There’s nothing like the smell of burnt Facebook toast in the morning. We really should all just take lessons from these guys and stop publicly commenting on things. We weren’t meant for this life.
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Facebook Burnt Toast Part II
by Kevin Senne on November 1, 2010 · 0 comments
Here’s What You Get Facebook Underposter
by Kevin Senne on September 26, 2010 · 1 comment
Aside from the tragic circumstances, this is what you get for Facebook underposting. Why not say, so and so died suddenly and I am very sad? Because you like the attention of the underpost. For that, I say meet Karma as it slaps you in the face.
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This Facebook Thing May Be Going A Little Too Far
by Kevin Senne on September 15, 2010 · 1 comment
An article published on Mashable today made me think that the Social Networking thing might have reached it’s apex. Some of the details are listed below, but the jist is that now your Onstar system will read you Facebook posts and allow you to speak into your On-board phone and then transcribe and post your [...]
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The Facebook Underposter
by Kevin Senne on August 25, 2010 · 2 comments
There is a scourge taking over the land of Facebook that must be stopped. If we band together, we can stop this annoying poster once and for all. I call this phenomenon the “Underposter” and I am 100% certain that anyone who has more than 2 friends on Facebook has encountered it. What is The [...]
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Woot Acquired By Amazon
by Kevin Senne on June 30, 2010 · 1 comment
This is why I love Woot and always have. Woot was acquired by Amazon today in another (think Zappos) strong acquisition of a company that just gets what online business is all about. You can never have too much customer service and creativity as part of your organization. Read the letter from the CEO to [...]
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Twitter Advice For Verizon
by Kevin Senne on June 30, 2010 · 1 comment
What’s the point of having a corporate Twitter account if you can’t provide good customer service? Verizon is a perfect example of a company attempting to use social media and failing. Customer support at Verizon reached out to me via Twitter, yet failed to deliver any kind of support. This is the second time this [...]
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