LinkedIn has announced the release of its CardMunch iPhone app.
While it is once step closer to implementing my LinkedIn idea, it still has some snags.
This is what it does:
As I am sure, everyone has heard that Ashton is turning over his Twitter account to his team at Katalyst.
And, as you all know, I am one of Ashton’s biggest fans. I know, get in line, right?
Anyways, I cannot tell you how disappointed I am. It felt so real, my relationship
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This last Friday, I went to go see “MoneyBall”.
For the uninitiated, this is a baseball movie that reveals the secret behind the Oakland A’s incredible 20-game winning streak with what was perceived to be a less than stellar stable of players. As the character Peter Brand says, they are “like an island of
LinkedIn just added a new feature to their ad system: “New” Business Accounts.
Well, it’s not really new. The whole business/premium account idea has been around LinkedIn for while. Previously, it meant that you could pay a monthly subscription fee to get access to a wider net of profiles and get to see who actually
Is it just me or is Google really killing it?
They launch Google+ and they stepped up their game in every single tool, including … Blogger?!
Well, it seriously needed it.
The new interface is optional–yes, if you want to keep using that old, clunky, uncooperative Blogger go right ahead–but the new interface works
My grandmother always taught me that beauty is only skin deep. She’d always say, “pretty is as pretty does.”
Sadly, LinkedIn’s grandmother isn’t nearly as wise.
Although LinkedIn has substantially improved the looks of its iPhone app–the previous iteration was clunky and uncooperative–it is no easier to connect to new people.
