So, I can’t say any more than this…  It’s awesome…  Enjoy.

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My first memories of Television in the 70’s where the days of VHF and UHF.  You may remember those days too…
You know, the ones where we changed the dial by hand on our 13″ black and white TV?
And then my sister got ON TV…  I still remember watching Cheech and Chong’s Up In Smoke!  And [...]

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Tweetmatix Lives

by jkirker on December 20, 2009

Tweetmatix Lives

We started working on Tweetmatix several months ago.
Initially we built it as a tool that would help ice skating and roller skating rinks rinks monitor their brands and grow their Twitter following by connecting with the skaters in their area. However it soon took on a life of its own.
Of course we are still [...]

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Under growing pressure to do something about the horrible service that users like me get to deal with, AT&T and Apple have released an iPhone App to try to work things out.
It’s called “AT&T Mark The Spot” – and when you experience a dropped call, or less than adequate voice quality, you are supposed to [...]

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Jim Rohn – He Will be missed…

December 6, 2009
Jim Rohn - He'll be missed

“Failure is not a single, cataclysmic event. You don’t fail overnight. Instead, failure is a few errors in judgement, repeated every day.”
Those are the words of a wise man by the name of Jim Rohn.
Jim was a motivator, an inspiration, a teacher of wisdom and a guy who just made common sens out of things [...]

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CoTweet Charging for Services Creates Opportunity

November 10, 2009

There is a common theme amongst many internet start-ups.  And it’s not new – Microsoft used it to launch DOS and Windows back in the day.
Here’s how it worked back then.
We’ve got a piece of software (now website) and nobody knows about it.  So how do we spread the word and get people to use [...]

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The Next Step in Twitter Lists? Who Knows…

November 7, 2009

For the last couple months Twitter has slowly been rolling out Lists.  It’s a super valuable feature that allows you to categorize and compartmentalize the people you are following.
Why is this important?
Well, even with a bazillion people on Twitter who don’t have much of value to say (I include myself in this bunch because I [...]

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6 Ways to Help Prevent the Contraction of Swine Flu

October 20, 2009

6 Ways to Help Prevent the Contraction of Swine Flu
“I got this as one of those SPAM CHAIN email’s from a friend. If it’s true and accurate, it might be good advice.  Thought rather than SPAMMING all of your with yet another email, I’d just Tweet and FB a link to the blog. Enjoy and [...]

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