Every Friday I like to share some of the week’s biggest viral video hits with you.  I also like deconstructing them, trying to put our finger on what it was about each video that hit the viewing public just right enough to make them share it like mad.  Perhaps we can learn and hone our

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Viral Video Lessons Round Up – Rockets, Collaborations, & Camera Glitches

So far this week from the IFA show in Berlin we have heard from Sony who is offering Music Unlimited (I am certain video will follow), and 3D video and tablet computers have dominated the scene.

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Samsung Hooks Up with BlinkBox for UK Video-on-Demand on Internet TVs

Two years ago, Google launched Google Chrome – a browser based around the open-source program Chromium.

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Happy 2nd Birthday, Google Chrome!

Remember back in 2001, during the good old days (of the internet) when you could actually use Google Adwords as a means to drive quality traffic to your website, at an extremely low investment to the advertiser? Back when niche keywords cost .05 – .20 per click and if you really wanted to open up your pockets and bid on broader terms, you would pay .25 – .75 per click. Now days you would be so lucky to find a niche where you can pay under $1.00/click

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Why Small Advertisers Can’t Use Adwords Anymore!

Mark thought it would be cool to have a resource article about Google TV. I thought it would be cool to have one about the Apple TV (no, not really)

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GoogleTV vs. Apple TV – A Side-By-Side Comparison – What’s What?

Hey there my friends… welcome to this week’s edition;’ 7 Days of Search and Social ‘ . Well, the summer is definately drawing to a close here

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Weekly Search & Social News: 08/31/2010

If you pay attention at all, it’s easy to see how the economic crisis has reached into our everyday lives.

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Online Marketing – How Time’s Have Changed

Not only did Google implement real-time searching into their engine, but now they are putting a little muscle under its hood. They gave the new feature its own URL (moving it from the “updates” sidebar) and some new tools to help your search experience flow more smoothly: Geographic refinement – this feature lets you choose where you would like to see results from.

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Google Realtime Search Now Fitted With All the Bells and Whistles

Howard Wen from ComputerWorld (US) writing at CIO.com gave a lengthy list of reasons why you can end your Flash Deathwatch pool. If you remember, a while back, Youtube also gave a list of reasons as well

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CIO.com Lists 6 Reasons Why Adobe’s Flash Will NOT Die

YouTube , once just the second largest search engine has now snuck up and tapped Yahoo! on the shoulder, sneaking past them in the latest Internet Top Sites report. Maybe, they got a helping hand by their life partner, Google, who knows.

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YouTube OverTakes Yahoo For 3rd Most Visited Site On The Web