The New York Times: On Monday, we started a poll asking readers if they thought offering free software and services cheapened Google’s brand name. Of those responding, 16 percent said YES and 84 percent said NO. Is Google undercutting the value of its own brand by giving away everything free? That’s an interesting implication raised […]
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With the exception of advertising, Google offers most of it’s software and services for free. n {democracy:36} Photo by Google.
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Last Friday, we ran a fun poll to find the ‘fake’ twitter app. Three readers got the correct answer, Twitletter. The other listings were actual Twitter applications. Twaitter is a tweet scheduling program. Twititon allows you to create a petition that people then use their Twitter username to vote on. Tweepular calls itself the ultimate
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There are hundreds of third-party apps available for Twitter. Below are five apps. n {democracy:35} The answer will be revealed Monday. Have a safe and wonderful holiday weekend. Photo by whothetweet.com.
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On Monday, we started a poll that asked readers where they got their news. Six percent said they got their news from newspapers, four percent from radio, 13 percent from TV and a whopping 77 percent from the Internet. This was demonstrated this past weekend with the sudden death of Michael Jackson. The Internet was
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Monday, we started a biz poll asking, “Do you use free software or applications to run your business?” Of those that responded, 82 percent said YES, and 18 percent said NO. Of that 18 percent, I think a lot don’t realize the free software/applications they are already are using. If you are reading this blog
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On Monday, we started a biz poll that asked if you thought consumers’ new frugality is a permanent change? 48 percent said YES and 52 percent responded NO. RedHotFranchises commented “We have just ended an era where people spent without actually having money to a point in time where people spend what they have. Its
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