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Top Digital Trends for 2010

An article of digital tech predictions for 2010 written by Nuri Djavit and Paul Newnes, starts like this: In 2009, digital marketing experienced some major shifts in marketing opportunities, budgets and attitude. 2010 will see the hype calming around Facebook … Continue reading

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Palin: Censor or you’re fired

I don’t like to write about politics.  Everyone has their political opinions and I like to stay out of it.  However, as an American citizen I still have the right to vote in the States and, as many Americans, I was a … Continue reading

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Shelving issues shouldn’t be blamed on Dewey

I’ve had a nasty cold that has prevented me from doing much of anything lately. However, prior to getting sick, I was contemplating the whole “getting rid of Dewey” debate. Most of the arguments for getting rid of Dewey involve … Continue reading

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Bookstores have a lot to learn from libraries

My husband and I were wandering around one of the larger bookstores in the city recently. Enjoying the luxury of choosing a few books for Christmas, we were browsing as covers caught our attention or authors jumped into our heads. … Continue reading

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