In case you haven’t heard, some 6.5 million LinkedIn password were leaked. If you want to find out if you were one of the unlucky millions, go to LeakedIn and find out. Even if your password wasn’t leaked, it’s still not a bad idea to just go ahead and change it. By the way, now’s […]
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Google has made local results even more useful for mobile users. The results more closely match what you get on a desktop. One more reason to keep those Google Places profiles updated. Find places faster with quick access to local info on the go – Inside Search.
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Small Business Saturday was launched last year to help small businesses get a leg up during the busiest shopping weekend of the year. Held the day after Black Friday, the program was created by American Express to raise awareness of the important role small business plays in our economy. This year Facebook, Google, Twitter and
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I was on my way back from a meeting and got stopped in traffic waiting for a train. A guy from Smoketown USA was walking around handing out menus to everyone waiting. They’re just around the corner from the intersection at the railroad tracks so I’m guessing that whenever traffic is stopped for the train,
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Just discovered this cool Google Apps add-on today. It’s called Wishery and it allows to manage subscriptions in Gmail for services like MailChimp or Constant Contact and others. Check out the video.
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There is an exhibit at the Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft by some guy calling himself “David Sharpe.” This is not me. He is an impostor. Here’s an excerpt from the museum website. The imagination of Kentucky native David Sharpe’s palette of landscapes and figurative forms knows no boundary lines. His intuitive senses are