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Do you think Google ever Googles itself?

By Greg Cargill | Published: February 10, 2010
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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It’s a Google Week in a Google World

By John Furnari | Published: December 9, 2009
Even in this fast paced world (wide web) it’s mind-blowing sometimes what can happen over the course of just a few days. I was traveling throughout the weekend - first having the honor of helping put together a legendary night of music with Ian McCulloch of Echo and the Bunnymen, and then spending quality time discussing [...]
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You Can Tag Status Updates on Facebook. So Now What?

By John Furnari | Published: September 15, 2009
Facebook forged ahead today in its continued adoption of the features social networking users have come to know and love within the walls of its rival Twitter. Although “within the walls” is likely not a good choice of words, as it’s the openness and ability to conversate outside the confines of one-to-one communication that once [...]
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Social Networking and Pro Sports

By Greg Cargill | Published: July 16, 2009
For months, we (bigMETHOD) have been talking as a company and externally with some relevant parties about social media in regards to professional sports teams and players. Beginning with players like Shaq, the sports world and geeks like us see our universes colliding. My mom sent this article about the St. Paul Saints (minor league baseball [...]
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Facebook Tearing Down the Gated Walls

By John Furnari | Published: July 1, 2009
Today Facebook will announce a significant shift in its approach on privacy vs. public display.  This will be just as much a shift in community culture and the way users on the most popular social network communicate. For years Facebook has stood firm on maintaining a sense of structure and privacy where its users only rubbed [...]
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