Month: November 2011

These are my links for November 18th, 2011 through November 20th, 2011:

• Bring back Kozmo; the ‘lost’ Steve Ballmer interview … and other quotes of the week –
• Awesomely Weird 3D Printed Coffee Cups –
• LivingSocial to Announce $200 Million in Funding Next Week [REPORT] –
• Groupon Does Good: Deals Feed Families in Need, Offer $1 Lunches –
• Google Earth Follows Robots Across the Pacific Ocean [VIDEO] –
• Now You Can See the Source of Einstein’s Genius –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 18th, 2011 from 12:57 to 15:00:

• 88 percent believe social media marketing has business impact –
• Apple turns up heat on Amazon over use of ‘appstore’ for Kindle Fire –
• Look Up: Wolfram Alpha Can Identify That Airplane –
• What Is a Social Media Communicator’s Duty in a Crisis? –
• WOMMA Summit Top Trends –

These are my links for November 17th, 2011 through November 18th, 2011:

• No. –
• Google+ confuses UK consumers –
• 67% Of Small Business Owners Won’t Invest In Social Media In 2012 [INFOGRAPHIC] –
• Cloud Music Showdown: Amazon vs. Apple vs. Google [REVIEW] –
• Pro Occupy Wall Street Messages Projected on Verizon Building –
• Facebook’s environmentally-friendly data center features high-tech cooling system –
• Research firm estimate: The $199 Kindle Fire costs $201.70 to make –
• Boosting Your Websites Authority –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 17th, 2011 from 16:24 to 17:47:

• High School Students Allegedly Using Vodka-Soaked Tampons to Get Drunk –
• Please Turn On Your Cell Phone: Fandango Embraces Mobile Movie Tickets –
• Microsoft software would detect, score and report obnoxious workplace habits –
• Kindle Fire will outsell iPad, Windows Phone will rebound, and six other tech predictions –
• Sour Candy Not Much Better For Your Teeth Than Battery Acid –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 17th, 2011 from 12:43 to 15:17:

• BREAKING: Yelp Files for IPO –
• Color Changing LED Bulb –
• Jetpacks Finally Go on Sale…for $100,000 [VIDEO] –
• PayPal Launches Free ‘Send Money’ App On Facebook –
• AIM Redesign Gives the Service a Shot in the Arm, a Shot at Relevance –
• Amazon smartphone is ‘next logical step,’ analysts say –
• Facebook Reveals its User-Tracking Secrets –
• Google Launches New Music Store in Android Marketplace –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 17th, 2011 from 09:31 to 11:21:

• Forget Text, Vimessa Brings Visual Voicemail to the Masses –
• NASA Releases Highest Resolution Map of the Moon Ever Made –
• Mysterious Structures In Chinese Desert Captured By Satellite Explained…Most Probably (video) –
• You Can Now Call Facebook Friends From Skype –
• Biggest Names Online Take Out Full Page Ad in NYTimes Speaking Against SOPA –
• Navigon 2.0 for iPhone Lets You Download Maps by State –

These are my links for November 16th, 2011 through November 17th, 2011:

• The Science Behind Airport Body Scanners –
• Decide.com’s new iPhone app helps gadget shoppers find a better deal nearby –
• Last Week Was Google+’s Third-Biggest Yet for Traffic [STUDY] –
• Twenty-five percent more B2B marketers using content marketing –
• Was the AP Wrong to Reprimand Reporters for Publishing News on Twitter First? –
• 6 Must-Have Tools for Non-Profits –
• 1 in 6 Job Seekers Found Their Current Job on a Social Network –
• Mobile marketing alert: Smartphone sales continue upward trend –
• Facebook Tests A ‘See Likes’ Shortcut To Page Insights –
• Facebook Page Creators Embrace Google Plus –
• Tablets likely to outsell laptops during holidays –
• 6 Ways to Be More Persuasive With Social Media –
• Is Microsoft about to enter the social networking fray with Socl? –
• Facebook Ad Analytics Down To The Keyword Level –
• Steve Jobs ‘Lost Interview’ debuts in theaters tonight –
• Redesigned Lithium Batteries Could Charge Ten Times Faster, Last Ten Times Longer –
• Why Your Non-Profit Needs to Stop Ignoring LinkedIn –
• Fathoming the Hugeness of Amazon [Infographic] –
• Facebook Glitch Has Heinz Playing Catch Up –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 16th, 2011 from 09:42 to 11:04:

• RIM Wants You to Forget Your Office Pass on Purpose — And Use Your Phone –
• Your Brand’s Facebook Updates: Still (Mostly) Ignored –
• 4 Exquisitely Simple Security Fixes For Your WordPress Blog –
• Oh, the Possibilities of the NYC Subway’s Pirate WiFi Chat Room –
• LEGO Sort and Store –
• RNKD: Zappos Founder Launches New Voyeuristic Ecommerce Site –
• Pac Man Cufflinks –
• Steve Jobs Pondered Creation of an Apple-Only Mobile Phone Network –
• Boxee: Cut Your Cable, With Our HD Antenna –

These are my links for November 15th, 2011 through November 16th, 2011:

• The Department of Justice Wants Fake Facebook Names To Be Illegal – sheesh !!!
• Nook Tablet Arrives Earlier than Expected –
• #measurePR: Learning From the Community –
• Visa unveils new digital payments brand V.me –
• Radiator Booster Mk3 –
• Our Dangerous Addiction to Social Media Case Studies –
• Clipboard Reinvents Copy-and-Paste for the Web [INVITES] –
• Stealth Wendy’s Campaign Got 33,000 Twitter Followers in a Month –
• David Lynch’s ‘Blue Velvet’ Remains An All-Time Great Film 25 Years Later –

These are my fantastically selected links for November 15th, 2011 from 13:00 to 18:31:

• Game of War –
• Google+ Pages Can Now Be Managed With Third-Party Apps –
• More than 70 percent of marketers say SEO is ‘effective’ –
• Facebook Comments Are Four Times The Value Of Likes –
• Extending the New York City Grid Worldwide Is Fun, Worrisome –