June, 2012

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100 Smart Ways To Invest Your Time When You’re Unemployed

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Unemployment can strike unexpectedly and leave you feeling frustrated, stressed out, and upset. Yet it doesn’t have to be an entirely bad experience. Aside from the financial woes it might create, unemployment can sometimes be a blessing in disguise, helping you take care of things you’ve been putting off, building career skills, or even pushing you in a totally new direction in life — that is, if you choose to use your time away from the workplace wisely.

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Why Native Apps May Not Be Our Mobile Future

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by Alex Kutsishin, President of FiddleFly, Inc. In the apps vs. mobile web debate, the answer is clear. In the tradition of all new technology, its application promises men and women more free time, higher levels of understanding, and an incredibly exciting new way to look at and listen to the world. I’ve always found the quote above fascinating, as it so well sums up the impact new technologies can have on how society interacts with new technology.

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Five Sites Reputation Management Experts Fear

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by Kent Campbell, SEO expert and founder of InternetReputationManagement. com. They’re here. The sites that even your genius SEO guy and tech savvy PR team are often powerless against. Unmanaged, these sites can sink your company online. Here’s my top five (actually eight) villainous sites for businesses looking to protect their precious online reputations.

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Load Impact’s The State Of Web Readiness 2012

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Online cloud-based load testing service Load Impact has released its The State of Web Readiness 2012 report at the just concluded O’Reilly Velocity Conference with a conclusion that should worry website administrators. According to the report – which analyzed data from 8,522 load tests executed across 3,968 websites in 132 different countries – found that most websites overestimate their ability to handle large numbers of visitors by 3.4 times.

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Why Publishers Will Tell You Anything But The Truth

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By Michael Levin. As the publishing industry gathers in New York for its annual trade show, BookExpo America , they’re discussing everything except the one piece of information authors crave: how many books they actually sell. There is no equivalent of gold records in the book publishing industry. That’s because sales numbers are almost impossible to come by, and the numbers you can track down simply cannot be verified.

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Opinioneated.com On The Singapore Food Blogosphere

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If there’s one thing Singaporeans are passionate about, it’s food – if you speak to a local they’d probably have an opinion about every restaurant and dish in the country. That’s also why the local blogosphere is rife with food bloggers, so it’s not difficult to find reviews on even the latest eating places in town.

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What To Do If Your Site Needs Surgery

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By Joe Thomas, Left Brain Digital. … So the guy stands there with his mouth agape and says, “But Doc, why do you have to operate on my foot? The splinter is in my finger!” Why am I leading off with a punch line? Because it applies to about 80 percent of people who can’t figure out why their website doesn’t “work.”. Pretend your website is the patient in my half-a-joke.

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