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Have moved over to the scams section. Makes your blood boil. No idea how these scumbags sleep at night knowingly scamming the elderly and vulnerable

Can't take the credit, our man Clive was chatting to the owner of a TV production company who are based next door, and he was given a demo and shown an advert they are currently working on for a Chocolate company.

Like you I'm thinking of all sorts of ideas! But will it become saturated in 6 months and lose the novelty factor, or will it become established I wonder?

QR codes seem to be getting more accepted, so I wonder if this will take off as well.

I think this is amazing, an app that brings images to life.

"Autonomy, a leading enterprise infrastructure company has a new technology that can change the way we look at and interact with physical objects. Called Aurasmsa, it works with smart phone and tablets to, in real time, turn static images or even objects into videos, games and interactive experiences."

Aurasma Demo - YouTube

Certainly opens up all sorts of marketing opportunities. Anyone used or seen it used anywhere?

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Facebook has just rolled its App Centre in the UK, after launching in the States last month.

So now you can play your games as before, but now with news outlets publishing apps, you can get your news fix from within Facebook.

So with Google trying to make Google+ more sticky by migrating older products such as Places, it looks like we are returning to a portal style web, with big networks desperately trying to keep you onboard a single platform.

Be interesting to see how things like newspaper outlets monetize this functionality, if they are allowing their content to be read via their FB app?

So maybe we all need to go down the app route, mobile apps, FB apps... wonder when the app bubble will pop

Interesting blog from SEOmoz

Twitter seems to duplicate it's content across different URL's, watering down any SEO value.

eg, it's content is spread across http and https, URLs can also be indexed with or without # sign.

Although there seems to be no clear answer, suggestions are given at the end of the post. Personally I'd go with the authors suggestion about using what twitter defines as a canonical tag:

https
non-www
no "at" sign (@)
minuscule letters
no slash at the end
no hashbang (/#!/)

How Twitter's Bad SEO Affects Reputation Management | SEOmoz

Be interesting to hear any thoughts from any SEO boffins? Do you agree, is this something we need to worry about?

So after the wettest drought in history, the remaining water companies in England with hosepipe bans have lifted them

Here's some great pictures of the UK definition of a drought...

BBC News - In pictures: Heavy rain brings floods

What a fantastic example of the power of Social Media, and a great lesson in reputation management

"More than 250 mothers descended upon an upmarket cafe for a "sit in" protest after a young woman claimed she was asked to breastfeed in the corner and then verbally abused by a waitress.

Kelly Schaecher said she was preparing to breastfeed her daughter Sasha at The Park Street Caf

Created a new thread for you.

Not sure I understand you. When you are accessing your business page, and you go to circles, beneath the Google search bar, do you not have the option "type a name"?


Or have I misunderstood?

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