Hurricane Sandy has hooked west and is headed squarely for the mid-Atlantic coast. This crisis map, created by Google, has multiple layers of information including forecast tracking, Red Cross shelter locations, cloud imagery and more. Another map can be found here.
Also of interest, the New York Times and Wall Street Journal have temporarily unlocked their respective websites to allow people creating access during the emergency.
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Secrets Of The List pulls back the curtain on some of the most powerful ideas in marketing today and details a strategy of how to begin profiting by harnessing their power. “This is not just about being on Facebook or sending out an occasional Tweet,” says author David M. Ross. 
Each year LinkedIn ranks the most viewed profiles of its membership of over 200 million individuals. At year end, they hand out awards to those that were in the Top
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Can you believe how quickly this sharing software worked its way into our values and vocabulary?
Google For Creators Event Targets Nashville
Google For Creators stormed Nashville (April 18) to present real world case studies to demonstrate how artists thrive in the new music business.
Launching An Idea And Making It Populr
The dazzling world of startup investors and the entrepreneurs that entice bets on success has been exploding in Music City. CEO Nicholas Holland’s Populr may be the next big breakthrough…
On-Demand Video Spawns Marathon Bingeing
Xfinity writes in its March 22 blog, “You do it all the time, and you refuse to be ashamed of your habit. We’re talking, of course, about binge watching. Waiting a whole week for a new episode of a television show is so last century.”
As a kid I loved playing the link game where I’d pick four seemingly unrelated articles and find ways to connect them in a line.
Study Highlights Country Music’s Increasing Popularity
New research evidence has emerged to support country music’s increasing popularity. NPD Group’s Annual Music Study 2012 measured a 1% increase in the percentage of Country music fans to a total of 28%. Fans of Classic Rock, previously the top format choice dropped 2% to 27%.
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