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Brian Groce

Dot.column: How does the Internet affect romantic relationships?

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The latest Dot.column question in Metromix Indianapolis is: How does the Internet affect romantic relationships? From the stance of being married, I would say the Internet can be a bit of a distraction at times. A decade ago you’d cuddle up to your significant other on the couch while eating a bowl of popcorn and watching a movie with the only possible distraction being … [Read more...] about Dot.column: How does the Internet affect romantic relationships?

DROID X by Motorola Review

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The DROID X by Motorola is clearly a sports car among the current smart phones on the market. Lets take a quick tour. Platform The DROID X currently runs the Android 2.1 platform which is very well done & continually improving. Touchscreen I've always been a little wary of touchscreen phones for two reasons. 1) I have big hands and fat fingers which make it a … [Read more...] about DROID X by Motorola Review

Dot.column: What makes a video go viral?

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The latest Dot.column question in Metromix Indianapolis is: What makes a video go viral? Other than getting the right people to find and share a video, the video needs to give people a good reason to share it. Is it entertaining? Is it funny? Is it shocking? Does it speak to viewers in some other way? If you can answer “yes” to any of those questions, then you’re part of … [Read more...] about Dot.column: What makes a video go viral?

Dot.column: What do you think about Facebook e-mail?

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The latest Dot.column question in Metromix Indianapolis is: What do you think about Facebook e-mail? While it sounds like a neat idea that melds existing electronic messaging technologies together, there are still many questions to be answered. For me personally the three biggies are privacy (will my information be exposed to 3rd parties), functionality (will it do what I … [Read more...] about Dot.column: What do you think about Facebook e-mail?