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#Windows8Preview

1. Windows 8 Consumer Preview is one of the biggest changes that Microsoft has made to Windows, moving it from an operating system aimed at a single class of hardware (PCs and laptops) to one that spans a wide range of devices, including desktops, laptops, tablets and smartphones.
2. Windows 8 feels like a transitional operating system and a bridge between traditional PCs and tablets.
3. The new version of Windows breaks with its past, and for tablet owners that will be a good thing. The new Metro interface is better suited for tablets and touch. Metro apps are more visually appealing than desktop-based ones, and do an excellent job of integrating information piped in from the Internet. But the desktop does not compare to previous Windows versions in power, and overall the operating system feels more natural to touch-based interaction than it does to mouse- and keyboard-based use.
4. Try Windows 8 today!

#Linsanity

1. The latest craze to sweep the sports world is the “Linsanity” that the NBA is experiencing.
2. This, of course, refers to Jeremy Lin, an NBA nobody that has played like an All-Star over the last week.
3. He has been averaging 27 points and 8 assists over the last 5 games.
4. This doesn’t seem like a big deal except for the fact that he went undrafted, started the year between two different teams, and has played only 50 minutes through the first 2.5 months of the season.

Related: #TebowMania

#SocialMediaSalaries

1. As an evolving and cutting-edge field, you can make a great living managing a brand’s presence on social platforms.
2. OnwardSearch breaks down where social media jobs are concentrated, the job titles in the industry, and how much dough the average social mediate is bringing home each year.
3. Get paid to be on Facebook? Yes, please.

Related: #SocialMediaJobs

#SOPAProtest

1. Last Wednesday was Stop SOPA day; The day when the internet protested the The Stop Online Piracy Act (SOPA) and the Protect IP Act (PIPA).
2. These two acts, which have been working their way through congress, would give the government the ability to shut down any website, at any time, without reason, for activity that they deem piracy.
3. To protest, many of the internet’s most popular sites went “black” for the day, shutting down their sites in protest.
4. So far it appears that the protest has worked. The uproar caused many in congress to oppose the bill and these versions of these bills are dead.

Related: #ThePowerOfThePeople