So it’s Saturday night and you’re out with friend. Are they the inconsiderate jerk who can’t stop checking their smartphone? Or is that you? Either way, here’s one way to make dinner a little more interesting. I’ve seen/heard this described as both “The Phone Stacking Game” and “Don’t Be a Dick During Meals”. It’s been [...]
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Twitter has signalled its intention to grow its business and revenues in Asia after appointing the executive who headed up Google’s display advertising in the region as vice president of… Source: Alltop RSS
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When Google launched Google+ pages in November, the world set ablaze that finally a good competitor to Facebook pages has arrived. You can checkout out The Technology Café’s page here also. Simultaneously Google also released Google+ badges to promote your Google+ presence right on your site. Since then, it’s been amazing to see the boost [...]
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Continue ReadingThis week Foursquare announced their new Super Swarm Sunday Superbowl promotion (Well, unofficial as the naming rights cost money) whereby checking in on Superbowl Sunday will get you $ 5 off at Pizza Hut. A few people on Twitter and Facebook were saying it was a great promotion, but after a few second analysis …
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By Brian Vickery I love to play tennis, and I enjoy watching the best in the world compete on the Grand Slam stage. The Australian Open is my 2nd favorite tennis Grand Slam. Since it is not a specialty surface like Wimbledon grass or French Open clay, the fan can enjoy an all-court tennis match [...]
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From @TimTebow leading the Denver Broncos to a shocking overtime win (and a new record for sports-related Tweets per second: 9,420) to San Diego Chargers receiver @ericweddle1’s sideline Tweets from the Pro Bowl—we watched all of the NFL post-season’s most memorable moments come alive on Twitter.And while the @Giants and @Patriots’ rematch and halftime show [...]
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Continue ReadingThis post is a part of our coverage of Startups in Asia (Singapore), Penn Olson’s first tech conference. Our full coverage of the event can be found here, for our RSS feed, click here. Summary James Tong (pictured above, sitting on the left), who hails from Singapore, is the founder and president of Asia operations at Dextrys. He’s [...]
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Continue ReadingWhat does your company do and what is your role there…besides running the Facebook page of course? I work with a range of companies and brands, including Gordons Gold Jewellers, my longest client. Gordons Gold is a local family jewelry store in London, Canada, which specializes in fine jewelry, diamonds and gem stones. For 4 [...]
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