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Social TV just got the kick it needed

In January this year, I was asked to predict the key trends for 2011 and social tv was one of them (presentation is below if you’re at all interested to see how i’m getting on!). Insights Eleven View more presentations

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Social TV just got the kick it needed

In January this year, I was asked to predict the key trends for 2011 and social tv was one of them (presentation is below if you’re at all interested to see how i’m getting on!). Insights Eleven View more presentations

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PostRank acquired by Google and why this is HUGE news for search

Thanks to my eternally trustworthy pal Paul Gailey, I was made aware that one of my favourite analytics tools Post Rank, has tonight announced it has been acquired by Google. And I don’t think its wise to underestimate how important this will

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PostRank acquired by Google and why this is HUGE news for search

Thanks to my eternally trustworthy pal Paul Gailey, I was made aware that one of my favourite analytics tools Post Rank, has tonight announced it has been acquired by Google. And I don’t think its wise to underestimate how important this will

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Blendingthemix shortlisted! Vote for the underdog!

inWeb 2.0 Blogs As you can see to the above (soon to be the top left when the post moves down the blog!) I have in fact, made it onto the shortlist for Computer Weekly’s “Best Web 2.0 and Business”

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Blendingthemix shortlisted! Vote for the underdog!

inWeb 2.0 Blogs As you can see to the above (soon to be the top left when the post moves down the blog!) I have in fact, made it onto the shortlist for Computer Weekly’s “Best Web 2.0 and Business”

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Google to axe 25% of Double-Click workforce with more to come

This just in from the BBC. The lay-offs make up about a quarter of DoubleClick’s 1,200-strong workforce in the US. Worldwide, DoubleClick has about 1,500 employees. Google’s chief executive Eric Schmidt has suggested that overseas operations, employing a further 300

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Google to axe 25% of Double-Click workforce with more to come

This just in from the BBC. The lay-offs make up about a quarter of DoubleClick’s 1,200-strong workforce in the US. Worldwide, DoubleClick has about 1,500 employees. Google’s chief executive Eric Schmidt has suggested that overseas operations, employing a further 300

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Jeez, needing some link love

Google has downed me to a PR4 in its latest round of changes

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Jeez, needing some link love

Google has downed me to a PR4 in its latest round of changes

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Microsoft and Facebook – its about social object marketing not search

Steve Clayton point to Greg Stirling’s thoughts on the Microsoft buy-in to Facebook being about Live Search but I can’t help but think Greg’s quotation is wrong. With the several billion-dollar investment and acquisitions MS has made recently in advertising

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Microsoft and Facebook – its about social object marketing not search

Steve Clayton point to Greg Stirling’s thoughts on the Microsoft buy-in to Facebook being about Live Search but I can’t help but think Greg’s quotation is wrong. With the several billion-dollar investment and acquisitions MS has made recently in advertising

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Neat little Gmail trick

So as you well know, my job search continues! With a broad mix of experience from direct mail right through to online and web 2.0 bits and pieces, part of me wonders what do other people see about my experience?

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Neat little Gmail trick

So as you well know, my job search continues! With a broad mix of experience from direct mail right through to online and web 2.0 bits and pieces, part of me wonders what do other people see about my experience?

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LAUNCHED: Google History – A PPC goldmine

I noticed today that I could add a Search History feature to my Google tool bar (assuming I had the tool bar installed and was using the page-rank feature) and was quite surprised by what I saw. More often than

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LAUNCHED: Google History – A PPC goldmine

I noticed today that I could add a Search History feature to my Google tool bar (assuming I had the tool bar installed and was using the page-rank feature) and was quite surprised by what I saw. More often than

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What IS Google playing at with Google Checkout?

Just what IS Google playing at. With over 10 years to catch up on Paypal and Worldpay, does Google think that it can dominate payment systems too? OR like with its office suites of products, is it just ensuring it

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What IS Google playing at with Google Checkout?

Just what IS Google playing at. With over 10 years to catch up on Paypal and Worldpay, does Google think that it can dominate payment systems too? OR like with its office suites of products, is it just ensuring it

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Chain Stores – Get onto Google Maps NOW

Maybe I am months if not years behind, but in doing some research for a client, I noticed just how powerful Google Maps could be for chainstores. Get your stores on Google Maps and let people see what you do,

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Chain Stores – Get onto Google Maps NOW

Maybe I am months if not years behind, but in doing some research for a client, I noticed just how powerful Google Maps could be for chainstores. Get your stores on Google Maps and let people see what you do,

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