Week That Was – 2008-07-31

By
Dave Forde
Published: August 4, 2009Posted in: Week in ReviewTags: , , ,
Week That Was
Twitter – Gets a new face lift, Twitter search becomes the main focus
Apple – created a huge storm pulled all Google Voice-enabled applications from its Apple App store stating “duplicate features that come with the iPhone”
Apple – Gave Dr. Eric Schmidt, CEO of Google the boot from its Board of Directors, not much of a surprise here as both companies are big competitors to one another, and I’m the Google-Voice/ Apple App Store (above) didn’t help matters

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Here are some of the industry news and stories that we covered about on Profectio & PR In Canada in this edition of The Week That Was.
Headlines:
Bank Of Canada Says, Shopping Time, Worst Of The Recession Is Behind Us
Link Love: Google Sells AOL Stake, Intuit Gets Some SaaS
Zoompass Embraces Blackberry, Launches Zoompass Mobile Application
www.www / / Ferg Devins, Chief Public Affairs Officer, Molson
b5media Loses One CEO, Gains Another Temporary or Permanent CEO?
Aston Kutcher Tops 3 Million Followers On Twitter, Have We Become Twitter Obsessed?
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Mike And Ike Say Sample This!

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Founder of Profectio of business sites which includes Profectio, PR In Canada and Clean Tech Corner. He is also Founder of Toronto Tech Week. Follow Dave on Twitter or Facebook