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THAT Company Rocking the FlairHair Visor
Thank You FlairHair for the awesome visors. Ty Roden (middle), VP of Operations, is especially grateful.
Facebook Profile Photo: Infographic of the Week
The profile photo is often the window into your Facebook soul. Okay, that’s a bit dramatic, but the folks at Pixable have created an interesting
Groupon Goes Public
Groupon filed for a $750 million IPO Monday. Groupon stock could be worth billions as it goes public. Word about the purposed move lit up the
Bing Introduces its Facebook Friends
The battle of social networking integration is heating up in the latest salvo launched by Microsoft. Microsoft recently released a new round of ads
Facebook Profanity Rampant
Something foul on Facebook. The number of profanity incidents has, up until now, gone unrecorded. Reppler, an online reputation management tools company, surveyed
Microsoft Acquisitions and Investments: A Road-map
Microsoft is a like a black hole. Over the years, company’s have been unable to escape the software giant’s gravitational pull. Skype, the Internet teleconferencing
Facebook Like vs Google +1
By Mike Knorr This battle was won before Google +1 ever existed. Mark Zuckerberg knows the importance of being first. Ask the Winklevoss twins
History of Skype: Infographic
Microsoft’s recent acquisition of Skype for $8.5 billion earlier this month has caused quite a stir on the Internet. Do you use Skype? If so,
Content Farms Ruining Search: THAT! Image of the Week
Do you think eHow articles are informative or a nuisance? When Google retooled its algorithm several weeks ago to punish content farms, everyone waited for
Google Music is Here
Google launched its music service Tuesday. Question: What impact do you think Google Music will have on the music industry? The Google Music Beta is
Google Android gains smartphone market share in first quarter
BlackBerry continued to lose ground to Google Android in the battle for smartphone market share in the first quarter of 2011, according to comScore. Which
Social Location Apps: Infographic of the Week
The infographic created by the Social-Loco Conference 2011 breaks down how people with smart phones are using social location applications. So far, restaurants, cafes and
Tracking Facebook Likes
Since Facebook rolled out its iconic Like button almost two years ago, more than 2.5 million websites have installed it. But among the innumerable hordes
Facebook continues to dominate display ad market
Facebook is expected to surpass 1.1 trillion display ad impressions by the end of 2011. 2011 First quarter reports show Facebook dominated almost one-third of
Optimizing social media pages and profiles for Search
Almost half of the top 200 brands in the Fortune 500 have Facebook pages that don’t appear on the first three pages of Google’s search
Osama Bin Laden Killed: Newspaper front pages from around the country
Newspaper front pages all around the country displayed enormous headlines Monday announcing Osama Bin Laden’s Death. Newseum.org, a gallery of newspaper front pages, slowed
Royal Wedding Gear: That Image of the Week
If you didn’t get enough of Prince William and Princess Kate after waking up at 4 a.m. to watch the Royal Wedding, you can always
Social Media Realestate
If you are a homeowner, would you list your house with a Realtor that wasn’t social media savvy? If you are a homebuyer, would you
Yahoo! sells Delicious to YouTube Founders
YouTube founders Chad Hurley and Steve Chen have purchased the social bookmarking service Delicious from Yahoo for a rumored $5 million. Are you a Delicious
THAT! Company Goes to War at the Hard Knocks Arena
We came, we saw, we conquered in the name of camaraderie and team-building! We picked up our lady friend and decimated the competition in a
Facebook Safety and Security Tools expand: Is it enough?
Facebook introduced new safety features this week. However, Facebook didn’t go as far as some would have liked. Many Internet security and safety advocates have
Google Fiber, Lucky Tweets, iFlakes and Zucker-O's: Image of the Week
What if Google Fiber Optics and Twitter links and hash tags were cereal brands instead of Internet technology and social media company. Mashable illustrates this
Beautiful Sparks!
Could oranges be the future power generation we need to light the night with colorful billboards? Probably not! Because while the smell of sweet and
The Current State: Social Networks
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