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It’s Google+ week.

Let the games begin! The big news this week was Google’s June 28 announcement of its new Google+ social network that include “circles” of friends and bunches of other features. My tweetdeck is getting throttled on the search term “Google” and it looks like revolution in Egypt! But no, it’s yet another revolution in Internet

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Posted on July 1, 2011 at 2:14 pm by 435 Digital in 435 Digital

Social Media Icon: Tim O’Reilly on Internet privacy and the promise of Web 2.0

Recently, privacy concerns erupted over Facebook’s introduction of facial recognition features.  Most of us have some version of this on our home photo editing systems, and many people misunderstood what Facebook was offering and how to use it.  The bottom line is that only photos by your friends will suggest that you are in the

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Posted on June 29, 2011 at 7:30 am by 435 Digital in Social Media

Get in the social media groove with 435 Digital classes

435 Digital offers seminars to help you get started on the social Web. Our seminars run 2.5 hours, are designed for all skill levels and range in price from $50 to $200. All our seminars are held at Tribune Tower in downtown Chicago. Are you a business looking for an affordable way to bring your

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Posted on June 24, 2011 at 11:00 am by 435 Digital in 435 Digital

Google’s Plus-1 adds social media layer

A couple of months ago I was signed into my gmail account and searching the Internet on Google when I noticed an innocuous “Plus-1” appended to the hits. I posted a query to my Facebook page asking my friends – many of them journalists and others active in the social web – what they thought

Time with Twitter is time well spent

Rep. Anthony Weiner’s fatally flawed Tweets to his lady friend[s] have fueled comic relief for a few weeks now while ending his career as a congressman, but how he actually sent  a message meant for private viewing over the world’s biggest instant-publishing medium has likely left more people puzzled than amused. That’s because only 13%

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Posted on June 17, 2011 at 12:20 pm by 435 Digital in 435 Digital