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Facebook Ad WINThanks to a Facebook ad, I just found my new favorite t-shirt. I'll be Leonardo, please. Amplify’d from www.facebook.com
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Awesome to see this along with the plug for the Economic Development Team. They are doing big things for the economy in Boise, and I'm proud to say my dad is one of the key factors. I always love hearing about how much the tech community is thriving in Boise - makes me excited to go back someday. Surviving StarbucksAmplify’d from blog.ted.com
I love the sentiment behind this, but it's tough for a small biz to take that risk. My favorite coffee shop in my neighborhood adopted the 'Cheers' mentality and catered to the entrepreneur. One day I went to get some work done there and when I arrived they were having an estate sale. Are You Really an Entrepreneur?Amplify’d from www.nytimes.com
So true. Cool changes coming to Twitter SearchAmplify’d from news.cnet.com
Behold the power of Twitter. Could this be perfect for magazines?I think so. Amplify’d from gadgetwise.blogs.nytimes.com
Firefox Could Be the Real Facebook ChallengerAmplify’d from www.readwriteweb.com
True. This isn't hard to imagine at all. Ducks Head To DenverAmplify’d from www.collegelax.us
I couldn't be more proud of these guys. Jon helped me run the team last year, and let me be the first to say: this guy is going to make a great CEO one day. He's got the gift. Now that jocks can talk to us directly, the press is boxed out.Bill Simmons started a Twitter account a few days ago and now he's sold. This says a lot. A couple weeks ago, The Sports Guy did a podcast with Rick Reilly in which the two discussed their "ongoing feud" and the fact that they each have very different styles of journalism. Rick picks his words carefully, while Bill says like he sees it. Enter Twitter. Now Bill must choose his words, and it just so happens he's a little addicted. His tweets are just as entertaining as his columns. I think proves a lot about Bill and his gift for writing (as if there were any doubters). Progressive, thoughtful, and honest - The Sports Guy is right with his comments below. We're going to see the landscape change even more, and fans are inevitably going to have direct access to their favorite players. So much for the reporter. Amplify’d from sports.espn.go.com
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