1. Amazon: AKA adtech's sleeping giant:

    Amazon: AKA adtech’s sleeping giant: http://reut.rs/162AyOM

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  2. This is a really neat story about a Dad connecting with his kids

    This is a really neat story about a Dad connecting with his kids

    Сообщение из ленты +Pete Cashmore:
    This is a fun story! A dad has been drawing different lunch bag art for his kids since 2008: http://on.mash.to/11IPiyx

    #TGIF   #FoodFriday  


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  3. Megalodon v T Rex. Great link bait

    YouTube’s newest tactic to bring some TV dollars to the site: Act like a TV channel, with themed programming weeks.


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  4. Dropbox as my own personal cloud

    Dropbox as my own personal cloud….This is a great overview. Going to try some of these.



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  5. 9 April 2013

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    Home transforms Facebook from just a social network into something akin to a neurological disorder.

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  6. Trudat

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The Key to Failure

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    The Key to Failure

  7. 9 April 2013

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    webmsmith:

Joey Roth compares the grinder with the dreamer. Which one makes more sense? 

    webmsmith:

    Joey Roth compares the grinder with the dreamer. Which one makes more sense? 

  8. Google shopping roi v amazon

    A new report from CPC Strategy looks at how Google Shopping fared against its rival, Amazon Product Ads, after making the switch to a commercial model in Q3 last year. The analysis finds its performan…


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  9. Good 4/1 humor from hubspot



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  10. YouTube Says It’s Shutting Down in April Fools’ Day Prank

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    YouTube announced it will be shutting down after eight years in business and will no longer accept videos. The news comes, of course, just before April Fools’ Day

    The company teamed up with The Onion to create a YouTube-star-studded video explaining how the site was set up as part of a contest to find the best home video on the Internet.

    “We are so close to the end,” Tom Liston, communications director at YouTube, said in the video. “Tonight at midnight, YouTube.com will no longer be accepting entries. After eight amazing years, it’s finally time to review everything that has been uploaded to our site and begin the process of selecting a winner.” Read more…

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