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The Future of Blogging Revealed - ReadWriteWeb
Aug 04, 2008

Submitted by Manogr: Blogging as everyone's preferred method of communication may be over. What's taking its place? Lifestreaming. And don't be fooled into thinking that we're talking just about FriendFeed here - lifestreaming as a format for communication extends beyond just that one social site to encompass an entirely new way to establish yo (Read More)
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Kenmat,
Aug 05, 2008
: "There has been a lot of talk lately about the changing face of the blogging landscape." - Sarah Perez
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Glarocque,
Aug 20, 2008
: interesting stuff on the future of blogs!
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Keenerguy,
Aug 20, 2008
: It's great to think that everything is in one place and really captures the essence of what is happening online.

When will everyone have their own life stream?
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50 Fastest Growing Niche Social Media Sites and Networks | Internet Service Deals
Jul 31, 2008

Submitted by Scbalazs: Everyone knows about social media sites like Digg and Reddit, but the fact is, they are incredibly hard to penetrate, and the traffic they offer is often superficial. For many bloggers, niche sites are a refreshing alternative to these behemoths, offering more targeted links and a much smaller base of competition. Read on t (Read More)
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Techn0tic,
Jul 31, 2008
: Great list, I'll need to dig(g) through some of these sites.
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Nikitascene,
Oct 08, 2008
: a late comer as well but found the list helpful and sent it off to the marketing powers that be. peacels....
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Trecannon,
Nov 09, 2008
: Never heard of most of them.
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The Biggest Social Network You Have Never Heard Of
Aug 01, 2008

The Next Web The Satchi-Gallery is probably one of the biggest sites you have never heard of, they are one of the most trafficked sites in the UK, with 70 million hits a day and are ranked the 253 in the world. And for those wondering what all the fuss is about they reached these traffic levels almost overnight. What is interesting is t (Read More)
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Taringa! - Extreme Earth - National Geographic
Aug 01, 2008

Submitted by Costis: Extreme Earth - National Geographic. (Read More)
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'Major discovery' from MIT primed to unleash solar revolution - MIT News Office
Aug 01, 2008

Submitted by Infinitelymeta: In a revolutionary leap that could transform solar power from a marginal, boutique alternative into a mainstream energy source, MIT researchers have overcome a major barrier to large-scale solar power: storing energy for use when the sun doesn't shine. (Read More)
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Howardgr,
Aug 01, 2008
: stick it where the sun don't shine - and make energy!
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Socratoad,
Aug 01, 2008
: Damn exciting methinks!
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Billso,
Aug 05, 2008
: Good grief! If they can get this into production, it changes almost everything.
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