I just finished Amber Mac‘s new book Power Friending: Demystifying Social Media to Grow Your Business [Affiliate Link]
Below is my video book review. I encourage everyone to go out and pickup a copy today. It’s a quick and very informative read. Worth every penny.
On the latest A2SM podcast we interviewed Amber, so be sure to check it out.
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So I’ve been using this company called OvernightPrints.com for a while now to print my business cards. They’re relatively inexpensive and they usually do a good job. Although not this time.
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After listening to the latest episode of Leo Laporte’s This Week In Tech on the TWiT.tv network where he played the Vuvuzela over and over, I had to take a look for myself.
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Okay I can just imagine the yells and screams of people yelling out their favorite apps for doing this function, but before you post your ideas in the comments or contact me any number of different ways let me explain what I need exactly.
I’ve been finding that lately that both my wife and myself have had to go into our Wedding Excel invite list to get family phone numbers and addresses. Besides being in Excel, it’s not the most accessible from anywhere by both of us. In addition, I want to be able to have categories so certain contacts go in certain areas. Now the first app to come to mind is Google Contacts. But there is a problem with that. I want both my wife and myself to be able to access the account and I’d really like it on my own server. So judging by the last statement, I want it online and Open Source is almost a must. Also FREE would be optimal.
Now that I’ve given everyone the gist of what I’m looking for? Any ideas?
Let me know in the comments! Thanks in advance.
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The world is unpredictable and within a moment what we’ve come to know as fact can change forever.
Shelters during the Cold War were built to ensure against nuclear war. Now we’re building shelters to protect against a force that is out of this world.
Bitrebels just published a great find on Youtube of a CG rendering of a Doomsday bunker. It appears to have all the trappings of home even after home is no longer there. One thing I immediately noticed is the pictures on the wall of natural wonders of Earth. I guess this is a way to keep people feeling comfortable and at home while underground.
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Today Neal, Jody and I did a quick podcast over at A2SM.com entitled Spilling More Information than BP Does Oil. Be sure to take a listen and post your comments. There are also quite a number of interesting links there about the subjects we talked about on the show. Some topic we discussed were Twitter, Facebook, Foursquare, and Social Media/Online Privacy. Enjoy!
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Over at A2SM.com our 17th podcast, Facebook…Like It or Not, went live. Along with my amazing co-hosts, Neal Wiser and Jody Raines, we discussed Facebook and the privacy issues and backlash facing the Social Media giant. We also have links to a variety of stories and resources on the subject of privacy and Facebook lack of it.
Be sure to check it out!
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This was posted over at Go! Animate. If you’re fans of the This Week in Tech Podcast Network, you’ll really enjoy what Bruno Serious has animated.
Check it out!
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Once again a hat tip to Richard Dell over at BitRebels for finding this sneak peak new Adobe Photoshop CS5 technology. Now the narrator says these features are in the Adobe Labs, which means they might not be in the final version quite like what we see here. Still it’s really neat.
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Total insanity. We all knew that Google’s Chrome was fast. But this fast? This is a pretty neat video. Make sure you watch it straight through.
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