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By Rania Eldekki, Posted in The Future of e-Business on August 19, 2010
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As you have probably already heard, Facebook just launched its location mapping service that is designed to allow Facebook users with smartphones the ability to let others know their exact location. Besides mapping out your own location, this new...(more)

By Rania Eldekki, Posted in The Future of e-Business on July 8, 2010
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 1) Google indexes mobile content separately.  (Bet you didn't know that!) I contemplated ending the list right here because this reason alone should convince website owners all over the world to create a mobile version of their website, but...(more)

By Sarah Kearns, Posted in The Future of e-Business on June 23, 2010
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Digg.com, a social bookmarking site that serves as an excellent platform for creating viral news has confirmed the upcoming introduction of Digg V4, an improved edition of the social tagging site. This update comes after many users expressed negative...(more)

By Rania Eldekki, Posted in The Future of e-Business on June 22, 2010
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 For those who don't know much about social media marketing, social networking sites such as Facebook and Twitter seem to be a complete waste of time when in fact, it is quite the opposite.Facebook is not a waste of time for businesses. Granted,...(more)

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in The Future of e-Business on October 20, 2009
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Let's just get my burning opinion out of the way: NO, you should not deny your employees access to social media sites.Okay. Let's move on.Earlier this month, Mark Hefflinger reported with Digital Media Wire on the findings of a recent poll conducted by...(more)

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in The Future of e-Business on August 24, 2009
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On Monday, Chris Crum reported with WebProNews.com that search company Google is taking even more steps to integrate customization and online socialization through its personalized homepage platform, iGoogle.Google recently launched a video chat...(more)

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in The Future of e-Business on April 28, 2009
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Last week, online business directory Yelp finally made that pivotal movement many small businesses have been waiting for: the ability for business owners to "talk back" to customers, and "publicly comment on their reviews."Yelp CEO Jeremy Stoppelman...(more)

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in The Future of e-Business on February 3, 2009
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Face it. We're always dreaming of what the future will be like. Hollywood has given us some fantastic films and images to stimulate our brains... robot servants, flying cars, five-course dinners in pill form, video screens that can scan and identify...(more)

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in The Future of e-Business on September 2, 2008
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On Tuesday, Reuters reported that top search company Google is beefing up its office software package by offering “YouTube-like video communications features.” Reuters contends these enhancements will completely streamline the art of...(more)

By Lauren Litwinka, Posted in The Future of e-Business on April 22, 2008
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Since its creation in 2003, Skype Internet calling service has become one of the most useful communicative tools available online. This innovative software requires three things: a computer, an Internet connection, and simple hardware such as a...(more)