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Foursquare (or Location-Based Updates – Part II)

July 28, 2009

In my last post, I talked about Ubertwitter and the virtues (or lack thereof) of a location-based status update. I wish I had waited one more day to post because…

Too UberTwitter, Or Not To UberTwitter

July 25, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Social Media

It’s hard to keep up with the many Twitter applications and support sites which attempt (with varying degrees of success) to enhance the Twitter experience. (more…)

My Poken (It’s Like A Webkinz For Adults)

July 24, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Ramblings

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Poken Okay, I figured about this Poken thing. See my last post for how I got “poked”. Anyway, its a USB device for your keychain that allows you to share…

I Got “Poked” By Peter Shankman Last Night

July 24, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Personal

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Last night, I attended the HARO happy hour. For those of you who don’t know HARO, shame on you. HARO is the brain child of marketing/PR guru Peter Shankman and…

New York City Drivers Waste Time

July 24, 2009

Matthew Weiss

New York Traffic Congestion

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After Los Angeles, New York City drivers wasted the most time out of 90 metropolitan areas. (more…)

Time To Take The Training Wheels Off

July 23, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Personal

Remove Those Training Wheels I’ve been blogging for a little over 6 months now and have enjoyed sharing news and tips relating to traffic and vehicle and traffic law. My…

Higher DMV Fines Coming (Again)

July 21, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Traffic Tickets

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The most common topic in this blog is DMV fines and fees. More specifically, the on-going practice of the DMV to raise fines, surcharges and other fees. Well, here we…

Texting While Driving Soon To Be Illegal In New York

July 18, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Traffic Tickets

Texting While Driving As forewarned months ago, the New York Legislature is now just a signature away from enacting a law banning texting while driving. Both the Assembly and dysfunctional…

Speeding And Your Speedometer

July 17, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Traffic Tickets

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Typical Speedometers Are Notoriously Inaccurate The Wall Street Journal recently reported that speedometers are “notoriously inaccurate”. Typically, speedometers overstate a car’s speed by 3 to 5 mph. Of course, overstating…

New York City Parking Tips

July 14, 2009

Matthew Weiss

Parking Tickets

How To Avoid A NYC Parking Ticket Again, thanks for Lawrence Berezin of NewYorkParkingTicket.com, below are 3 tips to help you navigate the mean parking ticket streets of NYC: 1)…

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