Duane Wells – Online Marketing and Technology Expert
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From red pandas to golden-striped salamanders, Earth’s wildlife is in trouble. Many scientists believe our planet is in the early stages of a mass extinction, an event defined by a loss of 75% of species on Earth. It will be the sixth one to occur in the planet’s 4.5 billion year history — and the …
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Guest:The online advertising world is both exciting and challenging, as it often changes overnight. Blink, and you may miss out on a key development. So what are some of the big ad tech marketing trends expected in 2015? from VentureBeat https://venturebeat.com/2014/12/30/whats-the-next-big-thing-for-online-advertising-7-predictions-for-2015/ via IFTTT
Good morning! It’s the last day of the year. Before you break open the champagne tonight, here’s what you need to know for Wednesday. 1. Divers will search for wreckage from AirAsia Flight QZ8501 on Wednesday after finding debris and several floating bodies off the coast of Borneo. 2. Scientists believe they have traced the source of the …
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New Year’s Eve is a drinking holiday. Which means that New Year’s day is inevitably spent nursing a hangover. Everyone has their own hacks for relieving the symptoms of a hangover (black coffee, Sprite, exercise, and so on), but the fact is there’s still no single hangover cure that’s proven to work. Even in 2014. …
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A speaker at a yearly hacking conference in Germany has claimed the ability to recreate someone’s fingerprints using just photographs of their fingers, as reported by the BBC. This capability would highlight the compromised nature of replacing passwords with fingerprints, which is already seen by experts as far from fully secure. In his talk at …
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The world of illumination is about to change thanks to Jake Dyson who has developed a light that never goes out. Well, nearly. It lasts for 40 years and it’s going to be released in May 2015, The Guardian reports. Dyson is the son of Sir James, inventor of the famous bagless vacuum cleaner, among other …
Kyle Orton had a tremendously average NFL career. He spent most of his 10 season as a backup quarterback in Chicago, Denver, Kansas City, Dallas, and Buffalo. When he did get on the field he was completely competent. He started 82 games and went 42-40. He made $30 million in his career, and somewhere along …
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Data breaches were on the rise this year, with no clear indication of slowing down. Both 2013 and 2014 were dubbed the year of the data breach, indicating that these are becoming the norm rather than isolated incidents. More notable, said Tom Turner, security firm BitSight’s executive vice president of sales, is the scope of the breaches. […] …
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This is not a how-to post; this is a how-to-think post. What troubles me about the majority of current content creation activities from companies is the sheer lack of strategy and purpose. I see a lot of activities — tweets, posts, articles, infographics, and more — that don’t support a real business goal. Content Marketing …