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The complete Geek&Poke

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Management Summary

September 25, 2010 Oliver Widder

Behind The Lines

September 24, 2010 Oliver Widder

Liking

September 22, 2010 Oliver Widder

Monetize Your Social Graph

September 21, 2010 Oliver Widder

See David Card about "Multiple Models for Social Media Businesses"

Active Privacy Defense

September 20, 2010 Oliver Widder

This is no fiction, believe me!

After Several Lame Jokes Geek&Poke Finally Explains "Instant" - Simply

September 18, 2010 Oliver Widder

Instant2

Voice Control

September 17, 2010 Oliver Widder

The Geek&Poke Instant SEO Tip Of The Week

September 16, 2010 Oliver Widder

The Gadget Connection

September 15, 2010 Oliver Widder

Smart-gadgets2

See Larry Dignan about Intel's smart TVs.

Instant Search

September 14, 2010 Oliver Widder

Instant-search2

No instant search for God (see TechCrunch).

Updated: Grammar fixed (thanks to my readers)

Market Prediction

September 12, 2010 Oliver Widder

See Matthew Miller about smartphone forecasts.

Snafu

September 10, 2010 Oliver Widder

Good Coders

September 9, 2010 Oliver Widder

Russian-roulette2

How To Ensure Quality

September 8, 2010 Oliver Widder

Audit2

Update: Sorry, the typo ("systen") will be fixed soon. Fixed

Geeks

September 6, 2010 Oliver Widder

Green IT

September 5, 2010 Oliver Widder

Green-it3

Updated: "it's" --> "its" (thanks to my readers)

Simply Explained: Priority Inbox

September 4, 2010 Oliver Widder

Prio-inbox

See TechCrunch about the Google priority inbox and IMAP.

Updated: "make" ==> "do" (Thanks to my readers!)

Thank God Even Shopping Is Social Nowadays

September 3, 2010 Oliver Widder

Finally iTune is social!!! (see TechCrunch)

Unfriending

September 1, 2010 Oliver Widder

Product Management Made Easy - Part 1

August 31, 2010 Oliver Widder

Isn't that great? We want to know in realtime when some stranger goes to the restroom. But we watch news and sports time shifted. See TechCrunch.