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Sal McCloskey

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Historical articles: 141. Total publications: 483.

TECHi profile created

January 5, 2012

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January 5, 2012

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Sal McCloskey is a tech blogger in Los Angeles who (sadly) falls into the stereotype associated with nerds. Yes, he's a Star Trek fan and writes about it on Uberly. His glasses are thick and his allergies are thicker. Despite all that, he's (somehow) married to a beautiful woman and has 4 kids. Sal McCloskey contributed articles on consumer technology, social media and online communication, and software and cloud computing to TECHi.

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Selected articles from Sal McCloskey's published portfolio.

How will social media be used differently this election season?

How will social media be used differently this election season?

Some have attributed the success of President Barack Obama's rise to prominence over early favorite Hillary Clinton in 2008 to the adept way his campaign handled social media. He generated the early buzz through social before the mainstream media and television started realizing he would be able to sneak right past his opponents into prominence. The Republicans and John McCain had a miniscule focus on social media by comparison.

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Earlier archive

Earlier published articles and coauthored reporting on TECHi.

Two Takes contributions

Chicago tried and failed to use big data to predict crimes

Chicago tried and failed to use big data to predict crimes

Have you ever seen the movie Minority Report? If you haven’t, all you need to know is that it’s about a special police unit that’s able to predict crimes, and is therefore able to arrest criminals before they actually commit those crimes. We don’t have anything close to the t

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Tidal wants to stream movies as well as music

Tidal has been plagued by an endless stream of controversy and criticism since it first launched, and things are going so poorly for the music streaming service that Jay Z thinks he got screwed out of $56 million when he acquired it, and is now trying to sue the company that sold it to him, acc

Sal McCloskey

Marissa Mayer has written a kill list for Yahoo’s employees

The fate of Yahoo’s employees is being determined by where they are on the new kill list that CEO Marissa Mayer has written up, though I’m sure many of them wouldn’t mind getting fired at this point. The list is the basis for the company’s current restructuring efforts, and i

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Historical articles

141 articles from Sal McCloskey's earlier editorial era on TECHi. These remain available at their original URLs but aren't part of the current beat.

How will social media be used differently this election season?

How will social media be used differently this election season?

Some have attributed the success of President Barack Obama's rise to prominence over early favorite Hillary Clinton in 2008 to the adept way his campaign handled social media. He generated the early buzz through social before the mainstream media and television started realizing he would be able to sneak right past his opponents into prominence. The Republicans and John McCain had a miniscule focus on social media by comparison.

Sal McCloskey
Is PPC dying?

Is PPC dying?

In the world of marketing, pay-per-click advertising has been strong for a decade. Those who advertise on the search engines have found tremendous...

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