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ScanLife business cards utilize 2D barcodes to provide a unique link to further information.  Using the barcode reader application, which is free to download from ScanLife, users take a photo of the barcode printed on each business card using their mobile device and are instantly presented with the respective Push executive’s biography, general contact information, social networking sites, website links and downloadable vCard.

Push partner and new media creative director Mark Unger shares some tips and is quoted in the current issue of the Orlando Business Journal.

Recently, there have been increasing reports of ad campaigns being attacked or even taken down by social networking and Twittering groups...

By: Trevor Colom, Director of Account Planning

With an increase in social networking and unlimited access to the Internet, there has been a surge in "statusing" and a need for constant connectivity. Because of this need for connectivity some, and even most, people seem to suffer from a touch of separation anxiety - yes, you need to turn off your phone while on an airplane. Many work in offices that have people who are hard-core addicts, and you can watch them fidget when they are away from their computers, fearing the world has moved on without them. They have become so obsessed they can barely carry on a conversation when you encounter them in the hall because they haven't checked their email or updated their status in 20 seconds.