List/Grid Tag Archives: technology
Crisis Management – BlackBerry Turned to Social Media
If you use a BlackBerry smart phone, you were probably irritated by the global failure of their data network (that lasted almost a week). Affected BlackBerry users experienced slow-to-no data…
Face Recognition Software; From Creepy to Facebook
How Facebook used the rules of customer engagement to get users to embrace technology once regarded as creepy. If you upload a series of photos to your Facebook profile, you’ll…
How Realtime Tech Can Highlight and Fix Biz Failures; Bikeshare review
One company that’s falling down on the job of using negative sentiments to improve its service is Capital Bikeshare in Washington DC. Subscribers to Capital Bikeshare’s service have access to…
What Microsoft Thinks of the iPad
Starting today, the iPad 2 is finally available at an Apple store near you. The revamped device is 33% thinner, 15% lighter, and outfitted with HD cameras, improved battery life…
Google Search Algorithm Updates-What’s New
If you’ve got a Website or any type of Web presence, search engine rankings should be important to you. Last week Google made some dramatic changes to their search algorithm…
Yahoo! Embraces the Power of Facebook and Google
After much testing Yahoo! made a bold move last week to allow all users to log into their accounts with their Facebook or Google IDs.
Top 10 Interactive Marketing Articles for 2010
2010 was a great year for us – we thoroughly enjoyed sharing the many interactive marketing ideas we published on this Website and elsewhere. Many of our articles were based…
Google – Teaching Parents Tech (for Product Awareness)
“Teach Parents Tech” developers have successfully built a platform that utilizes email and Web-based videos to inform and educate. Not only does Google build product awareness, they also have the opportunity to learn about their customers’ technology strengths and weaknesses
The Press Release is Dead
When was the last time you read a press release? Unless you wrote it, your answer is most likely “never”. Five years ago press releases were necessary for industry analysts, stakeholders and journalists to get wind of what organizations were up to. Today, few writers are grabbing press releases from fax machines or Web sites to craft headline stories for print media.
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