Cartoon: Google It.
Posted in Social Media Funnies on Jul 11th, 2009
Monthly Archive for July, 2009
Facebook Friday: MS Walk Fan Page
Posted in Facebook Friday, Uncategorized on Jul 10th, 2009
For Facebook Friday, I would like to spotlight the MS Walk, Every Step Matters Facebook page. This is a really cool page. It is not one of the typical corporate pages that get quickly set up, briefly promoted, and then largely ignored once the fans get on board -which, of course makes the fans feel [...]
Collector Spends $17,500 USD on a Nintendo Game
Posted in Around the Web on Jul 9th, 2009
If you wanted to see what is probably the most expensive video game on the planet, take a look at the gold NES cartridge above. A copy of that game, called Nintendo World Championships, was recently purchased by a collector for the tune of $17,500 USD. The games were special made for a contest held [...]
Mythbuster Adam Savage Uses Twitter to Fight $11K Cell Phone Bill
Posted in Around the Web, Social Media News on Jul 3rd, 2009
Here’s an interesting story at abc.com about how Mythbuster star Adam Savage used Twitter to successfully challenge a cell phone bill he received from AT&T for over 11K dollars. The excessive charge came from using a cellular internet data plan meant for the United States while in Canada. From the article: The culprit, he tweeted, [...]
Facebook Friday: Finicky Friends or Overstepping Social Boundaries?
Posted in Facebook Friday on Jul 3rd, 2009
This topic was first was brought to our attention via Twitter by @Alex_Zubarev. It is an MSNBC article discussing the magic behind all of those “friend” suggestions that we have been getting on our sidebar. Of course, we have been getting suggestions for a while now, but lately they seem to be getting a little more….relevant. There [...]
Tweeter or Twit – Which are you in the Twitter scale?
Posted in Internet Marketing Tips on Jul 2nd, 2009
First, lets make sure everyone is on the same page about exactly what twitter is and what it isn’t. According to Twitter, its social media designed to answer the one simple question, “What are you doing – right now?’ in 144 characters or less. A mini-blog, so to speak. So, why do these timely updates [...]
Posted in Around the Web, Toronto News and Events on Jul 1st, 2009