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Relying too much on Twitter could lead a brand to drop an advertising campaign prematurely. The potential for bad data is why you need to know when to ignore Twitter. Take the recent Honda commercial, for example.
Unlocked iPhone 4 to hit U.S. this week? Everloop, social network for kids gets $3.1 million new fundingApple sued for use of iCloud name
There is a special bond between a Mini owner and his/her car. Mini gives the driver opportunities to customize the car to reflect his/her personality. Likewise,participants can customize a Mini advertisement. Smart.
Google acquires AdMeld for $400 million. Google Chromebook now available pre-order. UK will have to wait until 2012 to get music portion of iCloud
The top 7 questions you should answer in your pitch deck.
Vidyo to roll out low-cost video conferencing. Microsoft to launch own Windows 8 tablet? Twitter Now Has Own Link Shortener.
Amazon sells 105 eBooks for every 100 real books (hard and soft cover). This tipping of the scales took only 3.5 years, much shorter than I expected. It’s a tremendous victory for marketing and for trees.
Apple Showcases iOS 5 at WWDC 2011. Apple introduces iCloud Sony unveils PlayStation Vita.
MobileMe is dead. Long live iCloud.
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Viewsonic unveils ViewPad 10Pro, ViewPad 7X
Lady Gaga and Eric Schmidt Team Up. The Fling Mini is possibly the coolest iPad accessory ever. Chinese company Sina to launch Twitter competitor.
Sony has been hacked again, with hackers breaking into Sony Corp’s computer networks and accessing the information of more than 1 million customers. This is the latest of several security breaches undermining confidence in the company.
Microsoft unveils Windows 8. Google launches +1. HTC reaches out to developers with HTCdev. Twitter announces own photo-sharing service. HP recalls another 162,000 laptop batteries.
Apple has cut a licensing deal with Universal Music Group that will allow Apple’s online music store to offer songs from the largest of the four top record companies. Apple now has the rights to offer recordings from all of the major labels.
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