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Wise Words from Clay Shirky

If you’re at all interested in the future of newspapers and journalism, check out this GRIT TV interview with Clay Shirky. There is lots of good material here, including Shirky’s contention that we shouldn’t be focused on savings newspapers but, instead, we need to ask whether w...

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Mark Evans — 14 hours ago

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Nine Things Social Media Can Do

Social media is not a silver bullet or panacea that will magically provide the answers to all of your personal or business needs. Rather, social media can be a valuable and interesting way to augment, enhance and jump-start your communications, marketing and sales efforts. By effectively using so...

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Mark Evans — Before yesterday

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A Band Goes Guerilla…Naked

My brother’s band, Freeflowg, is competing for $150,000 prize being given out by Peak 100.9 in Vancouver. In an attempt to sway voters and generate some publicity, they’ve launched some guerrilla marketing campaign involved a “naked suite” – supported by the powers o...

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Mark Evans — Before yesterday

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Mini-Review: Epson Workforce 610

For the past week, I’ve been testing the Epson Workforce 610, an all-in-one machine that prints, copies, scans and faxes. For people running a small business, it’s a powerful and economical way to do pretty much everything you need or want. Here’s a snapshot of what you get: Pr...

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Mark Evans — 5 days ago

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Twitter Lists Seem Interesting But….

You’d think given the buzz about the recent launch of Twitter Lists that someone had re-invented slice bread. That said, my take is the emergence of Twitter Lists is putting the cart before the horse. By that, there’s a bigger problem that Twitter should have addressed before introdu...

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Mark Evans — 6 days ago

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Can Less (Time Online) Be More?

Given my company is focused on helping start-ups improve how they market and communicate online, spending a lot of time on the Web is an occupational hazard. I probably spend 50 to 60 hours/week online, depending on how much work needs to be done. I really enjoy my work, as well as everything the...

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Mark Evans — 7 days ago