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		<title>Just Attended: Social Media Club</title>
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		<description><![CDATA[Last night, we braved the rain and made it to join, “Social Media: Getting it Right in 2010”, with the Social Media Club of San Gabriel Valley. Moderated by Sally Falkow, the panelists included: Dana Chinn, James Macpherson. and Jessica Gottlieb. With good people and good fudge, what more could we ask for?
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		<title>Twitter for Customer Service Success</title>
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Do What Now?
From shameless self-promotion to broadcasting tweets about everyday things, there is no doubt Twitter is a place to be social. But, what about turning to Twitter as a way to promote good customer service? This is exactly what some companies, like Best Buy, are doing as a way to extend their customer service [...]]]></description>
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		<description><![CDATA[I&#8217;m going to be frank with my opinion here. Just because Google is an innovative, booming company, one which will change—and probably already has changed—the way our world accesses and manages information, that doesn&#8217;t mean by any stretch of the imagination that Google should be treated with some sort of ivory-tower, holier-than-thou deference.
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