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Author Archives: Greg Cargill
A decline in social “junk” mail?
Maybe this is only happening to me but recently there has been a major decline in the number of emails I receive daily that are people just sharing funny / silly / profound social media content.
What has changed?
My educated assumption is now that the social web is settling in and users have had the chance to wear [...]
Pepsi gives money for others to pursue “great ideas” instead of doing great things themselves.
Part of my job is understanding what others are doing on the web. That means I spend time every day reading relevant blogs and exploring social networks. I do this for the same reason that we as an agency do this for our clients; understanding the market you are engaging in will result in the [...]
Do you think Google ever Googles itself?
The big news yesterday was the launch of Google’s newest feature, Buzz, furthering their reach into social media (I am not going to recap everything that was said by others; check out the links at the end of my blog post if you haven’t already been carpet bombed with information about Buzz).
What does this [...]
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Personal Management in the year 2010
Every day is more time consuming than the last. Anytime I get 1 thing done I end up adding 2 things to my to-do list. Some of the things on that list are vital to living life; most of the things on that list are mindless amusements. I want to address the latter.
The internet and [...]
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