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Yahoo Mashup Tools for web development: YQL and Yahoo Pipes

March 23rd, 2010 by Srilatha Marru Posted in Mashup, Programming, Twitter, development, social media | No Comments |

While I was building a Flickr Photo Stream for the newly branded Finelight Website, I came across various APIs and Tools to extract the information from Flickr. Flickr photo gallery is built through RSS Feed, JSON parser and Jquery Cycle Plugin. This intrigued me and I further explored tools for RSS syndication and mash up

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SXSW: Wishlist

March 10th, 2010 by John Jacobsen Posted in Twitter, bloomington IN, conferences, creativity, interactive marketing, mobile, social media | No Comments |

Out of curiousity, I decided to go through the SXSW schedule and see what I’d be missing. As I dug through the massive schedule of events, I realized I’d be missing out, BIG TIME. So just for fun, I put together my very own wishlist of events for the week to remind me of how lame I am for not going.

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2010: Shake It Up

January 25th, 2010 by John Jacobsen Posted in Twitter, bloomington IN, creativity, interactive marketing, social media | 2 Comments |

I’m not usually the New Year’s resolution type. In fact, as a joke my friends and I have made semi-sarcastic resolutions for the past two years. In 2008, I promised to “tell it like it is” more, and hold back on sugar-coating my words. In 2009, we resolved to “not take ourselves too seriously.” While these are fine lifestyle goals, no one is really holding me to them. That’s why this year I’m implementing a three-pronged, collective resolution for myself and anyone listening in 2010: Shake It Up.

Three things we can all do to make 2010 a better year:

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Social Networks as Marketing Platforms

December 21st, 2009 by Chris Kolehmainen Posted in Blog, Twitter, advertising agency, bloomington IN, creativity, interactive marketing, marketing strategy, social media | No Comments |

Social networks (Twitter, Facebook, YouTube and the like) are tremendously popular and attract a multitude of regular visitors. Due to the various and sundry amusements these sites include, visit durations tend to be quite long. Naturally, these characteristics have made these sites a very appealing platform for marketers to leverage in an effort to

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