Weird Tech 3: Bacon tech
Geeks love bacon. Spread the love with these bacon-inspired gifts and gadgets.
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Eileen Brown delivers news on social media tools and trends and deep dive into business strategies.
Eileen Brown
Eileen Brown is a social media consultant and advisor who has been working with collaborative technologies for over 20 years.
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First Yahoo, now Best Buy ends home working for staff
Best Buy has announced an end to its initiative allowing workers to telecommute — just like Yahoo.
Why Yahoo's 'no home working' rule will lead us back into the office
Yahoo wants its staff to work in the office, innovating and collaborating face to face instead of working from home. What's wrong with that?
Weird Tech 2: 20 Weird and wonderful Twitter accounts
Want to follow some new Twitter peeps? We round up some strange and interesting accounts for you.
Jeep Twitter account hacked - is it Twitter's fault?
On Monday Burger King's Twitter account was hacked, today Jeep's account was compromised. Are brands taking enough care of their social properties?
Tiny Tech: Mini gadgets and super compact cameras
Downsizing your devices? Grab some miniature tech accessories for macro - geeks
Nostalgia Tech 5: Ultra sexist computer ads
Would these ads persuade you to buy your next new device? Not too long ago you would have seen them everywhere. Warning some are definitely NSFW.
Your Facebook account costs Facebook $1 according to Q4 earnings report
Facebook’s revenue is up but its profits are down according to its Q4 financial results. It exceeded analysts predictions but its share price fell. Will its mobile ad revenue live up to expectations?
Super Bowl increases TV ad revenue and second-screen social interaction
The Super Bowl games means we will be glued to both the big screen and our devices. Good news for ad revenue--and for social monitoring by brands.
Is Twitter's Vine the new 'micro-porn' service?
Video clips of pornography and nudity are circulating through Twitter and Vine. Is it a case of "If you build it, they will come" or great PR driving extra downloads of Vine?