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Twitter heatmap may be the future of social media marketing. This service lets you track your audience's tweets based on relevant keywords.

How about a game of Google basketball?

Today, Marketable announced that it will begin highlighting a new startup each week in its “Startup Spotlight.” The first startup will be highlighted on Thursday, August 9, 2012. The chosen startup will be announced later in the week.

On Thursday, Google launched Google Fiber to select households in Kansas City, KS and Kansas City, MO. Google Fiber is "a different kind of internet," but is it everything it claims to be?

LinkedIn just got a makeover that brings users more social features in an easy to use layout. Find out what to expect from the new LinkedIn.

Today, Twitter introduced targeted tweets, a new feature that allows advertisers and marketers to geo target individual users.

Facebook users may soon see a 'Want' button on their profile pages. Recent reports revealed that the button may be in its testing phase, as a developer discovered the feature, among others, in the newest version of Facebook's SDK. Reportedly, the 'Want' button will allow users to identify products that they...want. 

Tomorrow, July 10th, Google will begin offering a free course that teaches users how to Google. The class is open to Googlers of all levels and registration has already begun.

Six 1-hour classes are required to complete "Power Searching with Google" and each attendee will receive a printed certificate by mail upon completion.

Google Analytics has gone mobile allowing mobile marketers and developers to better understand mobile usage trends and purchases. The rollout is set for the summer to all iOS and Android mobile device app developers and marketers.

While doing some research, I realized that the majority of people who search the term 'marketing' were looking for the definition! I was shocked and inspired to write this post to answer the question: "What is marketing?"

Google's annual conference is in full swing, and while they may be revealing new products like the Nexus 7 tablet and Google Goggles, one thing is for sure - they will not be relinquishing their title as search engine giant any time soon.