Can I Bribe You With This?

So earlier today I tweeted about Second Harvest’s Lunch Money Day – it’s this year on February 16th. Basically LMD is a grassroots campaign that asks us to support Second Harvest, Canada’s...
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What the Movie and Television Industries Need to Learn

Recently, while talking to a friend, I found out that he and his family had turned off their cable TV and were not planning to go to movie theatres for films anymore except on special occasions. Why?...
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MIT Compares Twitter To Virus

If you’ve thought of Twitter as a sort of modern day virus, you may be interested to know researchers at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) share your sentiments. They’ve published...
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Social Media Explained

Today I simply wanted to share a graphic that I believe answers the immortal question: “What is Social Media?”
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FREE 11-PART VIDEO SERIES: Internet Marketing “Best Practices” and More …

Get Instant Access To My 11-Part Internet Marketing “Best Practices” Training Video Series – FOR FREE For complete details goto http://bfmp.kajabi.com/ Or click the image…
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The Whistle Blower Report

Here’s something I wrote called the Whistleblower Report: A Short Story of Success With A Long Tail It ruffled a few feathers when I published it because it outlines my approach to marketing and...
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The New Hackerspace Global Grid

Hackers wearing white hats (meaning the good guys) are hoping to build a world-wide network of people donating funds, energy, and expertise to help create a private network of orbiting satellites capable...
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Amazon Kindle Explodes

Kindle Sales Explode During the Holidays… E-book Sales Too! Amazon proudly announced they sold over 4 million Kindle devices during the Holiday shopping season (late November through December). ...
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Firefox Taken Down a Notch With Google Study

Google commissioned a study on browser security from Accuvant, a security firm, which published in the first part of December. The study ranks browsers by security features and the implied secure nature...
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Who Owns Your Social Profiles?

No, this isn’t some conspiracy rant about how all of the information you put out on the Interwebs is owned by persons other than you. Nor is it a delving into the Privacy Policy of one social network...
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