Monthly Archives: September 2012

Percolate, New York’s Gift To CMOs, Has More Than 30 Fortune 500 Clients Paying $10,000 Per Month

September 30, 2012
Percolate, New York’s Gift To CMOs, Has More Than 30 Fortune 500 Clients Paying $10,000 Per Month

PSFK These days, it’s tough to be a CMO. You have to make sure your team of community managers produces tons of (appropriate) daily content and spread it across a slew of social media sites. You’re humanizing the voice of the brand every day; it’s time consuming and difficult to consistently come up with...

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Meet Pax By Ploom: The MacBook Of Vaporizers

September 30, 2012
Meet Pax By Ploom: The MacBook Of Vaporizers

See Also The 12 Best Social Networking Apps Meet Embark, The App That’s Filling The Giant Hole Left By Apple’s Maps Meet Jasmine: The Best Way To Watch YouTube On The iPhone And iPad If you’re a smoker, you know how bad the habit is for your health but your addiction won’t let you...

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Tumblr will be down for a few hours this Saturday for ‘last major step’ in infrastructure upgrade

September 30, 2012
Tumblr will be down for a few hours this Saturday for ‘last major step’ in infrastructure upgrade

Tumblr today announced that all blogs as well as the Tumblr Dashboard will be unavailable for a “few hours” on Saturday October 6, starting at 4:00AM EST (1:00AM PST). The company explained this was a required move as the microblogging platform, which serves billions of impressions for its 150 million users, attempts to further...

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The absolute beginner’s guide to using Adobe’s new Edge Web Fonts on your site

September 30, 2012
The absolute beginner’s guide to using Adobe’s new Edge Web Fonts on your site

As shown in the Create The Web event, Adobe recently launched an entirely new family of Edge products focused on emerging Web technologies and open standards. This is a promising development on Adobe’s part, and should help make working with HTML5, CSS3 and JavaScript a bit easier for beginners. Edge Web Fonts is one...

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Import.io launches in beta to connect apps with data more easily

September 30, 2012
Import.io launches in beta to connect apps with data more easily

London-based cloud platform Import.io, is launching its data exchange for connecting suppliers with users via a single API. Founded in June this year, the company grew from Kusiri, the data aggregator used by large companies to manage information. Import.io takes the underlying technology from Kusiri and adds a web layer so that more people can...

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Last week on GigaOM Pro: the future mobile, Yahoo, and health care data reform

September 30, 2012
Last week on GigaOM Pro: the future mobile, Yahoo, and health care data reform

It’s been a busy few weeks. You may have noticed that we skipped our usual GigaOM Pro recap last week, as all hands were on deck at our Mobilize conference. Coming up next, we’ll be launching our first international event, with Structure:Europe in Amsterdam on October 16-17. In the meantime, check out what our...

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Your phone will soon be your new doctor

September 30, 2012

Imagine a day when your phone has all of your health information. It knows your goals, your time horizons and what activities you need to focus on to achieve those goals. It knows your schedule, whether you like to do things alone or in groups and who you like to train with. It knows...

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Which of the 3 cups has a cloud under it?

September 30, 2012
Which of the 3 cups has a cloud under it?

In the fight over private versus public clouds, we’re all arguing about the same thing. But we keep doing it because we somehow believe we can confuse the customer into buying “more of mine” and “less of hers” if we explain how our vision of cloud is better. I’ve written about what cloud is...

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Microsoft Needs Windows Phone 7 – Not WP8 – To Win Significant Mobile Market Share

September 30, 2012
Microsoft Needs Windows Phone 7 – Not WP8 – To Win Significant Mobile Market Share

Microsoft’s rebooted mobile OS, Windows Phone 8, arrives in a matter of weeks – so it’s a case of Windows Phone 7 is dead, long live Windows Phone 8 right? Not so fast. WP8 is certainly Microsoft’s new weapon of choice for competing in the smartphone space — with no further OS updates planned for...

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Imagine No Ads On Facebook. It’s Easy If You Try

September 30, 2012
Imagine No Ads On Facebook. It’s Easy If You Try

Facebook has to show more ads to make more money, right? Wrong. Or at least not necessarily. If it expands its new off-site ad network and Gifts ecommerce product, it could rely on its data, not its traffic, to grow its revenues. That would leave its site and apps uncluttered, designed to maximize enjoyment,...

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