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Browser tip: how to go to a link in a new tab in one motion

Friday, November 20th, 2009

I use this shortcut all the time, in fact several times per hour. It is extremely useful when on the web. It allows you to open a new tab and go to...
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Twitter: how to get people to follow you

Are you having trouble getting people to follow you? This article by Scott Ginsberg tells us how we can get more followers on Twitter. Not only are...
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Twitter: retweets are about to change

If you are a Twitter user, you are likely familiar with retweets. Retweets are a way to send a tweet -- sent to you by someone else -- to your...
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Did you see a sudden drop in Twitter followers?

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Twitter announced that they have made adjustments by "purging spammers and correcting 'data inconsistencies.'" My followers suddenly...
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Clickable #hashtags - now on Twitter!

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Twitter updates its site regularly with new features. One of the latest features is clickable (searchable) hashtags. Hashtags are now links that are...
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Should I use Facebook or Twitter?

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With all of the social networking buzz today, it's difficult to know what to do if you want to use social media and you are just getting started....
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Warning: email scam via false Twitter invites

There is a scam that targets Twitter users by sending fake email invites to follow someone. The emails contain a malicious worm attachment. The...
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Google: What is a browser? less than 8% know [Video]

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Google took to the streets of NY recently and asked the simple question "what is a browser?" Interesting...
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Twitter: quickly reply without losing your place

You want to reply to a tweet on Twitter, but you are not close to the top of the list of tweets, and as soon as you click on reply, you lose your...
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Digital TV - no more analog

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As I reviewed Google's top searches this morning, ten of the top 100 were about the conversion from analog to digital television broadcasts. A lot of...
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