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Enough With the Noise: Getting Personal with Social Media

Blog • April 18, 2012 • By Hailey McDonald

An amplifier that has a max volume of 11 rather than 10.

At one time or another, we’ve all experienced a listless stream of content on our social media feeds. Whether it’s a long list of tweets full of shallow, irrelevant content or moaning and groaning from your Facebook friends that you just don’t care about – it’s easy to agree that we all need some noise canceling headphones. Continue reading →

Web 3.0 is alive and real

Blog • January 23, 2012 • By Eric Hillerbrand

Web 3.0 is alive and real

Web 3.0 is worth marking merely because it addresses a problem produced by the Web 2.0 world too much noise. Does anyone really think they can manage 650 social connections, review 30 pages of Amazon product recommendations, or view 20 recommended videos on YouTube. Continue reading →

The Digital Tsunami™

Blog • • By Eric Hillerbrand

Marketers can use consumer engagement techniques to personally filter the noise of the digital tsunami.

Today’s consumer is ready for the next generation of ‘noise canceling headphones.’ The only question in my mind: will consumers develop them or will marketers offer them. Continue reading →

Chicago-Based Tech Firm Talk3 Announces Soft Launch, Call for Beta Testers for Game-Changing Social Mobile App

Press • December 7, 2011 • By T3admin

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“Knakks” will change the way users experience and engage with mobile technology NORTHFIELD, Ill. – September 19, 2011 – Talk3, the Chicago-area venture funded technology company that is changing the way consumers and marketers communicate, announced today that it is seeking Beta testers as it rolls out the soft launch of knakks.