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Facebook's VP of Communications Elliot Schrage has just left us a comment on our post from yesterday explaining that while Hewitt may be moving on, Facebook "has a great team of engineers taking over iPhone related development".
Dave Girouard, Google's President of Enterprise, commented on our post that talked about the decreasing number of users allowed for the free version, saying that the cap reductions were needed to keep resellers happy, adding "There's no reason to believe that the cap will continue to "move down" – we have no plans whatsoever to do that".
Judging from the comments section on our post on the performance, many viewers were blown away by the realistic nature of Pac's mannerisms.
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After the interview, she began following our Facebook page, and more importantly, she commented on our posts and also shared them several times with her own friends, which, if you know anything about Facebook, helps them stay visible longer to other people.
In the comments to our post on outliers, Mike Martin says, regarding our assertion that the UAE does not belong on a list of developed economies:God!
Many of you pointed this out in the comments on our blog post about the different influencing styles, noting that all styles of influence can be effective when we keep in mind what's important to everyone involved.
