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Click to view Lifehacker readers range from the complete newbie to the most seasoned techie, but where do the Lifehacker editors stand? We polled our own editors for the computer hardware and applications they swear by and we're breaking it down for you here. This post is categorized into the software each editor uses on a daily basis, the operating systems we live in, the hardware we rely on, the peripherals we utilize on a regular basis, and webapps we need.
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Daily Deal News
GOXBEE has recently launched an application for Android that allows text based delivery of daily deals and coupons. Considering how many consumers are receiving email based daily deals that not only inundate inboxes but also clog up junk mail folders, this is probably a great… Just-Eat is an online food-ordering website based in the UK and has announced that it has secured $64 million in funding to expand its offerings and perhaps even acquire a business (or several!)
2011 Best Books
Back in March 2011 Social Media Club proudly launched our educational initiative, the Social Media Book Club. This program highlights one book per month to learn best practices, explore timely case studies, and promote premiere thought leaders in social media. With the support of publishing companies like, McGraw-Hill, Wiley and Pearson, along with the numerous authors, we have successfully featured nine titles over 2011. Every month we feature a complimentary webinar hosting the author and highlighting issues of particular interest to our professional community. In case you missed out on our past reviews and author webinars, check out the recaps below to access the audio and slides from all the titles we hosted over 2011. MARCH: WikiBrands by Sean Moffitt and Mike Dover
Steve Jobs was a rebel who didn’t go about life or work in the normal way. He dropped out of college, was a fruitarian for a time and was often called an arrogant, obnoxious, weirdo.
Ries' Pieces - Branding
Al Ries - Ad Age
While positioning has become famous, the line-extension trap and other principles of positioning are mostly ignored. Take Amazon.com, "Earth's biggest bookstore." It didn't take long for Amazon to move onto bigger and better things: computers, electronics, home and garden supplies, groceries, health and beauty aids, toys, clothing, jewelry, sports equipment.