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Matt Sarrel and Donna Michaels Gamification is a hot topic these days.  This is sort of funny to me that in 2011 it’s all about gamification.  The reason why I say this is that I remember a bit push in, … Continue reading →

By Roberto Araujo Do you remember taking typing, or now known as keyboarding in summer school? Mom always knows best, and those typing skills will get you a great summer job later in life. Typing The quick brown fox jumps … Continue reading →

By Anton Molodetskiy Last year, Malcolm Gladwell of the New Yorker wrote an article about the lack of impact social media has on society in terms of activism. He compared bone marrow transplant searches in Silicon Valley to dodging men … Continue reading →

By Angel Badagliacco Our client Phone Halo has once again scored a huge hit! The Cobra Phone Tag, which features Phone Halo technology, was featured today on the nationally televised show Live! With Regis and Kelly with an audience of … Continue reading →

by Roberto Araujo Doing the hoops and the loops, the cheers and cin-cin the LMGPR team completed another team outing, watching the Harlem Globetrotters beat the Generals. Sure, we all know the Globetrotters end up winning 99.9% of the time, … Continue reading →

by Angel Badagliacco Last week, one of LMGPR’s clients Phone Halo made a huge splash at the Consumer Electronics Show (CES) in Las Vegas.   Phone Halo partnered with leading mobile electronics manufacturer Cobra Electronics to launch the Cobra PhoneTag,™ their … Continue reading →

by Roberto Araujo For the last couple of years we’ve come to realize that the answer to this question is a definite yes. Enterprises and SMB’s have slowly been integrating and learning through trial-and-error of the importance of establishing a strategic social … Continue reading →

  by Roberto Araujo Last week our modern malware security client, FireEye, made the headlines in major media outlets, such as eWeek, The Register, The Associated Press, and The Wall Street Journal who covered the indictment of an infamous spam botnet … Continue reading →