Greg Verdino is a futurist, marketer, writer and speaker currently working as VP/Strategy & Solutions at Powered, a full service social media agency. He is currently hard at work on his first business book, microMARKETING, to be published by McGraw-Hill in 2010.
When he procrastinates by surfing the web or manages to step away from the computer and get outside for a few minutes, some of what he finds ends up here.
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Jane Quigley (@jquig99 on Twitter) snapped a shot of me wearing my new microMARKETING custom Nike's for the first time. These kicks match the book jacket (kinda) and are super comfortable. And no, my jeans aren't that short - I was hiking the legs so the custom inscription would show.
But a nice one with some great, up-to-date numbers.
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My take on Buzz so far? *yawn*
But we'll see. In the meantime, if Google hasn't turned you on yet, you missed the announcement or haven't yet grown tired of the knee-jerky blog posts alternately slamming it as lame or presenting it as a social media game changer, this here is Google's official demo clip that shows how the thang works.
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All y'all probably know Facebook turned six last week. This handy dandy infographic from Mashable captures all the fun and funky stats about the site. It's pretty much illegible as an embed but you can click to Mashable and get to the full size image for the deets.
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Killer highlight reel of 1983's most awe-inspiring new gadgets: from portable cassette decks and palm-sized TVs to betamax recorders and (wait for it) personal robots "literally with minds of their own." Where do I get in line for one of those?
Bonus points for perms and special effects.
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I see myself falling into a few of these - thankfully NOT 'dewey decimal system' though.
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Creative barcode designs from Japan add graphic elements to the code's distinctive lines.
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