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How The Roxy Became the #1 Venue on Twitter

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At first, “I thought it was advertising — that doing the blog was an advertising tool. It turned out to not be that. It turned out to be more of a roadmap of what we should be doing and who we are.

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Growing Your Business: 5 Tips From the Founder of Foursquare

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Foursquare is a location-sharing mobile app that lets users check-in to venues, share that check-in with their friends and social media sites, and discover friends, tips, and popular places nearby.

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Sharing Data Research from ShareThis

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We know that sharing is the core of the social web and that sharing is engaging and valuable.

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Digital Marketing Budgets Increase in 2010

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46% of companies plan to increase their marketing budgets in 2010, and 66% will increase their investments in digital marketing channels.

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Business Model: Inside The Sports Illustrated Swimsuit Issue

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CNBC’s Sports Business Reporter Darren Rovell takes an unprecedented look inside the most profitable single-issue magazine franchise in the world.

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Measuring up email and social media

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Despite email and social media being the two leading areas where businesses plan to increase their spend in 2010, and with 69% of businesses planning to integrate the two, there is very little information out there on how they measure up, let alone interact with one another.

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