Today, across the country, football fans woke up like it’s Christmas morning; betting pools are now being finalized, cheese-laden dips are being stirred to heart-stopping perfection and beer cans are clicking open at an alarming rate, all in preparation for the biggest night on television, football’s highest Holy Day, the Super Bowl.

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Apple seems to truly be taking over the world.  Their products have struck a chord with…well, with every single person on the planet.  But more than that, they seem to be quietly – with a smile and a clever, catchy ad campaign – ticking away media after media off a master checklist, swallowing one industry after another in the friendliest monopoly ever witnessed.

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A lot of hard work is going on behind the scenes here at Rick’s RSS to totally revamp the way the site looks and more importantly provide high quality editorial content that you can truly use in your professional communication life.

My last post for 2009 is about the future and not the past. if we ever needed validation that social media isn’t a fad, 2009 gave us all of the examples we’ll ever need.

by Emily Volz

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John Marciano’s book Anonyponymous: The Forgotten People Behind Everyday Words examines the origin of common words like sandwich and Frisbee. Marciano found that many names have an interesting history, but the meanings or people behind them have been all but forgotten.

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Since we are now officially in the holiday shopping season I thought the blog post I just read, — If Newspapers Were Stores, Would Visitors Be “Worthless” Then? —  would be my early Christmas present to you.

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Although the Internet has been around for decades, there’s no question that during the past ten years the net has experienced its most rapid growth. What’s been the most “influential” Internet moment? The Webby folks recently took a shot at trying to define the Ten Most Influential Internet Moments of the Decade. They chose the following:

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I’m on a Alpha-Beta testing roll lately. First, I was given a sneak peak at Twitter Lists — which I really  like a lot.

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Can You Anticpate and Predict Trends?

j0341859When it comes to Social Media Marketing, what are the latest trends?  Where is the ROI?  How can you use it to successfully reach your target audience and convert them to customers?  After all…somebody’s got to answer to key stakeholders and bottom-line results. 

Thecompleteguidetogooglewavecover01If there were ever a need for a “Google Wave For Dummies” book this is the time. But until one is published it looks like a pretty darn good alternative is already on the market; it’s called, The Complete Guide to Google Wave. And it’s FREE!