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Geary Fresh
Geary Fresh Geary?s Collaborative Thoughts about What?s New and Fresh Home About Geary Interactive We're fresh at Geary Interactive.Subscribe to our blog to get a taste of our perspectives, ideas and endless ingenuity. Infographic: Disasters in the age of new media and social sharing Posted on May 5th, 2011 Leslie Hammann No comments The notion that social media has revolutionized how we absorb, share and find information is not new. Twitter broke the news about Osama bin Laden?s
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ESET ThreatBlog
ESET Threat Blog Home > Threat Blog Most Recent | Most Popular | Most Discussed 9/11: More Scams Upcoming by David Harley September 8, 2011 at 11:43 am Nearly ten years ago, I was sitting in an office in Birmingham (in the UK) reading the first messages about the shocking and tragic attacks on the Twin Towers. The tenth anniversary of those attacks is not one I relish thinking about, let alone writing about, but I'm afraid I must. In a presentation I did last ? Read More
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CNN
ISIS is proving more popular than al Qaeda with extremist groups across the Muslim world, writes Peter Bergen.
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tylertravitz.com/blog
designingpr
designingpr design. pr. internet. technology. social media. Subscribe via RSS Follow me on Twitter About Tyler 6Oct/105 Brief Thoughts on the New Gap Logo So if you haven't been paying attention, Gap has supposedly replaced their square blue logo with a newer, "PowerPoint inspired" Helvetica-laden design that has Paul Rand rolling in his grave. Old and New Gap Logos (image courtesy of Huffington Post) Twitter has been aflutter with 140-character (negative) reviews, major news outlets and blogs
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Skip's Blog: June
Skip's Blog Sunday, June 27, 2010 25 Years and 3 Reunions On Friday I came home after a fifteen hour workday to an empty house and a full mailbox. I dragged my weary self through the front door with my arms laden with mail, my backpack, house keys, car keys (Yes, I have two separate key rings), Nintendo DS, Zune and various other daily necessities that have seemed to overtake my need of a more simple life that does not involve any electronic gadgets and sundries. I dumped most of my armload