Monday Morning Infographic: Adding Play Into The Enterprise

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Google to Release MAJOR New Changes To Google Apps Soon

According to Google, 9 of the top 20 requests from Google Apps customers are for their accounts to work with more services from Google, not just for the core suite of messaging and collaboration applications. Later this year Google will dramatically accelerate customer access to innovation, and give users the convenience of using any Google service allowed by their administrator from a single account affiliated with their organization. For example, coworkers will be able to publish their organization’s blog on Blogger, share project images with Picasa Web Albums, track industry news in...

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Get Two Gmails In One! Access More Gmail Accounts with Multi Sign-on

Now, you can visit google.com/accounts and click the link next to "Multiple sign-in." After you sign into your first account, you can sign in with up to two additional accounts from the new accounts menu in the upper right hand corner of Gmail, then easily toggle back and forth between them. You can even open multiple Gmail tabs — one for each of your accounts. Please keep in mind that this is a feature for advanced users, and there are a couple things to watch out for: 1) Not all Google services support multiple account sign-in yet. For the services that don’t...

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eBizATL.com Get’s a 5-Star Review from Atlanta’s eCommerce Blogger Benin Brown…Sweet!

Our monthly ecommerce merchants meetup that we do here in Atlanta (eBizATL.com) got some really great coverage from Benin Brown who attended our meetup for the very first time on Tuesday night. Benin is a well respected ecommerce professional in the Atlanta area and his take on the event was FANTASTIC! To anyone who considered coming to the event but missed it, I’d highly encourage you to make the next eCommerce Merchants meetup. After all look at me your boy travelled all the way from Cherokee County to attend the event, so if I can do it then I know you can. Of course, in planning events...

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Facebook Is Quickly Climbing Up In Online Video Ranking

An increasing number of users are turning to Facebook to watch their favorite films and online videos rising up to 47 million people this last July. According to recent statistics by comScore, Facebook has reached the third spot among the most popular websites when it comes to broadcasting online videos. Google Sites keeps the number one spot being the most popular source of online videos, attracting 143,000,000 viewers and Yahoo keeps a steady second place with 55,000,000 viewers. The rest of the list is integrated by Microsoft Sites with 45 million viewers, VEVO (43 million), Fox...

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What I Don’t Like About the Inkfrog Changes or But I Already Am a Smart Lister!

UPDATED June 15, I now consider my major issues with the Inkfrog changes RESOLVED.  Greg from Inkfrog chimed in below that they were working on a fix to the problems with user friendliness that I detail throughout the second half of the post and sure enough, within hours, a fix was implemented. The listing screen now looks like this: The red X’s at the bottom are mine, poorly pointing out the new functionality.  What we have are buttons at the right for previewing, saving, etc., and links at the left to return to your listing library and taking other actions—they remain at the...

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ICE Product Review: LastPass Password Manager Software

What is it? LastPass is a free, feature-rich password manager and Web form filler. It has almost every software feature found in any competitor, plus some unique features of its own. Numerous mobility options mean you can use it wherever you are. How does it work? LastPass puts all of your individual passwords behind one master password. When you type in that master password, LastPass can then automatically log you in to any web site you visit with saved login credentials. Even better, LastPass syncs passwords over the internet, so all your saved passwords on your work computer, for example,...

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Did You Know That Google Changes Its “Secret Sauce Search” Every Day?

Some ecommerce sites claim to have lost significant amounts of traffic suddenly. This sudden website traffic drop happened at the end of April, 2010. Reportedly Google made between 350 and 550 changes in its organic search algorithms in 2009. This is one of the reasons it is recommended that site owners not get too fixated on specific ranking factors. If you tie construction of your site to any one perceived algorithm signal, you’re at the mercy of Google’s constant tweaks. These frequent changes are one reason Google itself downplays algorithm updates. A good word of advice...

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14 Google Project You May Have Never Heard Of…But You Should!

14 Cool Google Labs Projects You Should Know - newstimeline.googlelabs.com Google News Timeline is a powerful tool that organizes information from Google News and other sources in a chronological manner. Navigation through time periods, specific dates and time scales (such as days, weeks, months, years or decades) is possible just by specifying what the user desires. This feature offers results from a variety of archives, newspapers, magazines, blog posts and sports scores (music and movies); you can also search under particular criteria such as: TV shows, news, books, movies, etc., and can...

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Did Facebook Go Too Far And Lose It’s Mojo? Jason Calacanis says YES

To call Jason Calacanis a “Diva of Technology” I think that would be a fair description in my personal opinion. He has called Steve Jobs of Apple “the oppressive man on the jumbotron” from the 1984 commercial, he had a conniption fit when an employee resigned from his company, and now he is all over Facebook’s Zukerberg. Dude makes my rants look like petty complaints, seriously! So you know I love to listen, LMAO. If you don’t know, Jason is an internet entrepreneur and blogger. He has founded many companies including Silicon Alley Reporter, Weblogs, Inc....

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