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ServiceNow Founder Shares His Journey to the Ultimate ITSM Platform
Fred Luddy, founder of IT service management (ITSM) giant ServiceNow, addressed the latest news from his company and told the story behind its foundation in a two-part interview series that featured Wikibon chief analyst Dave Vellante and SiliconAngle’s Jeff Frick. … Continue reading ?
Local Search Battle Heats Up: Can Yelp Fight Off Facebook & Foursquare?
Is Facebook – and to a lesser extent Foursquare – becoming more Yelp-like, and thus a threat? Some might believe the answer is an obvious yes, but it's worth looking at some of the moats Yelp has built in local search that won't make it so easy.
Knowledge13 Skips the Vendor Hype in Vegas, Empowers IT Professionals | #servicenow
With more than twenty years experience in worldwide marketing, product strategy and new business creation, Beth White, CMO of ServiceNow, joined theCube hosts in Las Vegas to talk about “unpacking the message”, the Knowledge13 event, and the ServiceNow community at … Continue reading ?
The new drone war is being waged over America
A surveillance state with unmanned aerial vehicles may be closer than you think.
New Phones Help BlackBerry Claw Back Some Canadian Market Share
BlackBerry's share of the smartphone market on its home turf is on the rise, according to new research from Raymond James.
Julian Assange Claims US Cyber Spying Threatens Latin America
Julian Assange has come out with yet another verbal attack on the US, this time warning that Latin American nations are at risk of losing their sovereignty due to their dependence on American telecommunications technologies and companies. The WikiLeaks founder … Continue reading ?
Kids These Days
I came to realize that there was a real need to present business wisdom in a format that is more accessible to the younger generation. It was with this in mind that I spent a week in LA earlier this month recording Hardly Workin’, a seven song album of motivational business music targeted at people [...]
Pace Picks Up on Tech IPOs
A year after Facebook Inc.'s botched initial public offering, Silicon Valley's IPO pipeline is starting to fill up again.
Yahoo Stays “Cool” On Tumblr Acquisition
Yahoo’s biggest problem as it tries to reinvent itself into an entity capable of challenging Google and Facebook is that it simply isn’t a ‘cool’ brand anymore. Hence, the majority of its users are a bunch of old farts, as … Continue reading ?
How to Dominate Google Top 10 And Suck Free Traffic
Google Top 10 Silence… I’m going to be revealing a strategy that you can use to rank on the first page of Google easily. SEO is easy; infact, it’s something any dummy can implement and dominate the first page of Googke! Some people see ranking on the SERP results as a hrad thing to do but from my own honest opinion, it isn’t. Show More Summary
How to Move Rankings Up On Older, Existing Content - Whiteboard Friday
Posted by randfish
Many owners of established, older pages are facing a similar issue: they've been ranking decently for a keyword for some time, but they want to move into the coveted number one spot. However, older pages don't drive a ton of new press, new social signals, or awareness. Show More Summary
Kids These Days
I came to realize that there was a real need to present business wisdom in a format that is more accessible to the younger generation. It was with this in mind that I spent a week in LA earlier this month recording Hardly Workin’, a seven song album of motivational business music targeted at people [...]
? All the Mashed Potatoes
The difference between Google’s predatory rapaciousness and Microsoft’s of yore is that Microsoft wore it on their sleeve, they owned it.
Cool Websites and Tools [May 16th 2013]
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iPaid A Lot: The 10 Most Expensive iOS App Store Downloads
Various magazines and TV shows have been dedicated to the finer things in life, or at the very least the more expensive things in life. Are these things really worth that much, or is that just the price they put on them because they know rich people do stupid things too? Who knows. Show More Summary
AR Games: Is This The Future of Gaming?
The buzz behind aumented reality seems to have died down somewhat but with Google's Project Glass looming in the distance, the technology is bound to see a resurgence in popularity. How this will relate to gaming remains to be seen, but there are already a large variety of AR games to choose from regardless of your mobile OS. Show More Summary
What Is HTML5, And How Does It Change The Way I Browse? [MakeUseOf Explains]
Over the past few years, you may have heard the term HTML5 every once in a while. Whether you know anything about web development or not, the concept can be somewhat nebulous and confusing. Obviously, it’s the next step in the line of...Show More Summary
5 People Who Might Google You & What They Might Find
It was only 15 years ago that the best you could do to find a person online was look for him on ICQ and hope you find his name. If you managed to do that, you were actually nowhere nearer to knowing anything about this person, except for the fact he owns an ICQ account. Show More Summary
Use This Gmail Trick To Receive POP Emails On IMAP-Only Devices
Why isn't POP extinct yet? Good question! Unfortunately, some mail providers (most notably ISPs) still aren't supporting IMAP. You're stuck with POP. This causes a huge problem, because a lot of today's application developers don't care about it, thus don't bother to support it. Show More Summary
Google Plus Still Looks Like Facebook
James Russell: As I posted a couple of days ago: [Everything Is A Remix] — so I have absolutely no problem with these two platforms sharing ideas and inspiration… but let’s not pretend one has struck off in a bold new direction. (Via Om Malik, who sees non-cosmetic differences.) ?
