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Gawker:
What did New York's A-list socialite Tinsley Mortimer do with her very glamorous weekend? She hosted Serena Bancroft's birthday party. Who is this Serena Bancroft? She's the towns hottest up-and-coming tween socialite. Everyt (Read More)
FT.com - Arts:
A-list drummer's first release under his own name. (Read More)
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BuzzTracker.com - Twitter:
Twitter just released Twitter Lists. Steve Rubel points out that this is perhaps the new measure of influence?In July 2008 I wrote “The Death of the A-List” which caused a slight stir. Ok, not really, I was right.Here’s what (Read More)
FT.com - Arts & weekend, House & home:
The words 'recreational vehicle' and 'motorhome' might not conjure up associations with leading designers, A-list actors or trophy homes but it appears that even during the economic downturn, the cumbersome 'lounges on wheels (Read More)
Topic:
Economic
Lifehacker:
Most cellphone carriers provide a feature allowing you a certain number of contacts that you can call, on any network for free, anytime. So what happens when you team up this feature with your Google Voice number? In yesterda (Read More)
Spin's shared items in Google Reader:
God, this makes me mad.So, there is this massive selection bias that happens amongst some influencers on the web where they feel that good content will be found on its own. Why do they feel this? The same reason rich people t (Read More)
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Topic:
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Submitted by mgloerich
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Why not automatically send out a welcome pack to new members (digitally of course). You might include the following: Community guidelines. A good list of how to get involved in the community and make a lot of new friends. (Read More)
louisgray-com:
It wasn't all that long ago when the names of companies were more likely to make me think of unfeeling skyscrapers reaching toward the heavens with their steel and glass than I was to think of the people inside who made the b (Read More)
TechRadar: Internet news:
Digg's Kevin Rose believes that spam tweeters are actually working to make the service more of a success, although he does not condone the practice. Rose – who co-founded Digg – told the Future of Web Apps conference in Londo (Read More)
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