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Beautiful Photographs of Winter
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28 Dec 2009Winter is upon us (in the Northern Hemisphere at least). Few things in this world can be so solemn and magnificent at the same time, the winter season being one of those things. In this collection, we share with you a stunning set of photos that capture the true beauty and essence of winter. School’s [...]
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2009 As Seen Through Twitter Hashtags
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27 Dec 2009Chris Allison is a social media strategist at NeboWeb, where he helps clients make the most of the social web. You can follow him on Twitter as the voice behind @Neboweb. You may have seen Twitter’s recently announced most discussed topics of ‘09. The list really highlights the gravity of this important year: A new [...]
Just How Real-Time is Google’s Real-Time Search?
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21 Dec 2009As you have no doubt heard by now, actress Brittany Murphy tragically passed away over the weekend. As saddening as that news was for many, people wanted information about it. As with any other celebrity death or big news event, people scrambled to find updates. This need for fresh info is really where real-time search [...]
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- Tags: Brittany, brittany murphy, celebrity death, Danny, danny sullivan, google, matt cutts, news, quot, rsquo, search, search coverage, time
Christmas Giveaway Day 15: Harvest
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15 Dec 2009A key to running a successful business is to keep your costs as low as possible and to be efficient as possible in areas that will benefit your customers. But that’s common sense and most people already know that. What can be hard is finding out just how to cut costs and make your workflow [...]
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