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URL shortener and analytics service Bit.ly has been working on a new set of products, being referred to as “Bit.ly Now” internally, which will define the next stage of the company’s growth. The company confirmed these plans to us today. The services will include both a destination website as well as a distributed service vi (Read More)
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Micro Persuasion
Here's how I've set up my lifestreaming flow...Capture:: This is where I collect my inspiration for content and create it. I am increasingly using Friendfeed as a front-end filter for all my social network content. I read feeds in Google Reader. I build mindmaps using Mindmeister and Mindnode. Finally, I create media on my (Read More)
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Web Strategy by Jeremiah
Top Bloggers Spend Less Time BloggingI’ve noticed a gradual change in what we know as blogs when Scoble and Shel wrote the book on Naked Conversations. Both of them are now focused on micromedia: Shel has an upcoming book on Twitterville, and Scoble spends more time promoting Friendfeed than his own blog. Secondly, I just (Read More)
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: Life-streams might be the new journal-style blog. But people who are marketing themselves as consultants or authors still need a more robust blog with posts that read like articles. Once they get (internet) famous, rich, or lazy, then the life-stream only presence can suffice.
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When we think of moderated comments, the specter of censorship seems inevitable. But is censorship such a bad thing? The rise of social media suggests we ought to take the rough with the smooth, but why should we?So what have the recent elections in Iran, Skittles and Trent Reznor got in common? All three represent what hap (Read More)
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It’s ‘official’; big shot CEOs are social media slackers. The hot news comes straight from ÜBERCEO, who says it conducted research on the topic for the past few weeks and has found that there’s little chance you’ll ever get to exchange pokes and tweets with Fortune 100 CEOs for the time being. Here’s the ‘miserable level of (Read More)
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Calling all tech-savvy psychics! Twitter is being used for its first-ever psychic experiment, giving a whole new meaning to the term "social medium". For those ready to enter the brave new world of Divination 2.0, it's time to shelve the crystal ball and grab a Palm (or...read more. (Read More)
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A couple of self-proclaimed “fans” of Facebook say they were able to gain access to the private information of Facebook users, including Facebook chief executive Mark Zuckerberg. (Read More)
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For technophiles and advocates of scientific openness, this is the way of the future. Online groups allow meeting attendees to post and discuss research as it is presented, and follow parallel sessions. (Read More)
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FriendFeed Blog
One of my favorite things about FriendFeed is how quick and easy it is to upload and post a photo. Now, we’ve added the capability to share files as well. You can easily attach any file, such as a PDF or a spreadsheet, to your FriendFeed post.To share files on friendfeed.com, simply click the "Files" link underneath the pos (Read More)
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: Stand up to your obstacles and do something about them. You will find that they haven't half the strength you think they have.http://tinyurl.com/pd9eul
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Members of online social networks may be more vulnerable to financial loss, identity theft and malware infection than they realize, particularly users of the younger generation, according to a new survey from Webroot. (Read More)
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