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So You’ve Checked in on Foursquare, Now What?

Our very own Craig Saper discusses geo-social and 3rd party APIs.

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Google’s ‘Instant’ Effect on Advertisers

Will Google Instant render AdWords and SEO irrelevant or just improve search efficiency? Our own Ashley DiPasquale discusses the advertising implications of Google's new search functionality.

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5 Secrets to Mobile Marketing Success

Every company is thinking about mobile marketing (and for good reason). Mobile devices are expected to overtake the computer by 2013 as the most common way to access the web according to a recent research study by Interpublic’s Initiative. Consider these 5 tips before embarking on your mobile marketing journey.

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Google Images: Bigger, Better, and Faster

If you’re anything like me, you’re probably surfing the web for an image daily. With Google Image’s new enhanced functionality search, it’s evident the times, they are a changin’.

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I’m on a Horse: Defining Success for the Old Spice Guy

The popularity of the Old Spice Guy is undeniable. But, the great debate has now begun: If a campaign is “popular” or “viral”, does that mean it’s also “successful”?

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TripCast: Our Jeep iPhone App Adventure

We love adventure. We love mobile. We love Jeep. So, you can imagine the fun we had developing Jeep’s first iPhone application: TripCast, a trek-tracking, geo-social sharing utility.

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Adult Swim Loves to Hate

When viewing video content on popular television network websites, like NBC.com or BravoTV.com, we’re all familiar with the ability to sort by “Top Rated.” But, Adult Swim has a different approach. In addition to a “Top Rated” sort option, the quirky Cartoon Network co-habitant also offers a “Top Hated” sort.

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Apple to Google: If We Can’t Change Rules, We’ll Change Game

Last Friday, June 11, 2010, Apple released the latest version of its Safari browser, sending tech news outlets spinning over a new feature known as Safari Reader. Safari Reader essentially lays a shade over a webpage that blocks ads and puts the focus strictly on the content of the page.

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