Robert Scoble - FriendFeed
I used to be the biggest user of Google Reader. At one point the Google Reader team told me I shared more items than anyone else. But lately it's a rare month I've checked into it and Twitter is in the process of adding a new feature -- lists -- that is getting me off of Google Reader altogether.Why?Several reasons:1. Goog (Read More)
World Internet TV PC Blog
Free TV and Video Websites such as Hulu, Youtube etc. are gaining popularity daily, at the expense of peer-to-peer (P2P) software who’s useage is slowing. So says a report by network-management systems vendor Sandvine.Legally Free websites account for around 27% of the webs worldwide traffic, which is up from 13% in 2008. O (Read More)
Ars Technica
P2P use is down this year, possibly thanks to the growing availability of online video. Network equipment provider Sandvine observed these two trends in its "2009 Global Broadband Phenomena" report (via Broadband Reports), noting that there was a "dramatic increase" in realtime (Read More)
Digital Media Wire - connecting people & knowledge
London - The U.K. government plans to introduce a billmimicking France'srecently enacted "three-strikes" legislation on file-sharing, whichauthorizes the suspension of the Internet accounts of those warned repeatedlythey are violating copyrights, according to published reports. The bill will"make technical measures availabl (Read More)
SF Gate
(10-30) 05:22 PDT Montgomery, Ala. (AP) -- A legislative oversight committee went to court Thursday to stop a $13 million no-bid computer contract between Gov. Bob Riley's administration and a company with no listed business phone number and no Web... Sponsored Topics: Alabama - Bob Riley - United States - Montgomery (Read More)
Submitted by Toputop
from blog:
Google Wave is an online message tool for real-time communication and teamwork.
A wave can be both a discussion and a document where people can discuss and work together using richly formatted text, photos, videos, maps. Wave builds on the concept of cloud computing.
Google wave is going to become a wave of the future. (Read More)
Download Squad
Filed under: Internet, Video, News, Windows, Macintosh, P2P, Social Software, Web Libox got my attention with free and unlimited - as in unlimited - media sharing. It's a new beta desktop application that allows you to share all your photos, videos and music with your friends and contacts. Unlike other social media sharing (Read More)
Search Engine Land
Two rockstars have emerged in the web analytics field to date. We all know who they are: Eric Peterson has demystified analytics for us, while Avinash Kaushik has helped us take it one day, or dare I say, “an hour a day,” at a time. And one of them says web analytics is easy [...]
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Search Engine Land
For years, Google’s discovery of web pages was solely based on links. If a page had no links to it, Googlebot had no way of knowing about it and therefore, would never index it. Along the way, Google provided an option for submitting individual pages, but that wasn’t really a viable option for site owners [...]
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Conversation Agent
The Internet has changed the scale at which we can observe and participate in activities that express or pay off our own human nature - that of being social. As technologies get cheaper and more ubiquitous, more people can join in, independently of social status, geography, age, etc. Before the Internet, businesses were t (Read More)
Mashable!
Another new virus is spreading through social networks, this time, via Facebook. This one – known as Bredolab – masks itself as a “Password Reset Confirmation Email,” appears to come from Facebook, and attaches a file that purports to contain a new password. That file is actually a trojan horse that will download a host o (Read More)
Mashable!
Twitter competitor Pownce is no more. We’ve followed the story yesterday: it was acquired by Six Apart, but not to develop the service further: simply to acquire the talented people that worked on Pownce. I’d like to quickly revisit the story because I’ve been following Pownce from day one, I’ve actu (Read More)
: well they acquired the company to hire on the people that worked for it. they said they aren't going to develop it further. though i would love to see the service or something similar to continue
: damn. im gonna miss getting @darkgracie's new files in mi inbox on a weekly basis. i wasnt really moved by the loss of pownce. maybe its just that im SO into twitter, and as sttd previously; i couldnt get anyone else to join mi on pownce.
Submitted by Robdiana
from Google Reader:
RepostTim O’Reilly is well-known not only for his successful publishing company (which I have written for), but also for his definition of the term, “Web 2.0″, in summary defining the web as a platform, moving from the desktop to the cloud. I’d like to propose we are in the process of taking that one step further, perhaps e (Read More)
: Clouds...Building Blocks...whatever, won't it all come down to who owns the Toys with which we develop engagement addictions? Thanks for weaving all this web 3 babel into something comprehensible.
Pak Alert Press
By Bob UnruhWorldNetDaily Exclusive10-10-9A trends forecaster says the current economic “rebound” from last winter’s Wall Street collapse of banks, insurance companies and automobile manufacturers is an artificial blip created by ‘phantom money printed out of thin air backed by nothing.”And Gerald Celente of TrendsResearch. (Read More)
Mashable!
Twitter spammers have been put on notice. Starting today, each profile on Twitter now includes a “report [username] for spam” link. When clicked, the feature alerts you that it will immediately block the user and report them to Twitter for review.To-date, Twitter has been using the @spam account to allow users to quickly (Read More)