It seems the Harvard Business Review website is experiencing technical difficulties with the article "The Economics of Online Dating," resulting in a "500 - Internal Error" message.

Instagram launched "Instagram Direct," a feature for privately sharing photos & videos with specific users or groups.

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Better Living Through Design recommends Eye-Fi memory cards for instantly transferring photos and videos from your camera to your devices. via The source of this content is Better Living Through Design.

Learn social media marketing with this comprehensive guide that includes 39 resources for beginners and a 10-step crash course. via The source of this content is the HubSpot Marketing Blog.

Land Rover's website is now using personalized video ads featuring specific SUVs and local dealerships based on past clicks. Early results show a 50% increase in brand awareness and a 53% jump in purchase intent.

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PSFK IQ Dashboard includes AI-powered, predictive trend analysis with supporting data and tools for marketers, innovators, and retailers. via PSFK

This beginner's guide covers everything you need to know about using Vine, including setting up an account, finding users to follow, and filming videos within the app.

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Giorgio Moroder remixes his own "Tony's Theme" from the 1983 film *Scarface* for the film's 30th anniversary.

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Create Pilates, a website designed with big background images and a clean aesthetic, was Awwwards Site of the Day on December 11, 2013. via The source of this content is Awwwards.

Aspiring entrepreneurs should ask themselves seven key questions — covering self-management, market need, competition, finances, and handling rejection — before starting a business. via Mashable

Burial surprised fans with an early digital release of their new EP, which you can stream now, ahead of a physical release on December 16th. via WeAllWantSomeone.org.

New research finds that 83% of IT workers surveyed admitted to using unapproved tech at work, often to bypass company regulations they believe hinder their work. via The source of this content is Mashable.