Posts Tagged ‘Social network’

Facebook Local

Friday, April 9th, 2010
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New Facebook changes are coming. And with it, you’ll see a much more localized, geo-targeted social network. Have you ever heard me say that the internet is going local? Only a thousand times. Well, here’s one more clue in case you had doubts…

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Features of Google Buzz

Thursday, February 25th, 2010

Ah one more Google property. One more social network to figure out how to use. Lucky for you, I’ve been playing with it to figure it out, and I have a clip showing how some of the features actually work so you can see it.

Interested?

Watch the clip!

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The Google Buzz Buzz

Wednesday, February 10th, 2010
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Yesterday was a BIG day for Google. And for social networking. I went over it in my live show at BusinessInnerCircle.com, as well. But I wanted to make sure and post it here so everyone knows.

Google released their newest product called “Buzz” yesterday. Essentially, it’s a social network which links your twitter feed, your youtube videos, your flickr pics, and all other social networks that Google can figure out that are connected with you…all to your gmail.

This is a preview of The Google Buzz Buzz. Click here to read The Google Buzz Buzz in full (321 words, 2 images, estimated 1:17 mins reading time)

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Google’s URL Shortener

Wednesday, December 16th, 2009

Google finally gets their fingers into the URL shortener pie.

There are numerous companies who create URL shortener tools. These are tools that take a long url and shorten it so that it fits into a character-limited field like Twitter or a status field in one of your other social networks. They help ensure that your social network messages don’t get cut off, give you more space to say what you want to say, make it easier to forward, share, retweet, etc. without cutting off bits of the long url.

This is a preview of Google’s URL Shortener. Click here to read Google’s URL Shortener in full (209 words, 1 image, estimated 50 secs reading time)

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