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How to succeed online the Mashable way

The twenty-five-year-old Scot, Pete Cashmore, is an Internet superstar; six years ago, aged just 19, he started a humble blog, Mashable, which is now one of the world’s most influential and most widely read websites. This weekend he entertained an exclusive audience of 300 people at Disneyland in Florida at …

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Five psychological reasons for blogging

Blogging is, of course, great for business. Indeed, many successful businesses put blogging central to their online activities. There is plenty of evidence which shows that blogging is related to search engine success, social media success and – importantly – financial success. Blogging works. However, there is more to blogging …

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BBC Radio Berkshire

Just been on BBC Radio Berkshire’s Anne Diamond programme spending a whole hour talking about the Internet. They must have liked me because they invited me back – listen again in a couple of weeks…!

Online activity could help your brain

Social networks could boost your brain

As I write this the TV and online news sites are full of the death of Osama Bin Laden. With it are flash-backs to 11th September 2001 – some of which remind us of things we had forgotten. Whilst we can remember specific events like the collapse of the twin …

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Complete Blogging System

Complete Blogging System

This free report which you can download now without having to reveal your email address takes you step by step through a complete system which will mean your business can benefit from blogging. This report shows you how to come up with ideas, how to schedule blogs and how to …

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Andrew Marr Reveals Gagging Order

Andrew Marr may get more out of today than he thinks

TV presenter Andrew Marr may well be reading the newspapers today with added interest. In case you missed it – he had an extra-marital affair and then went and got one of the controversial “super injunctions” to prevent people from publishing any information about it. The fact that the information …

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