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Discover and share relevant content through a single platformfoster.fm
Foster.fm helps startups discover trending content that is relevant to their audience to share on social networks like Twitter, Facebook and LinkedIn. - david.heinemeierhansson.com
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Meet Flappy48, The Clone Game To End Clone Games | TechCrunchtechcrunch.com
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Now is the time to switch back to Firefox | ZDNetzdnet.com
Firefox is the only major browser that is written to serve users and the open web, and it's now more than a match for Google Chrome. And the new Australis version, due later this month, could be a good time to make the switch - chrismorgan.info
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I didn't win the Google I/O ticket lottery this year, but thought I'd try to find and solve one... -
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Schema Markup Shows In 36% Of Google Search Results, But Almost No Websites Use It [STUDY]searchengineland.com
More than one-third of Google’s search results incorporate Schema.org rich snippets, but only a tiny fraction of websites are actually using the markup code. That’s according to a new Searchmetrics study out today that examined Google’s U.S. search res... -
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Josh Mandel: Welders Make $150,000? Bring Back Shop Classonline.wsj.com
In The Wall Street Journal, Josh Mandel writes that taking pride in learning to make and build things can begin in high school. Plenty of jobs await.