] Here’s What People Look at on Facebook Brand Pages

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[worth knowing] Here’s a first look at the “New-New Twitter” | VentureBeat

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[worth knowing] Here’s a first look at the “New-New Twitter” | VentureBeat

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[worth reading] A detailed analysis of a perfect blogger pitch | Marketing Conversation

A detailed analysis of a perfect blogger pitch by Chris Abraham on December 3, 2011 · 0 comments via marketingconversation.com Quite nice little explanation of what is probably the trickiest thing of practices – blogger outreach! Posted via email from

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[worth reading] A detailed analysis of a perfect blogger pitch | Marketing Conversation

A detailed analysis of a perfect blogger pitch by Chris Abraham on December 3, 2011 · 0 comments via marketingconversation.com Quite nice little explanation of what is probably the trickiest thing of practices – blogger outreach! Posted via email from

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[worth knowing] Improved Klout Topics « Measuring Online Influence: The Official Klout Blog

via corp.klout.com Check out our improvements to Klout Topics! You can add your own topics and earn sashes for being a topical influencer. Posted via email from paulfabretti’s posterous

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[worth knowing] Improved Klout Topics « Measuring Online Influence: The Official Klout Blog

via corp.klout.com Check out our improvements to Klout Topics! You can add your own topics and earn sashes for being a topical influencer. Posted via email from paulfabretti’s posterous

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[worth reading] Bell Pottinger; the most surprising thing is that they fell for it | Econsultancy

In what could either be the worst case of getting caught out sharing secrets with people you haven’t known long enough to trust, or of schoolboy-level boasting (which will probably be what it’s positioned as), Bell Pottinger is in some

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[worth reading] Bell Pottinger; the most surprising thing is that they fell for it | Econsultancy

In what could either be the worst case of getting caught out sharing secrets with people you haven’t known long enough to trust, or of schoolboy-level boasting (which will probably be what it’s positioned as), Bell Pottinger is in some

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[K2K] Facebook’s Acquisition Of Gowalla Is Official

via feedproxy.google.com So, anyone who is in this space will know Gowalla was recently acquired by Facebook and I can’t help but think that this is SQUAURELY to its change of strategy from being a simple check-in tool to a

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[K2K] Facebook’s Acquisition Of Gowalla Is Official

via feedproxy.google.com So, anyone who is in this space will know Gowalla was recently acquired by Facebook and I can’t help but think that this is SQUAURELY to its change of strategy from being a simple check-in tool to a

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