I was mucking around with Microsoft privacy settings in my Outlook.com account and came across this page. It essentially describes Microsoft’s privacy policy with respect to ads and other services. From a user design standpoint, it makes certain sections stand out and corresponds with their three subheadings of knowing, learning and doing.What struck me was […]
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I’m long overdue for this, but here it is, anyway. SES San Francisco was one of the many events part of Connected Marketing Week. It is, without a doubt, the place to be for any online marketer. A plethora of social, search, and online marketing learning opportunities abound from personalized classroom-style training to sessions to
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The Internet blogosphere has been alive for a week now with buzz about the iPhone that an Apple employee left behind in a California bar. In a nutshell: March 18th: Apple employee Gray Powell leaves his iPhone 4G prototype in a bar. A college-aged gentleman finds the phone and tries to return it. After Apple
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Not that this one is much better. I am eagerly anticipating the full release of WordPress 3.0. More specifically, I’m looking forward to the release of WP3 themes that take advantage of the new Menu system. Bear with my while I try to fiddle with a decent theme.
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