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Business Models

Be Fluid For Your Community

by joemagennis on October 13, 2009

 
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This week on the Overflow Podcast we take a look at a web community that Fluid Media has built called Baseballisms.com, as a way to demonstrate the need for adapting, organic, and of course Fluid approaches to your web presence.
Based upon this real case study with our own baseball community, we can attest firsthand to [...]

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A Fluid Business Model

by joemagennis on May 6, 2009

 
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This week on the Overflow podcast, it is the first ever solo effort by Joe Magennis, due to Cameron’s travel schedule.  I believe it is the hardest form of podcasting since you have no one to use as a sounding board, no one to step in to help you gather your thoughts or to let [...]

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Google’s Eric Schmidt goes Mobile

by joemagennis on March 10, 2009

 
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When it comes to looking to the future and trying to decide where to direct attention, I would be hard pressed to not include the opinions of Eric Schmidt CEO of Google for consideration.
On March 6, 2009, Schmidt appeared as a guest for a full hour on The Charlie Rose show.  Rose had been visiting [...]

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Looking Further Up The Road

by joemagennis on January 28, 2009

 
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For some reason…. the word legacy has been on the brain lately. Are we doing good things with this moment in time when accessible tools for creating, communicating and collaborating (how’s that for alliteration?) are developed and refined on a daily basis?  It would seem like a wasted chance to not take full advantage of [...]

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Medical Records 2.0

by joemagennis on September 19, 2008

Throughout my adult life, I have been thinking up various applications for technology.  I can remember sitting in a bar called Peabody’s in Binghamton NY discussing the possibility of inventing vending machines that would be placed in college dorms to dispense soft-serve ice cream cones.

That concept never really took off, but that kind of thought [...]

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