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HipMojo #21 – 2011 Year in Review

by CT Moore on December 29, 2011

In episode 21, we look at the biggest tech-media stories of the year. Some of the stories we discuss include: The passing of Steve Jobs (I make an unintentional but really inappropriate comment) Amazon’s quiet by far-reaching potential The release of Siri YouTube’s 1 Trillion views – and what it means for online video and [...]

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HipMojo #12 (1/3) – The Next Tech Talisman

by CT Moore on November 3, 2011

In the first part of episode 12, Ash and I discuss who is going to replace Steve Jobs as the media’s next “tech talisman” (something Ash wrote about for TechCrunch). Now, we’re not at all proposing that someone is going to be as “visionary” as Jobs, or that they’re necessarily going to “disrupt” consumer markets [...]

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Affiliate Marketing Fanatics 57: Geek Cast Wannabes

by Trisha Lyn Fawver on October 21, 2011

Affiliate Marketing Fanatics – A couple of hyper-caffeinated affiliate marketers (Mike Buechele) and (Trisha Lyn Fawver) talk about all things Affiliate Marketing. From blogging to branding, social media to search, video and more! It seems longing for a simpler time, back when we all religiously listened to Geek Cast, is a virus that’s going around.  [...]

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This week on the Affiliate Thing podcast, Shawn Collins and Lisa Picarille were joined by Daniel M. Clark, Sam Harrelson, and Jim Kukral for a sort of reunion of the old GeekCast podcast that went dark a few years ago. We talked about the iPhone 4S, what Sam has been doing in the years since [...]

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Geek Dads Weekly #95 – Moving On

by Daniel M. Clark on October 8, 2011

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In which Daniel, Joe and Drew talk about the death of an icon, updates from the kids and the genesis of the Shoemoney/PMA episode of Inside Internet Marketing. We began this week with a discussion about Steve Jobs‘ impact and the legacy he left. It was not my most shining moment. 56 is just too [...]

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