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Happy Employees Affect the Bottom Line
A productive staff is the most important asset an organization can possess, notes one of the best business schools in the world. A happy staff is more productive, according to a recent study conducted by the Warwick Business School in … Continue reading
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Meet Daisy Martinez this Saturday at Park Slope’s Bogota Latin Bistro & Bar
Latina Food Network star, Daisy Martinez, comes to Park Slope’s premier Latino restaurant, Bogota Bistro & Mojito Bar this Saturday to sell and sign copies of her new book, Daisy: Morning, Noon, and Night. Martinez, host of the Food Network’s … Continue reading
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Smartphones Boost Use of Social Networking Sites
A recent report by comScore, an internet marketing research company, found that mobile access to social networking sites like Facebook and Twitter saw a triple digit increase in utilization since January 2009. According to the new research, some 25.1 million … Continue reading
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Google Buzz
Earlier this month Google announced its entrance into the social media landscape: Google Buzz. Some social media pundits say the networking platform and messaging tool is Google’s attempt to compete with Facebook and Twitter. However, Google executives say otherwise. Bradley … Continue reading
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From Sotomayor to Social Media: 2009 Year in Velez’s View
Looking back on my blog posts for 2009, two distinct topics highlight the year: Sotomayor and social media. The year began with great excitement for our new national leader and finally some serious hope for political change. Posts also concentrated … Continue reading
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