We live in a world that is dominated by mobility and social media. Almost everyone has a smartphone and almost everyone uses some form of social media, and the two are used together quite often. The question is, out of the two most popular smartphone operating systems, Android and iOS, which users are the most […]
Who is More Social? Android or iOS Users? [Infographic] Read More »
We are all guilty of spending too much time on Facebook and/or Twitter. You go on there just to check one thing and then spend an hour creeping on your ex boyfriend or girlfriend. However, when you are in your home with nothing to do it seems a little more acceptable then while you’re at
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We are fast approaching the 2012 presidential election, which promises to be a close contest between incumbent President Barack Obama and former Massachusetts Governor Mitt Romney. This is going to be a pivotal election that will determine the trajectory and fate of the nation. Obama and Romney have starkly different visions for America and how
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Are you new in town? Looking for a church to join? The internet is a sure fire way to find anything that you could ever imagine. After finding a church that is suitable for you, Baptists being the most popular with 2,740,000 searches per month, you decide to give a local church a visit. Once
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Did you know that you can go to prison at the age of 18 but still can’t rent a car until you’re 25? The reason for this all boils down to insurance. There are many factors calculated into determining the insurance premium per driver. Marital status, age, gender, location, and number of accidents are all
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Everyone knows that education is the stepping stone for success in your career and life. Yet, the United States seems to be lagging in that arena. Only 27.5% of the US population has a college degree. This infographic presented by OnlineEducation.net illustrates why education is important and how the US is lagging behind.
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Political issues are hot topics and are in front of mind for many, especially as we’re getting ready for the upcoming election. With the economy falling short of expectations (to put it mildly) everyone seems to have an idea of what they think will help steer us in the right direction. Generally, this type of
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For students earning an MBA degree, courses in social media trends have become an integral part of the curriculum. To capitalize on this growing marketing segment, some universities are even offering Social Media MBAs. Rutgers University, according to U.S. News and World Report, has started to offer what it calls a “mini-MBA” in social media
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