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The social future of loyalty rewards programmes
A new social twist on loyalty rewards programmes has been announced – the launch of Topguest, a new service that will allow people to use their favorite location-aware social networks for something more than tricksy points, badges, mayorships and the odd … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, M-Commerce, Online Marketing, Social Commerce, Social Media, Social Networking, Thoughts & Opinions
Tagged cnet, Facebook, foursquare, Google, gowalla, location networks, location-based service, louis vuitton, loyalty programmes, luxury brands, marc jacobs, mobile vouchers, reward points, social networks, Sony, standard hotels, TechCrunch, Topguest, Twitter, whrrl, World Cup, yelp
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Social Networking via your Smart TV…the future is closer than you think:
A year from now, according to Intel, television will have been reinvented by a concept it calls, Smart TV. Google and Intel are widely expected to announce a significant breakthrough into consumer electronics and the broadcast industry with the announcement … Continue reading
AOL make $850m mistake!
In 2008, the couple that set up the social networking site Bebo, sold out to AOL for $850m. Not bad for a few years work! It was an eye watering figure at the time, but this seems a lot worse, … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media, Social Networking, Thoughts & Opinions, World News
Tagged AOL, Bebo, Facebook, Google, IPO, Web 2.0
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More world domination from Google ….
One of my my more informative feeds, SearchEngineLand has posted an interesting article on Google’s new operating system … Will they ever stop?