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26-06-2012 15:48 ? Primetime Massive ? What happens when Copenhagen's hottest up-and-coming MC decides to collaborate with one of Denmark's most legendary underground DJs? This is exactly what happened after a chance meeting between DJ Nico Defrost and MC Black Daniels at the Sound Waves beach rave in 2009. Throw in the stunning visuals of Brazillian filmmaker Lucas Magutti and you get Primetime Massive, one of the hottest performance collaborations ever to hit the rave scene. Now, Primetime Massive is bringing its one-of-a-kind dubstep/drum and bass sound to the UK. A week after their initial meeting, Nico invited Daniels to perform with him at his next club gig in Copenhagen. There was no turning back from there, as the unique blend of electronic music with a live MC made them decide that this was a project worth continuing. Soon, they were recording their own tracks and perforing live every weekend. They soon relocated to Ibiza to finish recording, all the while performing, and were invited onto Eva Pacifico's program for the renowned Ibiza Sonica Radio. Following their time in Ibiza, the duo decided it was time to show the world what they have been working on for the past year and are bringing Primetime Massive to the masses. ? Nico Defrost ? Nico Defrost has been in the game for years, having produced, managed, DJed, and promoted within the music industry. His ties duties have taken him as far as Brazil, Spain, Germany, and Sweden, and he has worked with Trentemoller, Grooverider ...

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SAN DIEGO, Aug. 14, 2012 /PRNewswire/ -- The Inc. 500|5000 publication recently awarded Internet Marketing Inc. a spot on its distinguished list of fastest growing companies in the country. The impressive ranking adds to the young company's reputable status as it was recently named the 11th fastest growing private company in San Diego by the San Diego Business Journal.

The company, which specializes in Internet marketing services, was ranked 186 out of 5000 other growing companies. The median growth rate of this year's Inc. 500|5000 winners was calculated at 1,435% while IMI's growth rate was a dramatic 1,887% in just three years. In Inc. 500's special double issue, it placed the San Diego based company in the top 4% of all businesses across the country in its recent article, "America's Fastest Growing Companies."

This announcement came just as Internet Marketing Inc. co-founder and CMO, Brent Gleeson is set to star on the much anticipated NBC TV show, "Stars Earn Stripes."He is the Navy Seal represented on the show, airing August 13th at 8 PM. His skills as an elite operative definitely have led to the success of his own company.

Inc. 500 will be holding award ceremonies for all the entrepreneurial superstars from October 3rd-5th at the Marriott Desert Ridge Resort & Spa in Phoenix, Arizona. It will also be recognized as a large, respectable business conference with some of the best business speakers that include Guy Kawasaki, Marie Tillman of the Pat Tillman Foundation and Commander of the Space Shuttle Endeavour's Final Mission, Captain Mark Kelly. The audience listening to these experienced CEOs and Founders will consist of small and large privately held companies from all over the country, experiencing over 25 inspirational presentations.

Internet Marketing Inc. is expected to grow even more and expand its number of clients throughout next quarter and in 2013. Through getting ranked by Inc. 500 among the fastest growing companies in America, Internet Marketing Inc. is proving to America that it is one of the best internet marketing companies around.

About Internet Marketing Inc.

Co-founded by Brent Gleeson and IMI's CEO Brandon Fishman, IMI is a leading integrated online marketing agency based in San Diego, CA. IMI is made up of over fifty online marketing and analytics experts and has additional offices in Las Vegas and Miami. The agency takes a scientific approach to online marketing and builds custom integrated strategies for medium and enterprise level companies in the US and abroad. Services include Analytics, Search Engine Optimization, Social Media Marketing, Pay Per Click Advertising, Web Design, and Conversion Optimization.

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Co-Founder, Chief Marketing Officer Direct: 619.606.5155 Email: brent@internetmarketinginc.com10620 Treena Street, Suite 250 San Diego, CA 92131 http://www.InternetMarketingInc.com

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Internet Marketing Inc. Ranks 186 on Inc. 500|5000 List of Fastest Growing Companies in the Country

Yammer has upgraded its cloud-based enterprise social networking software with new and improved features designed to make it easier for end users to manage their content.

The upgrades, which will be rolled out progressively to all users over the next two weeks, include a new content repository, appropriately called Inbox, for the multiple types of activity notifications users receive.

Instead of having to monitor a continuously updated activity stream, and risk missing important notifications that scroll by when they're not looking, users can review the Inbox, which corrals notifications so that they can be reviewed when it's convenient.

The Inbox will contain elements like direct messages, alerts about new replies on threads users are participating in or monitoring, and notifications about new content added to groups or online communities they belong to.

From the Inbox, users will be able to also take action on the notifications they see, including replying to messages and posting comments on discussion threads.

Yammer has also revamped the software's home page, displaying prominently notifications that are of particular relevance to users, such as files and pages that are being actively shared, viewed and discussed.

The new home page also features a section for key company content, such as important calendars, personnel manuals and the like, so that these resources are easily accessible to users.

"We want to make sure that the things you're looking at are relevant to you," said Adam Pisoni, Yammer's CTO.

The Yammer upgrade also adds a feature called Online Now that displays which user contacts are available at a particular moment and allows co-workers to engage in multi-party chats. This feature also archives conversations and makes them searchable.

Recently acquired by Microsoft for US$1.2 billion in cash, Yammer is one of many companies offering software that companies can use to create workplace social networks.

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(AP) NEW YORK It's about freakin' time.

The term "F-bomb" surfaced in newspapers more than 20 years ago but will land Tuesday for the first time in the mainstream Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary, along with sexting, flexitarian, obesogenic, energy drink and life coach.

In all, the company picks about 100 additions for the 114-year-old dictionary's annual update, gathering evidence of usage over several years in everything from media to the labels of beer bottles and boxes of frozen food.

So who's responsible for lobbing F-bomb far and wide? Kory Stamper, an associate editor for Merriam-Webster, said she and her fellow word spies at the Massachusetts company traced it back to 1988, in a Newsday story that had the now-dead Mets catcher Gary Carter talking about how he had given them up, along with other profanities.

But the word didn't really take off until the late `90s, after Bobby Knight went heavy on the F-bombs during a locker room tirade.

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"We saw another huge spike after Dick Cheney dropped an F-bomb in the Senate in 2004," and again in 2010 when Vice President Joe Biden did the same thing in the same place, Stamper said.

"It's a word that is very visually evocative. It's not just the F-word. It's F-bomb. You know that it's going to cause a lot of consternation and possible damage," she said.

Many online dictionary and reference sites already list F-bomb and other entries Merriam-Webster is only now putting into print. A competitor, Oxford University Press, has F-bomb under consideration for a future update of its New Oxford American Dictionary but beat Merriam-Webster to print on a couple of other newcomers: mash-up, added to the Oxford book in 2005, and cloud computing, included in 2010.

No worries, Stamper said. The dictionary biz isn't a race.

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F-Bomb added to Merriam-Webster dictionary along with sexting, flexitarian and obesogenic

After apparently first landing in the late 1980s, "F-bomb" has finally left its mark in the newest edition of the Merriam-Webster's Collegiate Dictionary.

The F-word derivative joins sexting, flexitarian, obesogenic, energy drink and life coach and 94 other new words included in the annual update, which will be published today, the Associated Press says.

Back in October 2007, a "Kimberley" from Pennsylvania submitted the F-bomb for M-W's consideration. She defined it as a euphemism for "the notorious 'F' word, especially when a person uses that word frequently or capriciously."

Here's how the 114-year-old M-W defines the euphemism for that special word, which cannot be spelled out around these parts.

Take a gander at the top 25 new words.

Keep in mind that dictionaries are not bleeding-edge linguistic lighthouses; they lag the turbocharged lingua franca du jour, blessing words only after they're splashing about in the mainstream. And M-W has lagged its competitors -- sometimes by several years -- in adding other commonly used words.

So who are the cultural bombardiers, and when did F-bombs start falling? AP writes:

Kory Stamper, an associate editor for Merriam-Webster, said she and her fellow word spies at the Massachusetts company traced it back to 1988, in a Newsday story that had the now-dead Mets catcher Gary Carter talking about how he had given them up, along with other profanities.

But the word didn't really take off until the late `90s, after Bobby Knight went heavy on the F-bombs during a locker room tirade.

"We saw another huge spike after Dick Cheney dropped an F-bomb in the Senate in 2004," and again in 2010 when Vice President Joe Biden did the same thing in the same place, Stamper said.

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