RIM Shows Off Some Astonishing New Software for the BlackBerry PlayBook [Video]
Updated: 2012-02-28 22:32:34
Waterloo-based Research In Motion acquired The Astonishing Tribe in December 2010. ince then, we haven't heard much of how TAT's technology has been integrated with RIM's BlackBerry platform. (Unlike the acquisition of Ottawa-born QNX, which was very quickly implemented in the PlayBook [...]

Saskatchewan-born Calvin Ayre, 50, has been indicted by U.S. federal prosecutors for operating an illegal gambling business involving sports betting and conspiring to commit money laundering. The former Canadian billionaire has been eluding America's law enforcement for several years.
Once [...]
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As Google continues to shove its social network, Google+, down users' throats, the concept of engagement—a rather crucial component of a social community—seems totally lost on the seemingly socially inept company. While it boastfully claims nearly 100 million users worldwide, mostly [...]
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An Open Letter to the Premier of Alberta, The Honourable Alison edford:
“Albertaʼs challenge is to support a strong oil and gas industry and leverage the strength of this sector to broaden and diversify Albertaʼs economy.”
Government of Alberta Strategic Plan 2011-2014.
A [...]
World-renowned Canadian supermodel Coco Rocha, who grew up in Vancouver, as been named the host of a new, six-part digital series called Canada's Best Beauty Talent. The original web series, hosted by Rogers Media and L'Oreal Canada, will "highlight the nation's most promising hair and makeup [...]
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Looks like CNBC was wrong. Apple just sent out invites for a March 7th event where they promise to have something we really want to see and touch. The event will be held next Wednesday at 10AM PST at Yerba Buena Center for the Arts in San Francisco where they will no doubt unveil the next iPad.
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Toronto's OCAD University has announced the launch of Imagination Catalyst, a student-focused incubator and accelerator for entrepreneurship and innovation. Led by Canadian technologist and entrepreneur Steve Billinger, Imagination Catalyst will "aggregate OCAD U’ existing innovation, [...]
Finally! This is the first session of The Blog Program - a brand new podcast with your's truly.
You can listen to it right here on the blog, or download it to your computer or MP3 player. I'm in the process of getting it set up in iTunes. Once that is up and in place, I'll be sure to let you guys know (of course).
For most blogs, the life cycle of a blog post is pretty short. Unless you do a pretty good job with post SEO and it brings you long-term search traffic, your post which you worked so hard on will simply fall into the archives of your blog - never to be seen again.
What a waste! Because, I don't know about you, but I have a lot of good stuff back in the archives of my blogs. And it is a real shame when they don't serve me longer.
Well, there ARE things you can do in order to lengthen the life cycle of a blog post.
There are certain actions that you should try to execute before you hit the publish button on any blog post. Some of these actions are for readability, others for SEO purposes, others just for organization.
Having a checklist is of paramount importance.
I see too many bloggers who just brain dump into Wordpress and hit "Publish". No strategy in mind - no nothing. Then, nobody comes. Not only that, if you had an opportunity to sit over the shoulders of most of your readers (if you have any), you'd find that most of them aren't even reading your post at all. No comments. No tweets.
[insert cricket noises here]
So, what I'm going to do in this post is give you a checklist. I'll go over it and give the reasons why each step is there.
A lot of bloggers are looking to make money blogging. This leads down a typical pathway...
It starts with banner ads. It is easy to implement and so it seems like low hanging fruit. Then, the reality sets in on that. You need a BOATLOAD of traffic to make decent money with ads.
A recent study in the U.S. shows the number of adults that own e-book readers has jumped from 10% to 19% over the mid-December up to early January 2012. The holiday season may have something to with that, but the numbers are there nonetheless. source source It’s a huge business nowadays. Take Amazon.com and the [...]Post from: InternetMarketingSpeed.com - Download this FREE report...eBook, Amazon Kindle & E-Reader Market Growing Dramatically
Apps are popular so James schramko interviews Software Integrations expert Steve “O” (Steve Ovens) about ‘apps (and other geeky stuff like ‘gyroscopic’). Steve Ovens was a software developer in Silicon Valley when the first tech boom occurred. Will it happen again? Listen in for our discussion surrounding IPads, iPhones, Androids, Apps, Games, User behaviour and [...]Post from: InternetMarketingSpeed.com - Download this FREE report...All about Apps
What if I told you it might make sense to delete a bunch of email subscribers from your email list?
Would you think I was nuts?
Well, let me explain why it isn't nuts. And, in fact, it might be something you want to do on an annual basis.