Archive for the ‘Web 2.0’ Category

Being a Female in Tech Rocks!

There are many misconceptions and criticisms about why females are still a major minority in the tech industry. I am one of the few who are not afraid to join and succeed here. If you have a great idea and passion for your work, you can succeed no matter who you are. Being in this industry in such an exciting point in time rocks!

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Is the Internet draining us or do we lack focus?

In this post I comment on the debate going on around if the Internet is making us dumb or not. I tend to think we can make it a positive by putting up good data filters in our minds and taking advantage of the immense amount of data available in a realistic way. Read on for more!

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7th Annual MITX Awards Recap

A recap of the 7th Annual MITX Tech Awards held in Boston, MA. Many successful tech entrepreneurs were awarded and honored for their great ideas and execution, as well as dedication to the Boston tech scene. It was a great event to attend.

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10 Most Outstanding Viral Media Pieces

I have compiled a group of videos and pieces that demonstrate amazing new technologies, photo takes, talents, etc. that have spread all over the Internet. Let me know what you think!

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6 Reasons Why Blog and Internet Security Matter

After having my site be attacked by the Pharma hacker attack last week, I have learned many security precautions that every person should follow today on the Internet. Never trust to give your login information to anyone and always differentiate your passwords across sites. Read on…

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Stop Making Excuses!

Kristin Dziadul discusses why it is so critical today to get involved on social media. The internet was designed to be a social and collaborative environment, so naturally social media makes sense. You must get out there on sites that your market is on, develop relationships, give them free content to help them succeed and learn, and then drive them to your virtual doorstep through inbound marketing.

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PlacePop Demo Review Part II

Kristin Dziadul reviews PlacePop, a new location-based and social smart phone application. It has many updated features including a much easier user interface, social integration, affinity programs, and more! Check out my second demo of this app here!

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Blogs to #FollowFriday

Follow Friday best blogs to subscribe to to learn about Internet marketing, innovation, start ups, social media, new technologies and best blogging practices on a daily basis.

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Information Overload or Filter Failure?

With so much information at our fingertips, from emails to blogs to webinars and advertisements it may seem hard to filter out all these messages in an effective and efficient way. However, you can easily set up filters for yourself so that you can manage these messages and avoid feeling overwhelmed. Read on…

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Please Don’t Turn Off Your Cell Phones

Billy MacDonald, co-founder and Inbound Marketing Specialist for Siphon Marketing discusses that having cell phones out at all times is becoming much more acceptable and even encouraged practice. Although many places such as movie theatres and high school classrooms understandably do not allow the use of cell phones, many other settings are becoming accustomed to people feverishly typing or searching their phones when it would previously be considered rude or unacceptable.

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