Submitted by Louisgray
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As I read report after report on Google’s Chrome OS, I have to say I feel a little let down. But most importantly, I’m a little hesitant to call it a real Operating System.According to the official post:[Google Chrome OS is] an open source operating system for people who spend most of their time on the web.Don’t we all spen (Read More)
Submitted by Robdiana
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Following up on the recent email interview I did with Nick Bradbury this is the first of what I hope I will be an on-going series of email interviews with people in social media space that I find interesting. Hopefully I will ask the types of questions, some easy and maybe some not so easy, that readers will have wanted to (Read More)
Submitted by Magitam
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100. Chris Rauschnothttp://themacwizard.com/Las Vegas, Nevada USAChris Rauschnot is a web 2.0 and social media expert. He also has been an Internet Entrepreneur for over 10 years and is a certified apple tech. He has over 24,000 followers and sent out over 10,800 tweets.99. Ruth Zoaretshttp://twitteranalyzer.com/Tel Aviv, (Read More)
Submitted by Loucypher
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Today at Kynetx Impact Conference Kynetx is changing the future of Web Identity and privacy as we know it by taking the power away from the server and moving it over to users’ desktops, mobile phones, or other client-based technology. Dr. Phil Windley, company CTO and co-founder in his keynote shared that the web client is (Read More)
Submitted by Mahendra
from blog:
Searching Twitter Lists can be incredibly useful. What are the most influential tech people saying about Droid vs. iPhone? What are leading tech blogs saying about the Microsoft Azure platform? What do experienced investors think of the economy? The possibilities are endless, limited only by your imagination.The problem? Tw (Read More)
Submitted by Kentnewsome
from blog:
I've spent lots of blog space and podcast time pooping all over Facebook. Saying how it is for kids, that it's AOL 2.0, that it's the internet kiddie pool. I was right, and I was wrong. Mostly wrong. Facebook is all of those things, of course, but perhaps in an evolutionary- and not a pejorative- way. More than anythi (Read More)
Submitted by Koltregaskes
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Kol Tregaskes to Kol's feed, Question of the Day, friendfeed Gamers, electronical gamesWould you pay to play multiplayer games? - http://www.eurogamer.net/article...Tuesdayfrom Bookmarklet- Comment- LikeNispell liked thisActivision think we want to: "Activision exec Tom Tippl has said there are plans to charge Call of Duty (Read More)
Submitted by Mahendra
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This is the uncut version of my latest post on TechCrunch…Measuring individual influence in Social Media is as coveted as it is elusive. While many tools claim to calculate authority, it is the definition of influence that requires clarification in order to grasp the relevance and differences of existing tools and services. (Read More)
Submitted by Louisgray
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I love me my MiFi.I don’t mean to wax rhapsodic like some central government-backed campaign, but the MiFi has brought me harmonious and glorifying wisdom, in order that my lymphatic system feels cleaner.Or something like that.Ever since Novatel introduced the MiFi earlier this year, I knew that it (or a derivative) would (Read More)
Submitted by Magitam
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It is no surprise to any publisher that many of the conversations about their content and within their audience are occurring off their properties. Increasingly, social hubs such as Facebook, Twitter, and Digg are found in the top 3 traffic drivers, and their influence is only likely to increase over time. At PostRank, we’v (Read More)
louisgray-com:
Following on to the post last month on leveraging social networks to build Web traffic, courtesy of YourBusinessChannel, filmed while in the UK with Ecademy, three more short videos have surfaced from our extended interview on the impact that social media tracking and activity can have for companies big and small on the Web (Read More)
Sean's shared items in Google Reader:
Have you ever heard of Twitter tags? No, I’m not speaking of those search functionaries known as #hashtags, I’m talking about regular tags that are a staple of bookmarks and blog posts.The ability to sort and share are fundamental to how we interact with digital information. However, Twitter seems to have ignored the power (Read More)
: I had to Google "folksonomy" but yes I think the social aspect of categorization could be a major feature. Thanks for introducing me to a new word. :)
Submitted by Catepol
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1. NON E' CHE TUTTO E' RIFERITO A TE 2. SE NON LEGGI E NON COMMENTI, NON ASPETTARTI CHE GLI ALTRI TI LEGGANO E COMMENTINO 3. SE PERCULI, SEI PERCULATO. QUINDI UN MINIMO DI AUTOIRONIA E SCARSA PERMALOSITA' E' NECESSARIA 4. IMPEGNATI A SCRIVERE BENE, COME TI PIACE, COME TI SENTI. MEGLIO SE CON UNA PUNTEGGIATURA CORRETTA 5. SM (Read More)
Submitted by Mitchellmckenna
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I recently posted an article on FriendFeed which stirred up a conversation around invoicing software for entrepreneurs. Several alternatives where thrown around, but the two main ones mentioned where the popular Freshbooks and Harvest. Although they are very similar the general consensus was leaning toward Harvest as the (Read More)