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I recently watched the video podcast “IOS TODAY 365 BEST APPS FOR YOUR PETS” episode. Posted 10/17/2017 on https://twit.tv . This was my first time watching this podcast, it interested me because I actually do let my cat attack one of my monitors and look for ways to entertain him so that he doesn’t bother me when I am using my PC. While the shows is designed pretty well with the layout of the broadcast, the audio quality was good. I didn’t think the content was that good. Most of the time they talked about trial apps, Cat Game! that were basically pay to play kids games, or pay for services that I didn’t really have a use for. When they did go in to something that I found interesting like the GPS tracker for dogs there was nothing about the technical aspects of this just basically, “yeah it’s cool”. I want to know what kind of GPS it uses or what sort of services can use it, does it run on cellular or how do it actually send the data to the users. I saw that it was a pay fo...

The first organization I am researching is a local restaurant called Honeypie. Firstly their website lists their social media at the bottom of the main page, which I usually like. When I want to follow and learn more about a place, I tend to look in that area for social media Links; instagram, facebook, twitter, and tumblr are all included. I am going to just concentrate on the Facebook & Twitter pages. Both pages seem to promote the restaurant, and let customers know of specials and menu changes. The twitter page is mostly data from instagram and basic updates. The Facebook page is much more in depth and has pictures to go with the changes in menu and promotions. The Twitter page is kind of lackluster, only following 31 mostly competitor’s restaurants. There are a lot of tweets but not a lot of substance to them, just data on what's available that day/week. Which if you are a long-time customer and just want to know the updates, that's good but if you have neve...