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Will you add Google’s +1 button to your sites?

June 10, 2011 3

Our web pages are already becoming crowded with sharing options: email, Facebook, Twitter, StumbleUpon and more and more. Google’s late to the game with it’s new +1 button, but better late than never, I suppose. So what is the +1 … Continued

Google Opens Up Their URL Shortener To All

September 30, 2010 1

I use bit.ly quite a bit as a URL shortener. It’s nice and easy, plugs in via API to a few other apps I use (Twitter plugin for WordPress, etc.) and it provides nice analytics on links. This week, Google … Continued

You Do Google Your Institution, right?

September 2, 2010 9

We web folks are tasked with keeping track of our institution’s presence on many, many platforms across the web. News alerts, blog mentions, press mentions, Twitter, Facebook, YouTube, Flickr, Ping*, Diaspora, and so on and so on. I was reminded … Continued

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Mike Richwalsky

Mike Richwalsky
- Cleveland, Ohio, USA

Mike is director of marketing services at John Carroll University.

An accomplished speaker, he focuses on the technical side of web development in higher education, with a focus on the cloud, web applications and more, with a bit of Facebook and Twitter thrown in.

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