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Into the Mind of a Usability Expert (and SEO!)

Posted on January 27, 2011 by admin

An Interview with Peter “Dr. Pete” Meyers Today, allow me to share with you a short Q+A I had with Usability expert and SEO, Peter J. Meyers. Peter, a.k.a Dr. Pete has a unique background involving Computer Science and Cognitive Psychology. Truth be told, both disciplines, when applied together, remind me of neuromarketing–a subset of marketing […]

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How “The Oatmeal” Conquered the World of Web Comics [INTERVIEW]

Posted on January 24, 2011 by admin

Here at Mashable, we subscribe to The Oatmeal, a web comic created by Matthew Inman. Launched in the spring of 2009, The Oatmeal is a true Internet success story, with the site seeing nearly a quarter of a billion pageviews in 2010. Inman’s wry observations on the absurdity of life, both on and offline, coupled […] Continue reading →

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Sean Parker Says “The Social Network” Is “Fiction”

Posted on January 23, 2011 by admin

Napster founder and Facebook founding president Sean Parker lashed out at the movie The Social Network at a conference in Europe today, calling it “a complete work of fiction.” As you can see in the video above (skip to 5:20 for this part), Parker admires the production values of the film, but objects to the […] Continue reading →

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