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  • buy5starshop10 on 16 Apr 25
     
    TripAdvisor reviews are an essential part of your marketing strategy. They help you attract more customers, increase your conversion rate and improve your search ranking, which in turn improves the reputation of your business.
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    TripAdvisor is one of the most popular review sites in the world, it is visited by millions of people daily. It provides detailed reviews on hotels, restaurants and other places around the world. TripAdvisor is trusted by millions of travelers who visit this site before making any travel plans. The more reviews you have on TripAdvisor, the more likely you are to get more business!
  • tanjim11234 on 26 May 25
     
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Mike Wesch

"Alone Together": An MIT Professor's New Book Urges Us to Unplug | Fast Company - 13 views

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shared by Mike Wesch on 17 Jan 11 - No Cached
  • anonymous on 19 Jan 11
     
    Thanks for sharing this, Mike! I've read a number of Turkle's works for my grad studies.. this sounds like another winner. best, C
Danielle Vaughn

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  • We are so eager to take sides on technology, to describe the Web in utopian or dystopian terms, but maybe that’s the problem. In the end, it’s just another tool, an accessory that allows us to do what we’ve always done: interact with one other. The form of these interactions is always changing. But the conversation remains.
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      Danielle Vaughn on 31 Jan 11
       
      Not more or less connected, but differently connected. Cue numerous examples that demonstrate this...
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