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I hope you enjoy reading this blog post. If you want my team to just do your marketing for you, click here. LinkedIn is a perennially underrated social media platform. It’s not always easy to quantify how effective you are… Continue Reading →
Most Securities and Exchange Commission filings are dry affairs. LinkedIn’s latest, a proxy statement that details its acquisition by Microsoft and the interest of four other suitors, is a lively one! Read more: http://on.recode.net/29oH8Yg
Facebook cofounder and CEO Mark Zuckerberg understandably has accounts on other social networks – it only makes sense to keep up with what the competition is up to. But that doesn’t mean he bothers to maintain standard security practices on… Continue Reading →
Bernard Marr Best-selling business author and enterprise performance expert Successful people often paint a picture of the perfect ascent to success. In fact, some of the most successful entrepreneur in the world have failed. Many have failed numerous times but… Continue Reading →
Sallie Krawcheck 85 Broads…Past Head of Merrill Lynch and Smith Barney….Investor….Board Member…Crazed UNC Basketball Fan….Mom My Two Very Simple Rules for Networking I only have two simple rules of networking: 1) I try to meet at least one new person… Continue Reading →
Shane Snow Journalist, Geek At least 3 top Wired editors have jumped ship in the last year to lead editorial and strategy at nontraditional, or essentially brand, publications: Wired.com Editor in Chief Evan Hansen moved over to Medium. Wired Opinion… Continue Reading →
When I trying to visit LinkedIn this morning as usual, this screen come out… It seems like LinkedIn DNS has been hijacked, here’s an update from berg LinkedIn just got DNS hijacked, and for the last hour or so, all… Continue Reading →
Dylan Tweney
Executive Editor at VentureBeat
- For Health Care
- Google Glass makes a lot of sense in health care, for instance. Doctors and nurses could use Google Glass to look up prescription details, access patient health records, see reminders about their next appointments, and even get better at recognizing patients' faces.
- It could enable health care providers to do all this without having to touch a keyboard or a screen with their hands (or even, god forbid, paper).
- While it might seem creepy to take a picture just by winking, that is exactly the control gesture needed by people who don't have hands.
- Google Glass could be an amazing note-taking and content-generating device that lets them shoot videos and photos as they cover a scene in real time.
- For Game Designer
- Glass presents tempting opportunities to overlay the real world with imaginary video game elements
- For Tourist
- Imagine walking through a neighborhood in Paris, using an app like Findery to view geotagged notes about historical events that happened in a place.
Dylan Tweney Executive Editor at VentureBeat For Health Care Google Glass makes a lot of sense in health care, for instance. Doctors and nurses could use Google Glass to look up prescription details, access patient health records, see reminders about… Continue Reading →