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Samsung has finally spilled the details about its long-awaited tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, during a press conference at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin.
Samsung calls its tablet a “smart media device,” and Galaxy Tab definitely has the specifications to back it up: Android 2.2 support, a Cortex A8 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM and 16/32 GB of internal memory with the possibility of upgrading through microSD memory cards.
Furthermore, there’s a 7 inch TFT-LCD .. show all text
Samsung has finally spilled the details about its long-awaited tablet computer, the Galaxy Tab, during a press conference at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin. Samsung calls its tablet a “smart media device,” and Galaxy Tab definitely has the specifications to back it up: Android 2.2 support, a Cortex A8 1 GHz processor, 512 MB of RAM and 16/32 GB of internal memory with the possibility of upgrading through microSD memory cards. Furthermore, there’s a 7 inch TFT-LCD display with 1024×600 pixel resolution, a 3 megapixel camera with autofocus and LED Flash plus an additional fron 1.3 megapixel camera for video chats (that’s got to hurt iPad owners at least a little bit) as well as WiFi and 3G connectivity. The dimensions of the device are 190.09 x 120.45 x 11.98mm, with 380 grams of weight, and the battery should last through 7 hours of movie playback. In other words, the iPad got a worthy competitor, not only because of the capable hardware the Tab is sporting, but also because it has the latest and greatest version of Android. Although it’s smaller than the iPad, whose screen measures 9.7 inches, Galaxy Tab does a lot of things the iPad cannot do: it has two cameras, it supports Flash and a wide variety of multimedia formats, including DivX, XviD, MPEG4, H.263, and H.264. Samsung has partnered with Vodafone for the launch, and the Galaxy Tab will start selling in October in the majority of Vodafone’s European markets and later this year in the U.S and other markets. ![]() More About: android, samsung, Samsung Galaxy Tab, Tablet For more Tech coverage:
WebStudio13: Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab http://t.co/oXENDpT via @mashabletech @mashable
02.09.2010 06.10.18
PerfectJulia: Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab: Samsung has finally spilled the details about its long-awaited tablet compu... http://bit.ly/dpcRa9
02.09.2010 05.37.27
mscopeland: Mashable [BLOG]: Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab http://ow.ly/18PGKb
02.09.2010 05.32.13
RobKoomson: [protected tweet]
02.09.2010 05.31.16
deltina: Mashable.com: Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab http://bit.ly/bInzHK
02.09.2010 05.05.11
Remi_Vladuceanu: Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab http://bit.ly/dfkqvs via @mashable
02.09.2010 04.42.49
SebastianJaraB: Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab http://bit.ly/adXDKu #tech
02.09.2010 04.51.54
HilzFuld: RT @mashable: Samsung Officially Unveils Galaxy Tab - http://mash.to/2ypW3
02.09.2010 04.43.16
andybeal: Twitter plans to record all links clicked - http://gri.ms/KTGa #privacy
02.09.2010 08.50.02
Avinio: Twitter plans to record all links clicked | CNET http://j.mp/d5H7hI /Via @ScepticGeek
02.09.2010 04.04.23
LoriMoreno: *click* :D RT @SteveAkinsSEO "Twitter plans to record all links clicked": http://bit.ly/cHHDtm via @cheth @kim
02.09.2010 09.18.30
steveplunkett:
EagleChris:
yannr: makes sense as long as robots can't click RT @kim: Reading: "Twitter plans to record all links clicked": http://bit.ly/cHHDtm via @cheth
02.09.2010 08.41.25
kim: Reading: "Twitter plans to record all links clicked": http://bit.ly/cHHDtm via @cheth
02.09.2010 08.31.14
samirbalwani:
paul_steele: RT @chirrps: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://bit.ly/a5T8xT
02.09.2010 07.34.17
digiphile: "Twitter plans to record all links clicked"-@declanm http://j.mp/dATS8z Will custom bit.ly URL shorteners like n.pr disappear?
02.09.2010 07.19.09
AskAaronLee: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://bit.ly/a5T8xT RT @chirrps
02.09.2010 06.42.10
Techmeme: Twitter plans to record all links clicked (@declanm / CNET News) http://j.mp/9Z4O62 http://techme.me/A0FC
02.09.2010 05.50.49
SharonHayes: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://cot.ag/9QwJhR #cnet
02.09.2010 05.00.37
Mashable is excited to announce MashBash BlogWorld, the opening party for this year’s BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas on October 15-16. To kick off the Expo, we’ll be hosting the first night’s official party at Haze at Aria Hotel.
We would love for you to join us, so we’re giving away passes to BlogWorld. To enter, answer the following question — “What is the future of blogging?” — in the comments below. Readers with the best answers w.. show all text
Mashable is excited to announce MashBash BlogWorld, the opening party for this year’s BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas on October 15-16. To kick off the Expo, we’ll be hosting the first night’s official party at Haze at Aria Hotel. We would love for you to join us, so we’re giving away passes to BlogWorld. To enter, answer the following question — “What is the future of blogging?” — in the comments below. Readers with the best answers will win one of five “full access” tickets to BlogWorld, which includes MashBash. Winners are invited to attend this industry celebration where the online world comes together to meet, relax and make important business networking connections. Date: Friday, October 15 How To Win Tickets
Please use your real identity so that we may contact you via e-mail, Twitter or Facebook to let you know that you’ve won and how to redeem your prize. About the Blog World Expo ![]() BlogWorld & New Media Expo in Las Vegas on October 15-16: “Join us at the World’s Largest New Media event and learn about Content Creation, Distribution and Monetization strategies, step-by-step techniques and bleeding-edge tools from the most successful Bloggers, Podcasters, Social Media Pro’s, Internet TV and Radio Content Generators and New Media Marketing Pro’s! From the premier educational sessions at the Social Media Business Summit and BlogWorld Conference, to the resource-rich New Media Expo, to Amazing Networking events…it’s One economical trip, One weekend, One Big Show you can’t afford to miss!” Reviews: Facebook, Twitter More About: blogging, BLOGS, blogworld, contest, Events, las vegas, MashBash, new media expo, Tickets For more Social Media coverage:
deltina: Mashable.com: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://bit.ly/cFGIrt
02.09.2010 09.16.04
mashable: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] - http://mash.to/2yzZN
02.09.2010 09.00.09
Remi_Vladuceanu: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://bit.ly/cXOXwF via @mashable
02.09.2010 08.48.22
sithburns: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://bit.ly/caMpD3
02.09.2010 08.48.21
MarkClayson: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://goo.gl/fb/fsrZO
02.09.2010 09.22.47
adamostrow: I'll be there ... Vegas! RT @mashable: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] - http://mash.to/2yzZN
02.09.2010 09.02.26
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://bit.ly/bmVj11 [Mashable]
02.09.2010 08.57.03
SebastianJaraB: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://bit.ly/bmVj11 [Mashable] #sm #smm
02.09.2010 08.57.02
TimMoore: Announcing MashBash BlogWorld: Win a Free Pass [CONTEST] http://bit.ly/b616QD
02.09.2010 08.48.21
This series is brought to you by HTC EVO 4G, America’s first 4G phone. Only from Sprint. The “First to Know” series keeps you in the know on what’s happening now in the world of social media and technology.
Welcome to this morning’s edition of “First To Know,” a series in which we keep you in the know on what’s happening in the digital world. We’re keeping our eyes on three particular stories of interest today.
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This series is brought to you by HTC EVO 4G, America’s first 4G phone. Only from Sprint. The “First to Know” series keeps you in the know on what’s happening now in the world of social media and technology. Welcome to this morning’s edition of “First To Know,” a series in which we keep you in the know on what’s happening in the digital world. We’re keeping our eyes on three particular stories of interest today. iTunes 10 and Ping Are Now Live Apple’s latest version of iTunes and it’s new music-centric social network, Ping, went live late Wednesday evening, some eight hours after the product was announced at the company’s press conference in San Francisco. Mashable’s Christina Warren contends that Ping has a long way to go if it’s going to become a better alternative to MySpace. Samsung Unveils Galaxy Tab Samsung has revealed its long-awaited tablet, the Galaxy Tab, at the IFA consumer electronics fair in Berlin. The tablet sports a 7-inch TFT-LCD display with 1024×600-pixel resolution, Android 2.2 support, a Cortex A8 1 GHz processor, 512 of RAM and 16/32 GB of internal memory with upgrade options. It also comes with a 3-megapixel camera with autofocus and LED Flash, plus a second 1.3-megapixel camera for video chats, as well as Wi-Fi and 3G connectivity. The battery, Samsung claims, can last up to seven hours of movie playback. Samsung, it appears, has created a real competitor for Apple’s iPad, which lacks the Galaxy Tab’s cameras and support for popular multimedia formats such as Flash. Samsung has partnered with Vodafone for the launch, which is scheduled for October in Vodaphone’s European markets, and later this year in the U.S. and elsewhere. Twitter Releases Official iPad App Twitter has released its official iPad app, available now in Apple’s App Store [iTunes link] for free. The app allows for seamless navigation between tweets, photos, web pages, videos and other content, enabling users to load videos while they’re browsing their timelines, for instance, as well as view them in-line with other content and expand them to full-screen size. Further News
Disclosure: Samsung, BlackBerry and Microsoft are Mashable sponsors. Series supported by HTC EVO 4G This series is brought to you by HTC EVO 4G, America’s first 4G phone. Only from Sprint. The “First to Know” series keeps you in the know on what’s happening now in the world of social media and technology. More About: apple, first to know series, galaxy tab, ipad, ipad app, itunes 10, Ping, samsung, Tablet, twitter For more Social Media coverage:
PerfectJulia: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App: This series is brought to yo... http://bit.ly/bDVOl8
02.09.2010 06.38.25
mashable: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App - http://mash.to/2ysJH
02.09.2010 06.26.24
Remi_Vladuceanu: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App http://bit.ly/9WoudB via @mashable
02.09.2010 06.22.16
sithburns: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App http://bit.ly/bDVOl8
02.09.2010 06.22.15
MarkClayson: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App http://goo.gl/fb/tuW0M
02.09.2010 07.12.03
brett: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App: http://bit.ly/cgVLQQ
02.09.2010 06.57.37
SebastianJaraB: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App http://bit.ly/cQVfPo [Mashable] #sm #smm
02.09.2010 06.55.55
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App http://bit.ly/cQVfPo [Mashable]
02.09.2010 06.55.55
TimMoore: Morning Brief: iTunes 10 & Ping Now Live, Samsung Unveils Tablet, Twitter’s iPad App http://bit.ly/d6ricO
02.09.2010 06.22.16
It's really not that hard to win friends and influence people.
jerryfrempong: Social Media Are Easier Than You Think: Last month, the team over at Thought Lead hosted an online meet-up of 60 s... http://bit.ly/bPGbkN
02.09.2010 06.25.23
twfaster: Social Media Are Easier Than You Think: In just the last few years, there's been a land grab by newly minted socia... http://bit.ly/dtmGtI
02.09.2010 06.12.30
JosephAlbarez: Social Media Are Easier Than You Think http://bit.ly/9IROdd #socialmedia
02.09.2010 04.13.20
jeanlucr: Social Media Are Easier Than You Think: 6 good communication skills (New York Times) http://j.mp/a60EVr
02.09.2010 07.44.48
jmacofearth: RT @michellegreer: hooray! i was featured in the @nytimes for something i did of merit! check it http://nyti.ms/9jat0V [hooray INDEED!]
02.09.2010 07.12.58
franklinb: Social Media Are Easier Than You Think: Last month, the team over at Thought Lead hosted an online meet-up of 60 s... http://bit.ly/bO26PI
02.09.2010 04.13.26
Of all topics, this is one of the perennials. People want more traffic, more attention, more awareness to their blog. It’s fair. We work hard on our blogs. We want more attention and traffic. If your business depends on volume, this is especially important (for instance, if you’re using ads). Getting traffic is a tricky business, and it requires a lot of experimentation. I’ll tell you what’s worked for me, so far, and I’ll tell you what you might try. Maybe others .. show all text
Of all topics, this is one of the perennials. People want more traffic, more attention, more awareness to their blog. It’s fair. We work hard on our blogs. We want more attention and traffic. If your business depends on volume, this is especially important (for instance, if you’re using ads). Getting traffic is a tricky business, and it requires a lot of experimentation. I’ll tell you what’s worked for me, so far, and I’ll tell you what you might try. Maybe others will educate us both in the comments on their best methods. Great Titles HelpThe first few seconds of someone’s attention are the hardest to pass. If you have a lame blog post title, no one’s going to want to read the post. For whatever reason, we react to “how to,” we react to “7 great,” we react to all kinds of things. Not sure where to look? I stole this advice from Brian Clark years ago: go to the grocery store, buy some ladies’ magazines like Cosmopolitan, and learn how THEY write headlines on the front page. Graphics Don’t HurtThis entire series (and most of my blog posts) use graphics to catch your eye. It’s an easy way to get one’s attention. Screen captures help. Video helps. There are tons of ways to get people into a receptive space with your material, and graphics are just the easiest one. Now that we’ve got a decent title, decent graphics, let’s be quick about your content. Brevity Is the GameKeep your posts brief (unless you want tons and tons of bookmarks). People don’t have all day to read. If you can keep your posts between 250-500 words, that’s in alignment with most people’s attention spans. Hey, you’re welcome to write whatever length you want. You asked me how to grow traffic to your blog. I can only give you results that I’ve tested. When I write a super long piece, I get much less involvement with it. Share Your BlogI’ve written about making shareability a priority. If you don’t have easy-to-share buttons on your blog, you’re missing the easiest way for people to see your stuff on Facebook, on LinkedIn, on Twitter, and all the other sites where it would matter. Sharing out is a great way to make some more traffic happen. I also automatically push my posts into Facebook with their notes feature. I have an automated post into twitter via @broganmedia, but don’t do this same effect on my primary @chrisbrogan account. Subscriptions or No?In my case, subscriptions to my blog matter. I want people to subscribe, because I don’t necessarily survive on ad revenue. If you’re trying to monetize via ad revenue, and if your ads are in the header and the sidebar, a subscription really won’t help you get more traffic. If for whatever reason you want people to come to your website directly instead of via your RSS feed, you might want to obfuscate where you put your subscription information. If you’re like me, you ask for the subscription all the time. In fact, I’ll ask now. You’re not yet subscribed? Enter your email (I respect your privacy): Guest PostsOver in the Third Tribe, we talk about guest posts quite often as a great traffic-builder to your blog. Find someone who has a very similar kind of blog topic to yours (not sure where to start? Check out Alltop), and offer a guest blog post. Oh, and then actually follow through. I have heard recently from my friends who accept guest posts that often, people ask for something, get approval, and then don’t take an action. That doesn’t sound like a good plan. Just FYI. ConsistencyThis is one of those points where people disagree. I blog daily. Truth be told, I’m up to 2x a day most days. Why? Because the more I blog, the more people subscribe. I learned it from some of the larger blogger sites out there. Lots of people justify once a week, or once every two weeks. That’s fine. But if you want to grow traffic to your blog, that’s a very long slow crawl towards that growth. That said, no matter which frequency you’ve chosen, stick to it. The moment you drop off the map, people who haven’t yet subscribed to you lose sight and move on. Market Your BlogYou can always market your blog the good old fashioned way. I’ve had people hand me business cards at events that had a compelling question or interesting graphic, and then a URL to their blog. More often than not, I’ll at least check out the post. You might make postcards and bring them to the places where your prospective readers might congregate. For instance, if you write a restaurant blog, why not have a business card tray by the mints? Make an offer, just like you do with any other kind of marketing. Often times, we sit around inside the fishbowl of social media and hope people from outside will find us. Here’s a hint, hero: the people you need are out there wondering what they can do to learn more about the thing you’re talking about. Go get ‘em, tiger. How Do You Grow Traffic To Your Blog?I’m a big fan of the basics: write about what they need, make sure they see that you wrote about it, make it easy to carry on the relationship, make it easy for them to promote you to others. Seems like a simple formula, and yet, we go through all kinds of hoops to come up with trickier methods. Try this one first. What do you say?
JasonFalls: How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog. Advice from @chrisbrogan. He knows a thing or two about it. http://ar.gy/1ez
02.09.2010 08.30.04
chrisbrogan: Okay. Offline all day, so get some traffic while I'm out, okay? : ) - http://bit.ly/95UGVz
02.09.2010 04.35.54
SarahRobinson: RT @Sophfronia: Good tips...RT @chrisbrogan: This is how I've been growing traffic to my blog. Thought I'd share - http://bit.ly/9KqTas
02.09.2010 07.37.56
zaibatsu: HOW TO Grow Traffic to Your Blog http://bit.ly/95UGVz RT @chrisbrogan @TrendTracker
02.09.2010 05.57.50
cspenn: #the5: Another from @chrisbrogan, basics of traffic building for your blog: http://bit.ly/bbj6QB
02.09.2010 05.42.15
TrendTracker: HOW TO Grow Traffic to Your Blog http://bit.ly/95UGVz RT @chrisbrogan
02.09.2010 05.18.42
When he was introducing Ping, Steve Jobs mentioned that it will immediately reach a user base of 160 million people in 23 countries. Sounds impressive, until you remember that 23 countries actually isn’t that big of a number; and if you’re in a country such as Chile, the Czech Republic, Croatia, or India, then Ping – just like the music store component of iTunes – is simply not available.
The users in most countries around the world are used to products and features not .. show all text
When he was introducing Ping, Steve Jobs mentioned that it will immediately reach a user base of 160 million people in 23 countries. Sounds impressive, until you remember that 23 countries actually isn’t that big of a number; and if you’re in a country such as Chile, the Czech Republic, Croatia, or India, then Ping – just like the music store component of iTunes – is simply not available. The users in most countries around the world are used to products and features not being available to them – receiving money through PayPal or buying music through iTunes doesn’t work for me, for example – but Ping is different. It’s supposed to be a social network; its competitors, Last.FM and MySpace, are available in most countries in the world. Users expect it to just work, but in my version of iTunes, Ping simply doesn’t exist. Here’s a thread from Apple’s support forums, in which users from all around the world complain that they can’t find Ping. After Apple’s big announcement, most of them don’t even consider the possibility that this great new social network is not available in their country: they think they’re doing something wrong. But Apple hasn’t said a word about availability in other countries, so it might be a long wait for all these users. From Apple’s point of view, it’s understandable it chose to tie Ping closely to the music store. One feature Steve Jobs had highlighted is buying a song directly from a status update; something you obviously cannot do if you don’t have access to the store. But the social networking part of Ping will suffer for it. For an example of how being available only in a small number of countries can hurt Ping, consider one of its most important features: concert listings. This is where Last.FM shines; go to any place in the world, and you’ll be able to see which concerts are available, when, at what clubs and who’s attending. But if residents of a certain country cannot access Ping, then the concert listings for that particular country will be a sad and empty sight. Facebook, which hasn’t really focused on music so far, is also available in most countries in the world; it’s the de facto standard for social networking, and it has half a billion active users. Yes, Ping is directly tied to music, but users aren’t used to network from iTunes. Should Facebook introduce some features similar to those Ping has, it would automatically have a huge advantage simply because it would work for all users, not just the select few. If Apple has any serious aspirations to grow Ping into a global social networking powerhouse, it should strongly consider making it available everywhere. We’ve contacted Apple to find out when (and if) Ping might become available in countries other than the initial 23, and are still awaiting their response. More About: apple, itunes, Ping For more Apple coverage:
Remi_Vladuceanu: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://bit.ly/9nXCCV via @mashable
02.09.2010 06.10.34
sithburns: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://bit.ly/cslp2B
02.09.2010 06.10.34
mashable: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One - http://mash.to/2yrY3
02.09.2010 05.57.20
SebastianJaraB: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://bit.ly/b9V4zN #apple
02.09.2010 06.23.56
MarkClayson: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://goo.gl/fb/tP5aK
02.09.2010 06.12.08
TimMoore: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://bit.ly/a9IyK1
02.09.2010 06.10.34
ebiz_expert: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://bit.ly/cslp2B
02.09.2010 06.09.42
cash4youtoday: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://bit.ly/cslp2B
02.09.2010 06.09.42
steveplunkett:
Most of the time, particulary in b2b and luxury sales, the competition is nothing.
"I will buy this treat or I will buy nothing, because I don't really need anything."
"I will buy your consulting services, or I'll continue doing what I'm doing now on that front, which is nothing."
None of the above.
"I will vote for you or I'll do what I usually do, which is not vote."
"I'll hire you or I'll hire no one."
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Most of the time, particulary in b2b and luxury sales, the competition is nothing. "I will buy this treat or I will buy nothing, because I don't really need anything." "I will buy your consulting services, or I'll continue doing what I'm doing now on that front, which is nothing." None of the above. "I will vote for you or I'll do what I usually do, which is not vote." "I'll hire you or I'll hire no one." While you think your competition is that woman across town, it's probably apathy, sitting still, ignoring the problem... nothing. Stop worrying so much about comparing yourself to every other possible competitor you can imagine and start comparing yourself to nothing. Are you really worth the hassle, the risk, the time, the money? Or can't the prospect just wait until tomorrow?
jblm: Better than nothing (is harder than you think) http://bit.ly/boLSFj #SethBlog
02.09.2010 07.15.48
SimonFord: Seth Better than nothing (is harder than you think) http://bit.ly/cBkHy9
02.09.2010 07.15.45
TheSpotter: RT @ThisIsSethsBlog Seth's Blog: Better than nothing (is harder than you think) http://bit.ly/c2LSdO
02.09.2010 06.15.08
Google and AOL have signed a deal that extends the search and advertising partnership between the two companies for another five years. The agreement also includes mobile search and adds a content sharing partnership with YouTube.
In a statement, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong said, “After nearly a decade-long partnership in search, we’re looking forward to expanding our global relationship to mobile search and YouTube. All aspects of our partnership will be improved by this deal.”
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Google and AOL have signed a deal that extends the search and advertising partnership between the two companies for another five years. The agreement also includes mobile search and adds a content sharing partnership with YouTube. In a statement, AOL CEO Tim Armstrong said, “After nearly a decade-long partnership in search, we’re looking forward to expanding our global relationship to mobile search and YouTube. All aspects of our partnership will be improved by this deal.” The extension of the deal wasn’t a given by any means; the $1 billion investment Google made in AOL back in 2005 proved to be disastrous financially. Further, Microsoft has been aggressively making deals to grow marketshare for Bing, most notably with Yahoo, which now sees Bing powering Yahoo search and its related advertising. With the renewed AOL deal, Google locks up about 2.3% of the search market according to the most recent numbers from comScore. Google currently has 65.8% of the market, while Microsoft has 27.1% between Bing and Yahoo. Beyond web search, today’s deal also broadens Google’s reach on mobile and gets additional premium content onto YouTube –- both of which are currently high priorities for the company, as CEO Eric Schmidt noted in his statement on the deal. “It’s particularly exciting to see our relationship expand into video and mobile. These areas are now at the heart of users’ online experiences and at the core of both of our businesses,” he said. Reviews: Bing, Google, YouTube More About: aol, Google, Search For more Business coverage:
mashable: Google to Power AOL Search for the Next 5 Years - http://mash.to/2yxpb
02.09.2010 07.59.15
Remi_Vladuceanu: Google to Power AOL Search for the Next 5 Years http://bit.ly/d10ih6 via @mashable
02.09.2010 07.57.12
SebastianJaraB: Google to Power AOL Search for the Next 5 Years http://bit.ly/bRShfd [Mashable]
02.09.2010 09.23.58
MarkClayson: Google to Power AOL Search for the Next 5 Years http://goo.gl/fb/oPl5F
02.09.2010 08.17.12
adamostrow: Google to Power AOL Search for the Next 5 Years - http://mash.to/2yxpb
02.09.2010 07.59.30
Aaron Goldman is an accomplished digital marketer that I know through MediaPost’s Search Insider Summit conference. He reached out to me while writing his new book, “Everything I Know About Marketing I Learned from Google”, and asked if I’d like to contribute. Such a request is a great honor to me but unfortunately, I never did end up sending anything to Aaron even though he was incredibly patient and went out of his way to make it easy.
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I know what you’re thinking: Smart AND nice guy? Yes indeed, that’s Aaron and now he’s on a blog tour to promote his new book, graciously stopping by Online Marketing Blog with a video recognizing how TopRank Online Marketing “Acts Like Content” (Chapter 7) as well as offering insights from the book on the value of content for marketing. Overall, the book offers 20 lessons “straight from Google’s playbook” that I think you’ll get a lot of value from. Check out the video: Aaron also talks about a blog post by TopRank’s Adam Singer, 10 Keys to Content Marketing, that offers specific tips and guidelines on how marketers can make their brands memorable. He finishes up with a freestyle rap that you’ve got to hear. Well done Aaron and thanks for the TopRank Marketing love. Be sure to check out the Googley Lessons site and blog tour page to see where Aaron is going to show up next. You can check out his book at Amazon and anywhere else great marketing books are sold.
© Online Marketing Blog, 2010. | Everything I Know About Marketing I Learned from Google | http://www.toprankblog.com
leeodden: Check out @aarongoldman's video on OMB - Everything I Know About Marketing I Learned from @Google http://tprk.us/c82rXQ
02.09.2010 07.24.00
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02.09.2010 07.25.01
Part of the new iTunes 10 software, announced and launched yesterday, is a significant new social networking feature for iTunes called Ping. It allows you to comment on music, 'like' it a la Facebook, or rate it. Ping is also very similar to Twitter, in that you can 'follow' people and music stars. All of this happens inside of the iTunes application, either on your computer, iPhone or iPod Touch.
We took the new feature for a spin and came away intrigued, despite some initial flaws. We do howe.. show all text
We took the new feature for a spin and came away intrigued, despite some initial flaws. We do however wonder at the overly commercial focus of Ping. Is this really about social networking, or mostly for Apple and artists to sell more music? How to Get Ping
On the computer, once you've downloaded iTunes 10 click the iTunes Store link in the sidebar. You'll see a "Get Started" link in the top right of that page (also 'Ping' appears as a menu option in the sidebar). You'll need to turn on the Ping feature and agree to Apple's privacy policy. After that, create a profile. Note that you may encounter issues with uploading a profile photo and connecting to Facebook. If you wait for about 10 minutes, eventually your photo will upload. However Facebook Connect appears to be broken at this stage. We assume these are technical teething issues. Once you have your profile set up, you're invited to follow other people and also stars like Lady Gaga and U2. This is very similar to how Twitter works, except that it's all happening inside of iTunes (on your computer or on your iPhone or iPod Touch).
Ping isn't entirely intuitive. It took some head scratching to figure out that to actually post content, you need to be in the iTunes Store. You can't create new content from within Ping itself, although you can comment on what others have added. To add new content to your Ping stream, go to the iTunes Store and either comment on an album, 'like' it or give it a star rating. The fact that you need to be inside the iTunes Store to create new content or like something, seems a rather cynical move to encourage people to buy more music. Why not let users search inside Ping for a song or album? Or, even better, let them right-click and comment, like or rate music from within the iTunes player?
To track - and optionally comment on - what others are doing, click on the Recent Activity feed in Ping. Ping places more focus on feature accounts than Twitter, inviting you to "set your inner groupie free by following your favorite artists on Ping." The service comes pre-loaded with accounts for some leading pop, rock and other music acts. These accounts don't offer much more than what the stars can already do on Facebook and Twitter. The main difference is that it's within an application where people can buy the music.
Overall, I can see Ping being useful for following friends who have similar tastes in music to me. In those cases, if they 'like' a new album then it's a great recommendation - and yes, I'm more likely to buy it. Also the ability to see which concerts they plan to go to is a useful feature. However, Ping is probably not going to be very useful for following friends who don't share my music tastes. That could be most of them. You may be a mate of mine on Facebook, but if you listen to electronica then sorry I'm not very interested in the content you're liking (you probably feel the same way about the alternative music I tend to favor). Have you tested out Ping yet? Let us know your verdict in the comments! Discuss
deltina: ReadWriteWeb.com: Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://bit.ly/bqUjcL
02.09.2010 05.16.09
SocialMedia411: Ping - First Look at the iTunes Social Network (RWW): http://bit.ly/b2DqyT
02.09.2010 08.20.10
Szetela: RT @glenngabe: Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://glennga.be/bn0nqf via @rww
02.09.2010 05.43.57
BBHLabs: 'Really about social networking, or mostly for Apple and artists to sell more music?' @RWW on Ping: http://bit.ly/bWosVW via @michelletripp
02.09.2010 05.00.57
HilzFuld: RT @BuzzEdition: ►Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://rww.tw/9tTwwT via @RWW
02.09.2010 04.55.52
BuzzEdition: ►Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://rww.tw/9tTwwT via @RWW
02.09.2010 04.54.18
susanbeebe:
A picture is worth a thousand words. But if you include an entire database, make it interactive, and add filtering options, the word-to-picture exchange rate is even better.
Infographics at their best are more than just pictures — they can provide new understandings, succinct summaries, or just plain old fun.
In that respect, reading newspaper archives isn’t the only way to get a deeper understanding of current events. Infographics can help us get a better grasp on what’s goin.. show all text
A picture is worth a thousand words. But if you include an entire database, make it interactive, and add filtering options, the word-to-picture exchange rate is even better. Infographics at their best are more than just pictures — they can provide new understandings, succinct summaries, or just plain old fun. In that respect, reading newspaper archives isn’t the only way to get a deeper understanding of current events. Infographics can help us get a better grasp on what’s going on. Check out these 10 visualizations to learn more about the news with a quick look. 1. Google’s Appetite for Acquisition ![]() Last month alone, Google acquired social-search service Angstro, visual shopping search engine like.com, and social currency company Jambool. Google has been on an acquisition binge for some time, and it’s getting tricky to keep track of its appetite. This graphic shows a timeline of Google’s activity in three categories: “Building Revenue Streams,” “Cutting Competition,” or “A Little of Both.” 2. Gay Marriage Chronology ![]() The campaign for gay marriage has passed a multitude of milestones over the last decade. Unfortunately for those trying to keep track of them, the victories and setbacks vary drastically by state. Decisions are reversed and in some cases overturned by higher courts, which makes progress hard to track. This map from the LA Times shows the status of gay marriage in each state by month. Click on a state for its most recent ruling or watch the country change from being legally similar in its treatment of same-sex couples in 2000 to sharply divided in 2010. 3. IED Attacks from Wikileaks’ Afghanistan War Logs The frequency and fatality of IEDs (homemade bombs) in Afghanistan was highlighted when WikiLeaks published more than 90,000 secret documents about the Afghan war. Anti-war activists published this illustrative video that includes all of the incidents reported in these leaked documents. 4. Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill ![]() On April 20, an explosion on a BP drilling rig started what has become the largest accidental oil spill in history. Despite numerous strategies that were deployed to plug the leak, it wasn’t capped until July 15. This video graphic by New Orleans online newspaper NOLA wraps timeline, graphic, and cumulative damage data into one easy-to-digest piece of media. 5. CIA World Factbook Dashboard ![]() The CIA World Factbook has always been a great resource for putting news stories into the context of their geographic location. But now it’s also easy to get the information at a glance. The World Factbook Dashboard allows you to color code the countries of the world by population, population growth, infant mortality, agricultural GDP, industry GDP, services GDP, total GDP, GDP/inhabitant, or inflation. Clicking on a country zooms in for more information. 6. Geography of a Recession ![]() This map from The New York Times illustrates not only which areas suffered the highest unemployment rate after the recession, but also offers the option to filter data by metropolitan areas, areas with housing bubbles, rural areas, and manufacturing centers. 7. Afghanistan and Pakistan Regional Violence Map ![]() The Wall Street Journal updates this map constantly with violent conflicts in Afghanistan and Pakistan. If you want to learn about the day-to-day details of the war or understand its scope, there’s no better visual resource. 8. What Does the Health Care Bill Mean to Me? ![]() Even if you read through every health care bill article, it could be hard to exactly pick out what the law would change about your insurance coverage and taxes. The Washington Post made it easy by providing this nifty tool. Input whether you have insurance coverage, your family size, your income, and your marital status, and it will tell you how health care reform will impact your life. For the broader picture on healthcare reform, see this subway-style map from GOOD Magazine. 9. Obama’s $787 Billion Economic Stimulus Plan ![]() The government is still busy spending much of the $787 billion it allotted for the economic stimulus in February of last year. This infographic effectively illustrates how that huge chunk of change is being distributed. 10. American Casualties in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Beyond ![]() This chilling interactive graphic from USA Today simply illustrates the deaths in the Afghanistan and Iraq wars. Information seekers can search deaths by personal factors like name, age, gender, race, or home town as well as by military service details, date, cause, or place. CNN has a more elaborate version here. More Graphics Resources from Mashable:
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02.09.2010 07.41.56
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02.09.2010 09.01.04
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02.09.2010 08.17.12
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02.09.2010 07.44.20
Think what you will about the ultra-widescreen, 21:9 format Philips is pushing, but you can’t deny that its cinema-proportioned Full HD LCD TV is gorgeous. Now, Philips plans to push it even further, with a 58-inch, 3D version of the device.
The device, called Philips 3D Cinema 21:9 Platinum, sports a direct lit LED screen with a 2560×1080 resolution, 400Hz picture processing, and Philips’s Ambilight technology, which illuminates the area behind the TV in order to reduce eye f.. show all text
Think what you will about the ultra-widescreen, 21:9 format Philips is pushing, but you can’t deny that its cinema-proportioned Full HD LCD TV is gorgeous. Now, Philips plans to push it even further, with a 58-inch, 3D version of the device. The device, called Philips 3D Cinema 21:9 Platinum, sports a direct lit LED screen with a 2560×1080 resolution, 400Hz picture processing, and Philips’s Ambilight technology, which illuminates the area behind the TV in order to reduce eye fatigue and produce an immersive viewing experience. And if you think you’ll never use all that horizontal screen estate due to the lack of titles available in 21:9 format, you can watch regular TV programming on one side while browsing Philips’s Net TV on the other. The price tag, of course, is too high for most consumers. At around €4000 ($5,100), there are plenty of high-end TV sets to be found on the market, but this TV is truly unique. For those who want to enjoy their movies as they were meant to be seen on the big screen, and in three dimensions, there are currently no better options out there. The Philips 3D Cinema 21:9 Platinum is slated to launch in the UK later this month. No date has been set for a U.S. release. More About: 21:9, 3D, aspect ratio, full HD, LCD, Philips, tv For more Tech coverage:
Remi_Vladuceanu: Gorgeous 21:9 LCD TV from Philips Goes 3D http://bit.ly/dlCx8f via @mashable
02.09.2010 07.28.17
SebastianJaraB: Gorgeous 21:9 LCD TV from Philips Goes 3D http://bit.ly/bTxH9y #tech
02.09.2010 07.21.53
Twitter has just announced the service’s official iPad app.
It’s free and comes with a slew of touch interface bells and whistles built right in. The app is intended to allow for seamless navigation between tweets, photos, web pages, videos and other media and updates. It’s also usable even for those who don’t have Twitter accounts.
Twitter for iPad [iTunes link] has a few new UI touches that you haven’t seen elsewhere. These features are custom-designed for the la.. show all text
Twitter has just announced the service’s official iPad app. It’s free and comes with a slew of touch interface bells and whistles built right in. The app is intended to allow for seamless navigation between tweets, photos, web pages, videos and other media and updates. It’s also usable even for those who don’t have Twitter accounts. Twitter for iPad [iTunes link] has a few new UI touches that you haven’t seen elsewhere. These features are custom-designed for the larger screen and touch capabilities of the iPad. It also caters to what the iPad was made for: media consumption rather than creation. Twitter’s Leland Rechis, a mobile UX designer, writes on the Twitter blog that the iPad is “a device that really lets content shine.” The main interface is a series of panes that can expand and retract based on the kind of content the user wants to access. “Tapping on a Tweet opens a pane to the right. Depending on the content in that Tweet, you’ll see a video or photo, or maybe a news story, or perhaps another Tweet. You can continue tapping on Tweets, opening new panes, and getting new content as long as you’d like,” wites Rechis. Media viewing is optimized for the iPad, as well. Videos play in-line with other content and can be loaded while you’re browsing through your timeline. You can pinch a video to view it fullscreen, too. Finally, Twitter has really done some interesting things with touchscreen capabilities in this app. When you pinch a tweet, you’ll see details about the author and have a list of actions you can take, including reply and retweet. A two-finger pull-down gesture will show the entire conversation around a tweet.
It’s a creative way to approach multitouch app building, and we look forward to playing with it ourselves. We’re also really looking forward to what apps may come to other tablets in the future. The iTunes release is rolling out right now; if you can’t get the latest version of the app right now, wait a bit and try again. And of course, let us know what you think of Twitter for iPad in the comments. More About: apple, ipad, twitter For more Social Media coverage:
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02.09.2010 08.18.28
WebStudio13: Twitter Launches Official iPad App http://t.co/S0f8uya via @mashsocialmedia @mashable
02.09.2010 06.37.26
maverickwoman: About time too! Tweetdeck iPad drops all my hyperlink clickthrus RT @krisjonescom: Twitter Launches Official iPad App http://t.co/cIr1axA
02.09.2010 07.13.23
dudeman718: RT @lavrusik: Nice, Twitter launched official iPad app: http://mash.to/2yt2H Seems solid, easy to navigate, lots of custom options ...
02.09.2010 06.34.59
adamostrow: playing with the official Twitter iPad app - http://mash.to/2yjQO ... looks really good so far
02.09.2010 06.33.52
[Updated at 1:05 p.m.] Mariner Energy, owner of the production platform, said in a press release that no hydrocarbon spill has been reported after an initial flyover of the incident.
"Mariner has notified and is working with regulatory authorities in response to this incident," the statement said. "The cause is not known, and an investigation will be undertaken. During the last week of August 2010, production from this facility averaged approximately 9.2 million cubic feet of nat.. show all text
[Updated at 1:05 p.m.] Mariner Energy, owner of the production platform, said in a press release that no hydrocarbon spill has been reported after an initial flyover of the incident. "Mariner has notified and is working with regulatory authorities in response to this incident," the statement said. "The cause is not known, and an investigation will be undertaken. During the last week of August 2010, production from this facility averaged approximately 9.2 million cubic feet of natural gas per day and 1,400 barrels of oil and condensate." The company also said no injuries have been reported. [Updated at 12:48 p.m.] David Reed, a paramedic on board the Rowan Gorilla II oil rig located 14 miles from the platform that exploded told submitted an iReport saying he saw all thirteen workers rescued from the water. “We were up here in the radio room and all of sudden we saw a whole bunch of smoke coming from the platform," Reed said. "Shortly after all the radios started lighting up like a Christmas tree. They called any helicopters in the area, any boats in the area to respond, they were saying there were people in the water. There were multiple people in the water.” See Reed's iReport of what he witnessed WWL: Coast Guard reporting production platform incident WDSU: Production platform explodes in Gulf iReport: Did you see the explosion? Share images [Updated at 12:32 p.m.] White House Press Secretary Robert Gibbs said Thursday that the federal government has "assets ready" to respond to any environmental problems resulting from the explosion of an oil platform off the coast of Louisiana. [Updated at 12:31 p.m.] All thirteen people aboard a production platform that exploded in the Gulf are accounted for and safely on a commercial vessel according to initial information, the U.S. Coast Guard said in a statement. "We continue to gather information as we respond with full force, and have oil spill response assets ready for immediate deployment should we receive any reports of pollution," the statement said. [Updated at 11:53 a.m.] U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Bill Colclough tells CNN that 12 people from the production platform are in water immersion suits as they await rescue. Colclough told CNN there are reports the production platform, which is for both oil and natural gas, is still on fire. "We don't know what caused the rig to catch on fire," he told CNN, noting the incident is under investigation. Asked about concerns regarding oil leaks or pollution, Colclough said "there are reports the rig was not actively producing any product, so we don't know if there's any risk of pollution." Mariner Energy is a leading independent oil and gas exploration and production company in the Gulf of Mexico. About 85 percent of the company's production comes from offshore assets, with a growing share of that coming from deepwater developments. The explosion comes nearly five months after the Deepwater Horizon drilling rig exploded April 20, killing 11 people and causing oil to gush into [Updated at 11:43 a.m.] U.S. Coast Guard Petty Officer Bill Colclough tells CNN that all 13 workers involved in the production platform explosion are accounted for, but one person is injured. Coast Guard Choppers are on the way to the site 80 miles south of Vermilion Bay. [Posted at 11:33 a.m.] An oil production platform has exploded 80 miles off the coast of Louisiana, with 12 people overboard and one missing, the Coast Guard said Thursday morning. Rescue attempts are under way for at least 12 people, Coast Guard spokesman John Edwards told CNN. 13 people were on board the production platform total, Edwards said, noting 12 have been accounted for, but one person was missing. The accident took place 80 miles off the coast of Louisiana on the Vermilion Oil production platform 380, which is owned by Houston-based Mariner Energy. The Coast Guard has multiple helicopters, an airplane and several Coast Guard cutters en route. It's unknown if there are any injuries.
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cnnbrk: Coast Guard: #Oilrig not producing oil at time of blast, apparently still on fire. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 09.05.11
digiphile: @UltraNurd Fingers crossed. Looks like all 13 workers are accounted for, at least: http://bit.ly/cWFXib
02.09.2010 08.56.17
cnnbrk: #CoastGuard: 12 #oilrig workers in water in safety suits; 1 other injured. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 08.55.58
BuzzEdition: ►#Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana; 12 people in water, 1 missing. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM via @cnnbrk
02.09.2010 08.46.36
leslie:
cnnbrk: #Oilrig explodes 80 miles off #Louisiana; 12 people in water, 1 missing. http://on.cnn.com/9zThNM
02.09.2010 08.36.13
As he was boasting that Apple is activating 230,000 iOS devices a day at Apple’s San Francisco event yesterday, Steve Jobs took the opportunity to accuse competitors of boosting their numbers when it comes to device activations.
“We think some of our friends are counting upgrades in their numbers,” said Jobs, most probably referring to the recent figures from Google, whose Eric Schmidt claimed 200,000 activations daily in August 2010.
Google has quickly responded to Jobs&rsquo.. show all text
As he was boasting that Apple is activating 230,000 iOS devices a day at Apple’s San Francisco event yesterday, Steve Jobs took the opportunity to accuse competitors of boosting their numbers when it comes to device activations. “We think some of our friends are counting upgrades in their numbers,” said Jobs, most probably referring to the recent figures from Google, whose Eric Schmidt claimed 200,000 activations daily in August 2010. Google has quickly responded to Jobs’ allegations. In a response to an inquiry from Fortune, a Google spokesperson said: “The Android activation numbers do not include upgrades and are, in fact, only a portion of the Android devices in the market since we only include devices that have Google services.” So there you have it: according to Google, it might even have more than 200,000 Android device activations every day. Who do you trust: Apple or Google? Reviews: Android, Google More About: android, apple, Google, iOS, steve jobs
WebStudio13: Google Responds to Steve Jobs's Android Activation Jab http://t.co/6hNzscV via @mashable
02.09.2010 06.56.57
WebStudio13: Google Responds to Steve Jobs' Android Activation Jab http://t.co/6hNzscV via @mashable
02.09.2010 05.04.21
jeffjarvis: Giants nya-nyaing: RT @virgiliocorrado: @jeffjarvis #TWIG topic? Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://is.gd/eRawJ
02.09.2010 04.05.37
jasonhiner: Google responds to Steve Jobs Android activation jab, says there are even more than 200K activations/day http://mash.to/2ym2D
02.09.2010 04.04.49
SebastianJaraB: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’s Android Activation Jab http://bit.ly/a5sjp1 #mobile
02.09.2010 07.47.25
kriskiler: Sounds like Three O'Clock High again... RT @mashable: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab - http://mash.to/2ym2D
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imadnaffa: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://bit.ly/c9zCfO
02.09.2010 04.11.15
Excited about your new Facebook page but don’t know what’s next? What does a truly advanced company look like in social business? They can say yes to seven or more of these ten criteria.
We’ve been interviewing the most sophisticated brands in the world when it comes to social business for our upcoming report on “Enterprise Social Strategists Role”. We’ve come to learn which companies are advanced and why. Secondly, I meet a variety of.. show all text
Excited about your new Facebook page but don’t know what’s next? What does a truly advanced company look like in social business? They can say yes to seven or more of these ten criteria. We’ve been interviewing the most sophisticated brands in the world when it comes to social business for our upcoming report on “Enterprise Social Strategists Role”. We’ve come to learn which companies are advanced and why. Secondly, I meet a variety of companies who tell me they are “Very advanced, having done this for a few years, and have dozens of Facebook efforts” but when I ask them some specific questions on their sophistication, they often retract their statement. How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity.
We’ve done research on the roadmap for companies to reach these 10 levels of nirvana, but have found few companies that have done a few, or even a majority of them. If you know of any companies that have achieved five out of ten of these criteria, we’d love to know, please leave a comment.
jowyang: PASS IT ON: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity: http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ
02.09.2010 06.58.27
benasmith: Effective social strategy? Check out this post from @jowyang, "10 Criteria of Social Business Maturity" http://bit.ly/cvP19T
02.09.2010 08.52.59
briansolis:
shivsingh: RT @jowyang How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity « Web.. http://bit.ly/ayKUxZ Great piece
02.09.2010 08.22.30
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02.09.2010 06.59.32
Guest Post by Ross Hudgens of Billy.com.
Making money as a freelance content writer isn’t easy. If you aren’t running your own blog or website, turning content into cash can be a difficult thing. But there’s opportunity out there – you just have to try a little harder than normal to find it.
One of the best places to look is the Problogger job board. Here, potential employers are looking for people like you – writers serious about their craft, with a strong content.. show all text
Guest Post by Ross Hudgens of Billy.com. Making money as a freelance content writer isn’t easy. If you aren’t running your own blog or website, turning content into cash can be a difficult thing. But there’s opportunity out there – you just have to try a little harder than normal to find it. One of the best places to look is the Problogger job board. Here, potential employers are looking for people like you – writers serious about their craft, with a strong content-creation skillset that often develops from reading a website like this. Because of these potential employer’s high standards for Problogger readers, this won’t be the kind of cheap, outsourced content creation you’ll have to scrap up pennies and quarters from – it’ll be real, well-paid writing gigs with some of the best and biggest websites and content hubs on the internet. Of course, with better gigs come higher standards – so you, as a potential applicant, need to spice up your resume and take note of the intimate details that’ll make your application pop. How I Found a Content Writer on ProbloggerMy friend at another company recently created a posting for a content writer on Problogger and told me about his success. As a Marketing Manager at a new company with many quality content development needs, I decided to create a posting as well. Overall, I was rather impressed with the quality of applicant, but what also shocked me were the glaring problems with many of the resumes and cover letters in my inbox. Similarly, I was equally impressed with some of the ways the better applications “stood out” in ways I wouldn’t have previously thought of. Both of these revelations made me realize the necessity for this post – since I know the plight of a job seeker who often wonders – “Why wasn’t I picked?”—I thought I could help improve your application process in some way, and also, the chances you get picked up as a content writer on your next application go-round. Common Application Mistakes Writers Make1. They had zero attention to detail. One of the classic ways to weed out auto-applicants is by using a “use this” subject line. For example, specifically requesting that the applicant include the job description as the subject. Amazingly, by including this simple detail in my job description, I automatically weeded out 15% of the applicants. Similarly, other applications would announce they were using a templated cover letter due to the appearance of two different fonts, or that they had found my application on Craigslist. C’mon, really? How can I possibly rely on you to complete a content piece with exact specifications if you can’t do it for a simple, straightforward application? 2. Their application was too bland. Yes, employers are hiring you on your content writing skills, but when I get 200 applications in my inbox for a position that isn’t full-time, it would be an immense waste of effort to scroll through 600 content pieces to find the best writer. I, like most employers, have a sifting process that involves automatically disregarding many of these applications. If your cover letter was too brief or non-personal, this implies a disinterest in the job. Although you might have been aware of enough to post the “use this” subject line, you were also not with it enough to customize your application to look anything different than 5 million other similar ones that have made their way into employer’s inboxes. 3. Their content samples were not specific to the application. Although you may be a great writer, I would need to be extremely impressed with your prior history to choose you if you had not written about the subject I was asking for. Again, by disregarding many of these applications that don’t have a specificity, potential employers save a lot of the hassle, and to be blunt, being a “great writer” does not mean that you are cut out to write about green technology, fashion, or marine biology. Sorry. When businesses come to Problogger looking to hire, it’s not because they want to find a generic person who can pump out articles about anything – they want expertise in an area. The cheap, bland kind of content creation can be found elsewhere. If you’re really interested in a position that creates content green technology, write a sample article about it for submission. That’s the only way you’re going to get hired unless you’ve got a stacked history of creating viral, amazing content. 4. They only linked to their own blog. You might be able to write well about stuff you care about, but are you skilled enough to think outside the box and also meet the specifications of a certain job description? By linking to just your blog, you’re telling me you don’t have experience writing according to other’s specifications. It’s great that you’re a good writer, but there’s more to the job description than that. Ability to follow directions, attention to detail, and domain expertise are all things that can put an average writer far above a good one. 5. They lacked effort. Some people just flat out didn’t try, asking for payment information, more job details and etc. before supplying additional details. Don’t waste your time making these kinds of pitches! Employers have to pay $50 to get on the job board, and they do it for a reason – there is a wealth of quality potential writers that read the site. By making this kind of inquiry, you are not only wasting the employer’s time, you are wasting your own. In this way, applications work like the below graph. At a certain effort level, the chances of being hired are rather low, not because you’re a bad writer – but because everyone makes that level of effort. Once you’ve hit an imaginary line – somewhere between 10-20 minutes of effort when applying, your chances jump dramatically. Before that, every second added does little to improve your chances. How to Make Your Application Stand OutBeyond the failures in the application process, there are also plenty of application “pluses” I stumbled into that made me stop and say “let’s talk”. Getting an interview among 200 applicants is more than just not being bad – it’s about being really, really good too. 1. Create a Customized, PDFed Resume. As a freelance writer, there’s a good chance you’re going to be applying for lots of these positions. As such, if applying is something you’re constantly doing, you should take steps towards investing in this process – and that means creating an amazing, aesthetically pleasing resume. One applicant sent me a PDF with their work history, a professional photo, and content examples, all in one aesthetically pleasing package. I was immensely impressed with the time and effort they put into this package, even if it wasn’t customized directly for me. Showing an immaculate standard for quality and great presentation is something I want to see reflected in writing, too. 2. Be Creative with the Cover Letter. You’re a content writer, right? This shouldn’t be too difficult. If your opening line says “I saw your BLAND JOB position at BUSINESS posted at X and I was extremely impressed”, you’re telling me that yes, you do care enough to change those custom fields in your template, but you’re also telling me that no, you don’t care enough to try any harder. If you know the company, find some interesting detail about it and open with it. If you’re lucky enough to know the name of the person you’re applying to, you can go even further to pique their interest. Not only will you likely stroke the ego, you’ll also show you possess the creativity and wherewithal to create quality content. 3. Have content specific to the application. This is straightforward, but the more focused the content is on what the job description asks for, the more likely you are to be seriously considered. The better this content is, the more likely you are to get picked up. 4. Tagging your application e-mail as “High Importance”. This is a minor detail but I found myself opening these e-mails first, and any time you get seen first in a batch of 200 e-mails, that’s a good thing. This function doesn’t work in Gmail, but there’s a good chance you’re sending your application to a business address – so there’s a high probability they’re using Outlook. 5. Be a great writer – everywhere. Again, a rather straightforward thing, but I wouldn’t be able to sleep at night not mentioning it. Every piece of text in a content writer’s application is important, so make sure every bit of it is a direct reflection of your ability to create great content. If you can’t properly format paragraphs in the cover letter, you’re not getting hired. If your punctuation is shoddy, you’re not getting hired. If your presentation is subpar, you’re not getting hired. You’re a great writer – why not be one all the time? Get Applying!Now that you know how to get hired, get to the job board, check out those job descriptions and start applying! If you have any other stories, tips, or suggestions on how to get hired as a content writer, please share them in the comments! Ross Hudgens is a Marketing Manager at Billy.com. He also blogs over at his personal website, Authentic Marketing. You should follow him on Twitter here. This Post is from: ProBlogger Blog Tips. 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It’s the Holy Grail of interactive marketing: getting “social media influencers”—the ones with the voice and the reach, the ones to whom everyone else listens—to endorse and promote what you’re doing.
Recently, my company managed to inspire 60 such influencers to participate in our event, called The Influencer Project, and they even took it upon themselves to help spread the word.
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Recently, my company managed to inspire 60 such influencers to participate in our event, called The Influencer Project, and they even took it upon themselves to help spread the word. People like Social Media Examiner’s own Michael Stelzner, Guy Kawasaki, Robert Scoble, Gary Vaynerchuk, David Meerman Scott, and others all signed on. We were grateful beyond belief. ![]() Some of the brightest minds in social media spoke at The Influencer Project. Why’d they come on board? And how’d we do it? First Things First: No-one Cares About Your BrandIt takes creativity to inspire others. Many of us who are new to the social media space want influencers to “get behind” our brands, products and special events. We think we can just reach out to them, and if we have a great thing going on, they’ll naturally want to endorse what we’re doing. It’s an honest mistake, usually, but it does backfire—or at least, it won’t get you the results you’re looking for. Of course, if you have deep reserves of cash, you may be able to afford paying handsomely for a big name to review your product—although, to be sure, that can get into very tricky ethical territory and is a delicate issue. But for the rest of us—for those who don’t have tens or hundreds of thousands of dollars to spend on “influencer outreach”—we have to be a little more creative. In fact, we have to get rid of the very idea of “trying” to “get” a social media influencer to “back” our brand. Instead, we need to create innovative ways to inspire not only well-known influencers, but also large numbers of participants, to join a project, a cause, an initiative. And that takes a different kind of thinking—one that I’ll explain below. How to Inspire a Social Media InfluencerThe thing is, no-one wants to be your salesperson—unless they are, of course, being paid to sell your products. But everyone—social media influencers included—wants to be part of something that’s bigger than them, that’s creative and that brings new ideas into the world. So, without any further ado, here are my 5 creative ways for inspiring web celebrities to come on board with what you’re doing: #1: Don’t Ask for an EndorsementDon’t ask them to endorse a product or site. Instead, create a project—related to, but independent of, your brand—that they can get behind. Think about the “Yes We Can” video that will.i.am created for Barack Obama’s campaign.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=SsV2O4fCgjk Regardless of your political leaning, there’s a lesson here. Yes, will.i.am’s a celebrity. And yes, Hollywood is known for bringing other celebrities on board political campaigns. But that’s not the fundamental point. The point is that there was a cause, an initiative, a project that people wanted to get behind, that inspired them to act—and they did. This is what you need. You want to create something that many people will join. A cause, a vision. #2: Make it “Memetic”Memetic means that it has a meme-like quality. Well, what’s a meme, you ask? In its simplest definition, a meme is an idea that spreads from person to person, one that’s so “catchy” that people almost can’t help but to spread it. “Yes We Can” was a meme. A meme is bigger than a brand. Just Do It is a meme. No Fear is a meme. The Red Bull Flugtag is a meme. It’s something that people can identify with, make their own and share with others. If you’re simply trying to strong-arm a social media influencer into singing your brand’s praises, good luck. But if you have a project that has memetic quality, then you’re on the right track. #3: But Make it Values-Driven, tooA meme unto itself isn’t enough. Sure, you could get lots of YouTube video views by trying to replicate something like a funny hamster, but you won’t be enrolling people in a vision.
www.youtube.com/watch?v=y8Kyi0WNg40 In other words, you won’t be providing extraordinary value—to the end user or to the influencer. On the other hand, if your project provides overwhelming value and is memetic, then you’re not only sure to inspire people, you’ll also be making the world a better place. It makes business sense, too. Simply trying to make a campaign “go viral” for the sake of going viral is far riskier than creating a project that offers tremendous benefit. In our case, we provided users with more than 60 helpful tips that they could use to increase their digital influence in 60 minutes. They heard from luminaries they respected. Everyone won. There was no attempt to manipulate people to act on our behalf for a hollow goal. It was values-driven all the way around. #4: Reduce the Barriers to EntryThere are two things all of us have an increasingly short supply of: time and attention. Unless you’re Apple or Microsoft and you’re offering a blogger a sneak peek at your new product, asking someone to write a whole blog post about you—or, for example, do an hour-long webinar to your not-quite-robust-enough-yet list of subscribers—is going to make getting a “yes” a lot harder. In our case, we only asked for 60 seconds of the speaker’s time. The proposition was often met with enthusiasm. “Sure, I’d love to do a 60-second interview!” It was fun, short and interesting. There’s no way we would have gotten 60 busy people to do full-hour interviews each right off the bat. So we made it radically easy for them to say “yes.” But that’s only part of the picture: we also made it incredibly easy for the audience to say “yes.” For only an hour of their time, we were going to give them 60 tips from 60 experts. Not a bad deal. And that’s exactly what we heard from participants: it was completely manageable and reasonable to take one hour to learn from so many people. So don’t just reduce the barriers for those you want to headline your campaign, also make it easy for your intended audience to participate. #5: Be Creative, but Err on the Side of AccessibilityWhen describing his company’s financial practices, Salesforce.com CEO Marc Benioff said that while his software-as-a-service platform may have been revolutionary, his bookkeeping methods were as traditional as they get. Similarly, I believe that it’s important to let your creativity and imagination run wild, and to create something new—for example, to take a conventional idea (say, marketing conference) and challenge it (the shortest marketing conference ever). But I see far too many campaigns that feature weird, wild and avant-garde stuff without making it accessible to the end users. The “60-in-60″ idea was new. But it wasn’t “43-in-68.” We didn’t ask them to speak for 10 seconds. We didn’t request that they sing, dance or rap. In other words, it all made sense—both to them and to the audience. “60 tips” is still an attractive value proposition, and participants felt that they truly benefited from the advice. But the other side of completely inaccessible and avant-garde is utter banality. Think of the typical webinar, conference or jargon-ridden special report. Sure, those can be great as ongoing lead-generation sources, but not as a way to get noticed and build digital influence rapidly. So even though I’d recommend erring on the side of accessibility, I still want to challenge and encourage you to come up with something innovative. Now the Ball’s in Your CourtHopefully, these tips have given your creative faculties some juice to explore what you can do to inspire social media influencers—and your target audience—to join your cause. What do you think? Have you had success recruiting influencers? Put your comments in the box below.
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I've never been much of a fan of incubators. Some have made the model work. My favorite of the bunch is Betaworks, based here in NYC. Betaworks is more than an incubator, but they have shown that they can make the incubation model work with projects like bit.ly and chartbeat.
But one aspect of incubation that I like very much is the idea that multiple projects are sharing the same workspace. The term for this kind of work setup is coworking. There are various approaches to coworking.
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I've never been much of a fan of incubators. Some have made the model work. My favorite of the bunch is Betaworks, based here in NYC. Betaworks is more than an incubator, but they have shown that they can make the incubation model work with projects like bit.ly and chartbeat. But one aspect of incubation that I like very much is the idea that multiple projects are sharing the same workspace. The term for this kind of work setup is coworking. There are various approaches to coworking. There is the shared space model. Foursquare, Curbed, and Hard Candy Shell have shared a single office for the past year and a half and they get a lot of benefits from working together even though they are three companies all working on very different things. Our portfolio company Outside.in has employees from our portfolio companies Disqus and Zemanta working out of their office. We see that kind of setup all over the startup world. I encourage all of our young companies to think about that kind of setup. The main benefits of this kind of setup are comraderie (small startups can be lonely), knowledge sharing, high energy, culture, and cost sharing. I have heard so many stories of software developers walking to the other side of the office to talk to software developers working for another company to talk about a thorny tech issue. That same thing can happen in finance, legal, bus dev, marketing, product management, really all parts of the business. You can get some of the benefits of scale without being at scale. I have been contacted by a large number of people working in city, state, and federal government recently asking me how they can help small tech companies. They often ask about real estate. I tell them that small office spaces are plentiful and not terribly expensive, but that what we need more of is coworking spaces. And we have been getting them at a nice clip here in NYC. A few weeks ago I was down at the NYU Poly coworking space on Varick St right near the Holland Tunnel. They have about thirty companies in one large open floor in a very nice buiding owned by Trinity Church. NYC Seed keeps their manhattan office there as well. Dogpatch Labs has coworking spaces in SF, Boston, and NYC. The NYC Dogpatch is on 12th between University and Broadway. There are a lot of great companies going into and coming out of Dogpatch these days. A new coworking space has opened in Williamsburg recently called The Brooklyn Makery. The image at the top of this post is of their space. I am really excited about this project and a few of us from our office are going out there in a few weeks to visit all the teams. There is an all woman entrepreneur coworking space on 23rd St between Fifth and Sixth called InGoodCompany. There is an all green/environmental startup coworking space on lower broadway called Green Spaces. I could go on and on, but I'll just link to this wiki of coworking spaces in NYC. If yours is not on there, please add it. If you are launching a startup or have one that is just one or two people, you should really try to get into a coworking space. It can be more cost effective, but that is not the best reason to do it. You'll get knowledge sharing, energy, and a lof of camraderie. And you can't put a price on those things when you are doing a startup.
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cdixon: great trend, good for NYC RT @fredwilson Coworking spaces http://bit.ly/9W0oFy
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Alexander Hotz is a freelance multimedia journalist and public radio junkie based in New York City. Currently he teaches digital media at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. Follow Alex on Twitter at @hotzington.
With another long hot American summer coming to a close, many students are scrambling to get back into “learning mode” before school starts. One of the simplest ways to ease that transition is with podcasts. Whether your passion is American History or.. show all text
Alexander Hotz is a freelance multimedia journalist and public radio junkie based in New York City. Currently he teaches digital media at Columbia University’s Graduate School of Journalism. Follow Alex on Twitter at @hotzington. With another long hot American summer coming to a close, many students are scrambling to get back into “learning mode” before school starts. One of the simplest ways to ease that transition is with podcasts. Whether your passion is American History or Algebra, there’s probably an educational podcast out there for you. While these programs probably won’t mirror your lesson plan, they will explore topics covered in class. Below is a sampling of some of the exceptional podcasts that both teach and entertain. Best of all – they’re free. Read on for your “2010 Downloading Curriculum.” Science ![]() Radiolab investigates some of world’s most intriguing scientific questions in a unique conversational format. Recent episodes have examined the importance of words in human development and time. First time listeners will probably notice that the show also just sounds different. Before becoming a radio producer, Jab Abumrad, one of Radiolab’s creators, was as an experimental musician. Abumrad’s passion for ProTools is apparent in the show’s textured soundscape, which is layered with a variety of sound effects and quick edits. Perhaps the show’s only downside is its frequency. There are only a handful of episodes every season because one Radiolab episode requires months to produce. Outlet: WNYC, New York City’s Public Radio Station Additional Listening: The Naked Scientists Podcast History ![]() In Dan Carlin’s Hardcore History, Carlin, a veteran journalist turned podcaster, dissects the textbook version of events. In shows that often run over an hour, the host passionately retells some of history’s best stories. Hardcore History has become one of the most downloaded podcasts on iTunes, and Carlin’s widespread appeal can also be attributed to his insight. One podcast asked, “Could widespread child abuse in earlier eras explain some of history’s brutality?” Another show was based off the question, “Does the toughness of peoples play any role in history?” Don’t let the name fool you; all material is appropriate for younger listeners. Outlet: Dan Carlin Additional Listening: Stuff You Missed in History Class Economics ![]() Planet Money is NPR’s podcast on global economics and business. Initially created by veteran public radio reporters Alex Blumberg and Adam Davidson to explain the recent financial crisis, the show quickly became one of the most popular and praised podcasts available. Planet Money’s success lies in how it tackles complex subjects with great storytelling. A financial instrument like a Collateralized Debt Obligation (CDO) may sound impossibly boring, but Planet Money routinely makes these types of things the heart of a thrilling narrative. The team continues to explore the financial collapse, but they’ve expanded their scope to include all aspects of the global economy. Outlet: NPR Additional Listening: Freakanomics Radio Disclosure: The author interned at NPR. English ![]() For those of us who couldn’t make it through Wuthering Heights, Cliff Notes Cramcast would have been a lifesaver. This free podcast reviews some of the stuff you need to know for the big test and does it in three to four minutes. Of course, these podcasts can’t cover every detail. To do that, you would — you know — need to read the book. Outlet: Cliff Notes Additional Listening: Grammar Girl Quick and Dirty Tips Foreign Language ![]() The Internet is full of podcasts that cater to students learning foreign languages. For those interested in the major European languages, Radio Lingua is a good bet. Another reliable hub is Open University, which in addition to the European languages also has a set of Mandarin podcasts. These outlets are mainly for beginners or students who need a quick review. Both are rated highly on iTunes by users. Outlets: Radio Lingua and Open University Additional Listening: Other reliable podcasts include Discover Spanish and Learn French. Math ![]() For those of us who struggle to calculate a 15% tip, The Math Dude’s podcast is a must-listen. Every week, affable nerd Jason Marshall explains basic concepts like how to calculate the area of an object or how to add faster. When Marshall isn’t podcasting, he researches “infrared light emitted by starburst galaxies and quasars” at Caltech, which just means his left-brain knows what’s up. Outlet: Quick and Dirty Tips Additional Listening: Mathgrad. Current Events ![]() Every Sunday, comedians Andy Zaltzman and John Oliver recap the week’s events in The Bugle, a satirical podcast that is easily one of the funniest listens on the Internet. Think an audio version of The Daily Show, where Oliver is also a regular. The Bugle’s focus tends to be on the biggest international news, but the duo’s separate locations – Zaltzman in London and Oliver in New York City – ensure a focus on the English-speaking world’s antics. Although the pair has a leftward slant, there are no sacred cows. The Bugle even takes aim at itself in its tagline: “An audio newspaper for a visual world.” Outlet: The Times (UK) Additional Listening: NPR News, BBC World Service More Educational Resources from Mashable:
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Ever since it became stable enough to use on a day-to-day basis on a Mac last year, Google Chrome has been my browser of choice. Other browsers have been adding some nice features — but Chrome keeps adding them faster. And today on its second birthday, that rate of change isn’t slowing down.
Google has officially rolled out Chrome 6 as the latest stable version of the browser today. This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone using the dev or beta builds of the browser, but it.. show all text
Google has officially rolled out Chrome 6 as the latest stable version of the browser today. This shouldn’t come as a surprise to anyone using the dev or beta builds of the browser, but it’s nonetheless an important mark as it means it’s stable enough for mass consumption. Remember that it was just two years ago when Google surprised the world by announcing a new browser (a little early) via a comic. The next day, we got the first shots of what the browser would look like — and it was released as a beta for Windows users. It actually looks pretty much the same today, but it’s now much, much faster (and when it launched it was already faster than most browsers out there). Google says that Chrome today is a full three times faster when it comes to JavaScript performance versus Chrome circa 2008. The rapid speed increases have also undoubtedly pushed rival browsers to become faster, so we’ve all benefited. Arguably more important to me is that despite adding all the new features – and extensions — Chrome still seems lightweight today. I fondly remember the good old days of 2004 when I first started using Firefox as my main browser and thinking how fresh and lightweight it felt compared to the atrocity that was IE. Firefox, sadly, got bloated over the years. So far, Chrome hasn’t put on the same weight. Here’s hoping it never does. As I said, Chrome is also showing no signs of slowing down from a development standpoint. The browser is already in the process of morphing into version 7 as well. Chromium, the open source browser that Chrome is based on, has been hit version 7 a couple weeks ago — and the dev build of Chrome just went 7 as well. Google has said they hope to iterate every six weeks going forward. These next few months are going to be arguably the most interesting times for the browser yet. The Chrome Web Store will soon open, bringing tightly integrated web-based apps into the browser. And then, of course, Chrome OS is due before the end of the year. Happy birthday Chrome. Chrome then:
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Conversion Pipeline, Washington DC’s premier small business Internet marketing firm, announces its Search Engine Optimization (SEO) guarantee; removing the risk from SEO for small businesses.
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Conversion Pipeline, Washington DC’s premier small business Internet marketing firm, announces its Search Engine Optimization (SEO) guarantee; removing the risk from SEO for small businesses. (PRWeb September 02, 2010) Read the full story at http://www.prweb.com/releases/2010/09/prweb4455244.htm
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Here at HubSpot, we get a lot of questions around website redesigns. When should they be done, how should they be done and what mistakes not to make. In this three part series, we’ll examine some of the common pitfalls you might fall into and ways to avoid them.
One thing that all of our partners agreed upon, is that before embarking on any redesigns, companies should truly understand their goals and their customers. Without these necessary prep steps, you’ll wind up designing a web.. show all text
One thing that all of our partners agreed upon, is that before embarking on any redesigns, companies should truly understand their goals and their customers. Without these necessary prep steps, you’ll wind up designing a website in a vacuum and wasting money. Here are just a few of the key questions that you should ask yourself before you change one pixel: What Are Your Goals?We also heard from HubSpot Partner Kelly Ward, of Digital K, who believes that “it’s important to take a top-level view of the website. [Figure out] what are you trying to ACHIEVE with your website? Are you trying to attract new customers? Service existing customers? Portray a new image for your company?” What Are You Currently Doing Right?HubSpot partner Keith Moehring of PR 20/20 echoes just these sentiments. He says that “Prior to doing any type of redesign … a company needs to look at what keywords are driving traffic and to which pages, and what pages have incoming links...Another area that needs to be evaluated thoroughly is who is coming to the site and what is drawing them in.” Are You Doing This For the Right Reasons?Top Line Results’ Todd Hockenberry feels that sometimes website redesigns happen for the wrong reasons. First, there’s the “redesign as part of new management.” He writes “Not having a clear, strategic reason why they are redesigning is one I see regularly. Companies still look internally for that answer way too often - new manager, new logo, re-organization, don't like the design.” Todd also thinks that sometimes, companies build a site as a means of fixing all their business issues, without looking deeper at their true problems. He says, “We deal with a lot of small to medium sized manufacturers and there are many who think a new website will be a field of dreams.” So, What are the “Right” Answers?This last question is actually a trick question. There is no one right answer to these questions; every company has different motivations and goals with a redesign. However, take the time before starting to make sure that you’re investing your time and money wisely. To ensure that you are being true to your company’s needs & goals, really analyze if a redesign is necessary and what you want to accomplish.
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SebastianJaraB: Expert Advice: How to Start a Website Redesign http://bit.ly/aAg7q6 [HubSpot] #smm #sm
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Virgin Mobile’s MiFi is nearly like the ones offered by Sprint and Verizon but with three exceptions: an unlimited data plan, no contract and a $40-a-month service fee.
ZaneSafrit: RT @jonathanfields: Wow! -Virgin rolls out $40/month unlimited, no-contract MiFi - NYT - http://nyti.ms/cx3wIj >>Definitely, Wow!
02.09.2010 09.30.23
ElizabethPW: Oy! RT @jonathanfields: Wow! -Virgin rolls out $40/month unlimited, no-contract MiFi - NYT - http://nyti.ms/cx3wIj
02.09.2010 08.59.20
jonathanfields: Wow! -Virgin rolls out $40/month unlimited, no-contract MiFi - NYT - http://nyti.ms/cx3wIj
02.09.2010 08.26.49
Google is celebrating the second anniversary of its Google Chrome browser with the release of new stable and beta versions, bringing and even cleaner and simpler user interface and increased speed and performance.
As the Google Chrome Blog points out, Chrome 6 is years beyond where most imagined browser technology when it was first introduced just two years ago.
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As the Google Chrome Blog points out, Chrome 6 is years beyond where most imagined browser technology when it was first introduced just two years ago. The Google Chrome Blog takes a retrospective look at how much browsers have changed over the past two years, remarking that when Chrome was first introduced in August of 2008, "JavaScript was 10 times slower, HTML5 support wasn't yet an essential feature in modern browsers, and the idea of a sandboxed, multi-process browser was only a research project." In addition to some cosmetic changes, the new version of Chrome brings form autofill features, making it so you don't have to type in again and again that ridiculously long email address you now regret choosing. It also brings extension and autofill synchronization, meaning that your autofill data will remain the same from desktop to laptop to netbook. Among the myriad features, the user interface seems to have an impact in the browser market. The soon-to-be-released Internet Explorer 9 looks like it stole a page from Chrome, adopting the clean and simple design that lets the browser step out of the way. Chrome's design manages to portray what we find most appealing about Chrome (which replaced Firefox as the default browser months ago now) - its lightweight operation. Just as it steps out of the way of the page, in terms of design, the browser manages to step out of the way of other programs, managing to run well (even on a netbook) without hogging all of the processing power. If you haven't yet, we highly recommend giving Chrome a spin. Discuss
Scobleizer:
andybeal: Reading: Google Chrome Turns 2 with Version 6 Release http://gri.ms/KTGe
02.09.2010 08.35.33
Something has gone wrong, but you can’t put your finger on it.
Your posts aren’t attracting the attention they deserve. Comments are scarce and retweets require hours of pleading on Twitter. You spend days scouring the web for answers. You even reach out to other bloggers for their insight. But you still come up empty.
Soon you ask yourself if your market is ready for your blog. Or is the problem in your own head?
You May Have Talked Yourself into a Corner
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Something has gone wrong, but you can’t put your finger on it. Your posts aren’t attracting the attention they deserve. Comments are scarce and retweets require hours of pleading on Twitter. You spend days scouring the web for answers. You even reach out to other bloggers for their insight. But you still come up empty. Soon you ask yourself if your market is ready for your blog. Or is the problem in your own head? You May Have Talked Yourself into a CornerAlong the way you may bought into “rules-of-thumb” that sound right but are really holding you back. These lies are killing your blog. Here are 10 of the most crippling ones…
Now that you know these lies, you have to decide to not let them stop or misdirect you again. Here’s a quick suggestion to keep you moving forward: be suspicious of anything that is stopping you from writing, connecting with your audience, or promoting your blog. It’s working for me. It will work for you too. Comment below and tell me about a Lie that is crippling your progress. Go ahead talk to me and I’ll talk right back
jantallent: RT @pushingsocial: 10 Subtle Lies That Cripple New Bloggers http://bit.ly/bPshgi
02.09.2010 08.55.15
jantallent:
WarrenWhitlock: RT @copyblogger 10 Subtle Lies That Cripple New Bloggers - http://bit.ly/bpE9RT
02.09.2010 08.48.21
We discussed how social media is like sharecropping -- you help build a network with your content and it may decide to delete your account if it changes rules or there is a glitch. Both Flickr and Facebook have given us examples of that action. The effects of those actions have been devastating for the people who had put time and care into building a presence with their content.
That is one of the reasons why I have been and continue to be strongly in favor of blogs.
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We discussed how social media is like sharecropping -- you help build a network with your content and it may decide to delete your account if it changes rules or there is a glitch. Both Flickr and Facebook have given us examples of that action. The effects of those actions have been devastating for the people who had put time and care into building a presence with their content. That is one of the reasons why I have been and continue to be strongly in favor of blogs. Starting a blog shows commitment to a topic, industry, group, project, brand, etc. It establishes you as someone who can stick with a regular appointment, and has something to say, teach, and learn. Indeed, I have found them all to be the case. There are many more benefits. As I continue to receive many emails from students and young professionals about how to find opportunities and differentiate themselves, I thought it would be helpful to explore 34 reasons to start a blog. *** 1. do your internship this way -- no reason to wait for someone to screen you first, or give them an easier way to screen you in rather than out by taking the initiative2. hone your writing skills -- I can think of no better way to improve writing than doing it regularly 3. network online -- with your content all in one place, people will be able to learn about how you think more easily4. develop your ideas -- fleshing them out with the help of the community can be a great accelerator to execution 5. find opportunities to do research -- you start a topic with what you know, and expand it into things that others know6. discover opportunities to expand off line -- were it not for this blog, I would not have gone to many of the meet ups and conferences I've attended in the last couple of years, met great people, etc. 7. participate in worthy initiatives -- in the last couple of years, we helped promote awareness of worthy causes through Bloggers Unite and Blog Action Day each year. We talked about how social media is greening the planet, and poverty 8. build a business -- many have built businesses off blogs, Darren Rowse with ProBlogger, Brian Clark with Copyblogger, Joe Pulizzi with Junta 42 are a few examples 9. help your company become more human -- organizations that accept employees can be a passionate extension of the company's conversation continue to reap positive rewards 10. find mentors -- David Spinks had a wonderful series of blog posts about mentoring and finding a mentor on Mondays 11. build community -- by providing a regular appointment with information, you give the people who resonate with your content a reason to come back, meet each other, and deepen the conversation 12. create value by being who you are -- I'll be writing more about this in future posts. For now, know that there is incredible opportunity still on topics, cultures, and points of view that are still unexplored 13. curate the content of others -- say you're passionate about a topic and there is already quite a bit of great information online. You could become a useful filter and curator of that information, the de facto destination on that topic 14. share a fresh perspective -- we need more of those. When you look beyond the known groups, you find that there are amazing blogs for many fields of knowledge and specialties 15. find an outlet for your passion -- sometimes our day job doesn't quite align with what you're passionate about, or doesn't provide enough space to creativity or the pursuit of something you love 16. attract others who are passionate about a topic -- remove geographic constraints, put search in your corner, and you're likely to be surprised finding kindred thinkers 17. establish yourself as a go-to resource -- it used to be that you had to be well known or established in a field or a profession to publish. With a blog, you can begin today 18. give back to your profession -- there are many ways to do that by helping professional associations, of course. However, you may find that you can squeeze in time to contribute only in the wee hours of the night 19. learn how to edit content -- this is a skill that will come in handy in many jobs outside communications. Think about writing reports, proposals, presentation decks, love notes, etc. 20. tell your story -- a blog can be a great repository for the stories you share here and there. In fact, that's how blogs got their start, as live journals. Just make sure you back up your files 21. be helpful to your networks -- you may find as I did that you don't scale so well in one on one conversations. Authoring a blog gives you the opportunity to share information more broadly 22. undertake a project -- yes, many say that a blog is an open ended endeavor. I think it's perfectly fine to start one to support a project. Authors do that to provide companions for their books, for example 23. showcase a less known brand on your product line -- not all products get equal marketing budgets and some may be better suited for the educational and informational approach blogs are suited for 24. complement or replace your resume -- when making hiring decisions, enlightened companies are starting to screen candidates by seeking evidence of their skills beyond a carefully written laundry list of things they have done 25. develop alternative career options -- it's no secret that the best way to find the ideal career is to create one for yourself. Plus, here are 50 ways to make limoncello when you've been laid off 26. start something new -- the best way to break through in an industry that is filled with insiders and is fossilized around the way things are done is to do something else and succeed at it 27. contribute your knowledge -- there are plenty of things we can still learn from each other and your contribution will help all of us 28. gain visibility -- by giving passionately and building on your domain expertise, or gaining one through blogging, you become more visible in the business community 29. mix it up -- by writing a blog, you open your ideas to the comments and perspectives of others, which end up enriching them 30. believe in yourself -- putting your content out there can be a scary proposition. What if nobody reads it or likes it? It's not as bad as you think, and in fact it can help you learn to trust yourself and your instincts more 31. document your travels -- I've enjoyed reading blogs written by professionals who were on sabbatical or took some time off to experience life in different parts of the world, for example 32. collect useful information -- maybe you're not researching for one specific project, yet you keep finding great resources you want to share with your network along with your comments 33. test drive your appetite for writing -- nothing wrong with giving it a shot, and the side benefit is improved writing skills 34. change the game on what a blog is -- there is plenty of room to reinvent the medium. Go ahead and do that, start something new and you'll be the first one to do it All this is to say that you can use the tools at your disposal to make what you envision a reality -- a new job or career, practice, building community, networking, etc. Blogging is no substitute for doing. It is a complement to it. __________ Bonus reading, why start a blog and 25 tips to make it work. Download the free eBook here. If you enjoyed this post from Conversation Agent, consider subscribing and sharing it.
jantallent:
lizisaacslwc: 34 Reasons to Start a Blog http://bit.ly/aeigNn one of the most comprehensive lists
02.09.2010 08.06.05
This is very very early and I don't have evidence of this myself, since I don't monitor rankings, but a single post at WebmasterWorld suggested there is a Bing update taking place. textex, someone I trust at the forum, who...
teliaco: Bing Web Search Update?: This is very very early and I don't have evidence of this myself, since I don't monitor r... http://bit.ly/cUPuNU
02.09.2010 07.53.46
steveplunkett:
Thanks to a partnership with Vlingo, owners of Android 2.0 or higher-equipped phones can now check in to Foursquare and update their status on Facebook and Twitter simply by speaking into their phones.
To try it out, download the free Vlingo app to your Android handset.
Using your voice, you can then update your location status on Foursquare by saying “check into Logan Airport”, locate your friends with commands like “where are my friends?” and “who’s nearby?.. show all text
Thanks to a partnership with Vlingo, owners of Android 2.0 or higher-equipped phones can now check in to Foursquare and update their status on Facebook and Twitter simply by speaking into their phones. To try it out, download the free Vlingo app to your Android handset. Using your voice, you can then update your location status on Foursquare by saying “check into Logan Airport”, locate your friends with commands like “where are my friends?” and “who’s nearby?” as well as send shout-outs to your buddies (e.g. “shout at Logan Airport waiting to board a plane to San Francisco”). That’s not all though. The latest version of the Vlingo app also lets users share the service with their friends with the click of a button and also update their status on Facebook, Twitter and/or Foursquare at the same time by saying “social update” and speaking the message. Previous Vlingo features remain, too: you can still use the app to send text and email messages, search the web, use Google maps and more. As for BlackBerry, iPhone and Nokia S60 users – they’ll have to be patient for a while before they can start updating their status and locations with their voice. Vlingo says it plans to roll out this functionality to other supported platforms in a future release but didn’t mention specific dates. Do you consider voice-driven applications to be an ideal way to interact with mobile apps on your phone? Why (not)?
WebStudio13: Android Users Can Now Check In To Foursquare By Using Their Voice http://t.co/49YKsvk via @techcrunch
02.09.2010 07.40.07
TechCrunch: Android Users Can Now Check In To Foursquare By Using Their Voice http://t.co/Eye0TTL by @robinwauters
02.09.2010 05.37.41
SocialMedia411: Android Users Can Now Check In To Foursquare By Using Their Voice (TechCrunch): http://tcrn.ch/99oocW
02.09.2010 08.45.12
HilzFuld: RT @Orli: Android Users Can Now Check In To Foursquare By Using Their Voice http://t.co/AssMNo3 via @techcrunch
02.09.2010 05.35.51
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chrisbrogan: Okay. Offline all day, so get some traffic while I'm out, okay? : ) - http://bit.ly/95UGVz
02.09.2010 04.35.54
chrisbrogan: This is how I've been growing traffic to my blog. Thought I'd share - http://bit.ly/9KqTas
02.09.2010 03.41.05
steverubel:
SimonFord: RT @chrisbrogan How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog:
Of all topics, this is one of the perennials. People want more... http://bit.ly/ai5hSr
02.09.2010 01.31.58
zaibatsu: HOW TO Grow Traffic to Your Blog http://bit.ly/95UGVz RT @chrisbrogan @TrendTracker
02.09.2010 05.57.50
cspenn: #the5: Another from @chrisbrogan, basics of traffic building for your blog: http://bit.ly/bbj6QB
02.09.2010 05.42.15
TrendTracker: HOW TO Grow Traffic to Your Blog http://bit.ly/95UGVz RT @chrisbrogan
02.09.2010 05.18.42
debbieweil:
jeffjarvis: Giants nya-nyaing: RT @virgiliocorrado: @jeffjarvis #TWIG topic? Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://is.gd/eRawJ
02.09.2010 04.05.37
jasonhiner: Google responds to Steve Jobs Android activation jab, says there are even more than 200K activations/day http://mash.to/2ym2D
02.09.2010 04.04.49
PerfectJulia: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab: As he was boasting that Apple is activating 230,000 iOS dev... http://bit.ly/c9zCfO
02.09.2010 02.04.21
sithburns: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://bit.ly/c9zCfO
02.09.2010 01.31.03
Remi_Vladuceanu: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://bit.ly/b6ON9l via @mashable
02.09.2010 01.08.12
mashable: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab - http://mash.to/2ym2D
02.09.2010 01.05.31
deltina: Mashable.com: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://bit.ly/9KxBF5
02.09.2010 01.04.36
imadnaffa: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://bit.ly/c9zCfO
02.09.2010 04.11.15
Iconic88: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab | @mashable http://bit.ly/b64HeX
02.09.2010 03.50.48
MarkClayson: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://goo.gl/fb/mMcwI
02.09.2010 01.22.48
TimMoore: Google Responds to Steve Jobs’ Android Activation Jab http://bit.ly/bDdWnw
02.09.2010 00.58.17
abduzeedo:
ChrisPirillo: Twitter is finally releasing their app for the iPad! http://blog.twitter.com/2010/09/twitter-for-ipad-sharing-content-in.html
01.09.2010 22.14.44
TweetSmarter: WhoHoo! Twitter for iPad is here Review: http://j.mp/c9iJ24 Announcement: http://j.mp/dCEAf3
01.09.2010 21.40.04
bijan: oh, yeah! RT @twitter: Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://t.co/xKz1rGj
01.09.2010 21.13.59
Techmeme: Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets (@leland / Twitter Blog) http://j.mp/8XE66V http://techme.me/A0F1
01.09.2010 21.05.42
Ed: RT @twitter Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets bit.ly/dqCLPS
01.09.2010 21.02.54
twitter: Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://t.co/xKz1rGj
01.09.2010 21.01.27
ecom131: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://t.co/SYoRsDg via @techcrunch
01.09.2010 22.28.00
deltina: TechCrunch.com: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That http://bit.ly/aSZIuo
01.09.2010 22.18.51
twittermoms:
Scobleizer:
Ed_Dale: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. - http://j.mp/abx94F - I'll check and report
01.09.2010 21.09.00
TechCrunch: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://tcrn.ch/bdQ3Iy by @parislemon
01.09.2010 20.59.54
scottschablow: RT @davedelaney: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://t.co/mbtJ5vH via @techcrunch
01.09.2010 21.32.50
ebizsolutions: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good.: Are you addicted to Twitter... http://bit.ly/cVpCJK
01.09.2010 21.17.08
TimMoore: Are you addicted to Twitter? Do you have an iPad? Even if the answer to both is “no” right now, after you see Twit... http://bit.ly/94vSYv
01.09.2010 21.16.05
HilzFuld: Good news. RT @parislemon: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://t.co/cu4VcPJ
01.09.2010 21.02.28
Ed: And @TechCrunch @ParisLemon give Twitter for iPad 3 thumbs up: http://tcrn.ch/bdQ3Iy
01.09.2010 21.02.22
parislemon: Twitter Just Killed Something Else: Their Own Website. Twitter For iPad Is That Good. http://t.co/cu4VcPJ
01.09.2010 21.00.26
Scobleizer:
jblm: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/buAZTN by @chrisbrogan
01.09.2010 18.22.25
chrisbrogan: I have a different view of Apple's Ping than @Om - http://bit.ly/bI8HZh (but that's okay)
01.09.2010 18.19.10
SimonFord: RT @chrisbrogan Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce: I am a huge fan of Om Malik. I just read his post... http://bit.ly/9PHYUj
01.09.2010 18.18.27
alejandroreyes: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://ff.im/-q5cHJ
01.09.2010 19.40.13
SarahRobinson: RT @chrisbrogan Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/aU58ic <<been following the Ping developments all day.
01.09.2010 19.26.26
Ed: #Amen @chrisbrogan stays out of the Apple Ping echo chamber http://bit.ly/aU58ic
01.09.2010 18.24.30
tommytrc: RT @zaibatsu: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/bx71XP via @broganmedia
01.09.2010 18.22.15
zaibatsu: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/bx71XP via @broganmedia
01.09.2010 18.20.39
broganmedia: Why Ping Is a Stepping Stone to Social Commerce http://bit.ly/bx71XP
01.09.2010 18.18.27
RobKoomson: [protected tweet]
01.09.2010 17.34.52
PerfectJulia: Old Digg Crushes New Digg in Reader Vote: In the debate between the old version of Digg and the new Digg, the read... http://bit.ly/9iE5hb
01.09.2010 17.16.29
deltina: Mashable.com: Old Digg Crushes New Digg in Reader Vote http://bit.ly/9QqGA9
01.09.2010 17.07.10
zaibatsu:
AmyVernon: Old Digg Crushes New Digg in Reader Vote http://t.co/IVN7Bxa via @mashable
01.09.2010 16.48.08
michelfortin: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://ff.im/-q4fxb
01.09.2010 13.39.00
PerfectJulia: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace: If I were MySpace, I would be shaking in my boots.Earlier today, ... http://bit.ly/9NsKe4
01.09.2010 12.41.11
Remi_Vladuceanu: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://bit.ly/aNToyy via @mashable
01.09.2010 12.41.04
mashable: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.18.05
steveplunkett:
SebastianJaraB: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://bit.ly/9qBbEw [Mashable] #sm #smm
01.09.2010 13.12.42
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://bit.ly/9qBbEw [Mashable]
01.09.2010 13.12.42
augieray: RT @mashable: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.42.10
MarkClayson: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace http://goo.gl/fb/CWD6H
01.09.2010 12.36.18
martindave:
mayhemstudios: RT @benparr Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.29.34
samirbalwani:
HilzFuld: RT @benparr: Ping Is the Last Nail in the Coffin for MySpace - http://mash.to/2y6X8
01.09.2010 12.27.53
armano: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores: http://bit.ly/asfSpo
01.09.2010 13.30.59
mashable: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 11.34.44
PerfectJulia: Target First to Sell Facebook Gift Cards in Stores: Target will be the first retailer to sell Facebook Credits in ... http://bit.ly/c617dY
01.09.2010 11.22.50
sithburns: Target First to Sell Facebook Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/c617dY
01.09.2010 11.22.35
Remi_Vladuceanu: Target First to Sell Facebook Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/aAd2gR via @mashable
01.09.2010 11.22.34
kim: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores via @jbruin @zaneology http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 14.03.54
jaycbee: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6 via @webaddict @mashable
01.09.2010 12.53.32
imadnaffa: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/c617dY
01.09.2010 12.41.12
webaddict: RT @mashable: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 12.40.03
zaneology: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores via @jbruin http://mash.to/2y4P6
01.09.2010 12.10.43
SebastianJaraB: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/a8KZz9 [Mashable]
01.09.2010 12.02.48
BuzzEdition: ►Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores - http://mash.to/2y4P6 via @mashable
01.09.2010 11.39.42
jstanley54: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores #KOSM http://bit.ly/aNQymQ
01.09.2010 11.35.12
MarkClayson: Target to Sell Facebook Credits as Gift Cards in Stores http://goo.gl/fb/cAuzV
01.09.2010 11.34.25
TimMoore: Target First to Sell Facebook Gift Cards in Stores http://bit.ly/cEgqAK
01.09.2010 11.22.56
Remi_Vladuceanu: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 http://bit.ly/9mblTb via @mashable
01.09.2010 11.06.05
sithburns: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 http://bit.ly/aqANfk
01.09.2010 11.06.05
mashable: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 - http://mash.to/2y49d
01.09.2010 11.02.32
SebastianJaraB: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 http://bit.ly/cvCDCY [Mashable] #sm #smm
01.09.2010 12.11.50
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 http://bit.ly/cvCDCY [Mashable]
01.09.2010 12.11.50
MarkClayson: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 http://goo.gl/fb/zg7Sr
01.09.2010 11.34.24
katiesheadesign:
steveplunkett:
mayhemstudios: RT @benparr Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 - http://mash.to/2y49d
01.09.2010 11.10.47
markwschaefer: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 http://bit.ly/9woalV via @TimMoore
01.09.2010 11.09.08
TimMoore: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 http://bit.ly/9woalV
01.09.2010 11.06.08
belindaang: RT @mashable: Apple Introduces “Ping” Music Social Network and iTunes 10 - http://mash.to/2y49d
01.09.2010 11.04.39
Remi_Vladuceanu: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting http://bit.ly/ciM9Lk via @mashable
01.09.2010 10.37.24
sithburns: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting http://bit.ly/b6fRlF
01.09.2010 10.37.24
EgbertOostburg: RT @mashable: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting - http://ping.fm/WTwyp
01.09.2010 10.35.56
mashable: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting - http://mash.to/2y2RT
01.09.2010 10.28.28
augieray: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting http://t.co/fm3NpRV via @mashabletech @mashable
01.09.2010 11.21.09
brett: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting - http://mash.to/2y2RT (via @mashable)
01.09.2010 10.45.25
PamMktgNut: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting http://t.co/nR3Qpsf via @mashabletech @mashable
01.09.2010 10.40.54
MarkClayson: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting http://goo.gl/fb/F5nAp
01.09.2010 10.33.07
TimMoore: Apple: 120 Million iOS Devices, 6.5 Billion App Downloads and Counting http://bit.ly/a3mi7t
01.09.2010 10.29.49
WebStudio13: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://t.co/B0whvvS via @mashbusiness @mashable
01.09.2010 08.24.03
PerfectJulia: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts: This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN Forum, wher... http://bit.ly/a8HhFS
01.09.2010 08.17.08
wesley_b: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://bit.ly/9qMkee http://ff.im/-q2ZTV
01.09.2010 07.54.16
Remi_Vladuceanu: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://bit.ly/bwD4bp via @mashable
01.09.2010 07.41.17
tropigal: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://t.co/P4PuGHD via @mashbusiness @mashable
01.09.2010 08.35.36
SebastianJaraB: 4 Tips for Writing SEO-Friendly Blog Posts http://bit.ly/9PQxvd [Mashable]
01.09.2010 08.10.14
deltina: Mashable.com: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/awDsmc
01.09.2010 05.03.44
PerfectJulia: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened: Sweden’s chief prosecutor has reopened a rape investigatio... http://bit.ly/9dzc16
01.09.2010 04.49.55
mashable: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened - http://mash.to/2xNX6
01.09.2010 04.05.32
Remi_Vladuceanu: Sexual Assault Case Against Wikileaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/cK3FZs via @mashable
01.09.2010 04.03.26
sithburns: Sexual Assault Case Against Wikileaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/9dzc16
01.09.2010 04.03.25
ebiz_expert: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/9dzc16
01.09.2010 04.49.53
cash4youtoday: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/9dzc16
01.09.2010 04.49.53
MarkClayson: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened http://goo.gl/fb/anJqV
01.09.2010 04.15.08
SebastianJaraB: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/bzIqqR [Mashable] #sm #smm
01.09.2010 04.11.50
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Sexual Assault Case Against WikiLeaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/bzIqqR [Mashable]
01.09.2010 04.11.50
rahuljrark: Sexual Assault Case Against Wikileaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/99Alee
01.09.2010 04.03.27
TimMoore: Sexual Assault Case Against Wikileaks Founder Reopened http://bit.ly/9x4Omw
01.09.2010 04.03.26
deltina: Mashable.com: Madden NFL Makes Its Debut on Facebook http://bit.ly/aV1MoV
01.09.2010 01.02.49
RobKoomson: [protected tweet]
31.08.2010 23.25.58
PerfectJulia: Madden NFL Makes Its Debut on Facebook: Electronic Arts’ wildly successful Madden NFL franchise has made the leap ... http://bit.ly/ddUBWx
31.08.2010 21.48.33
Remi_Vladuceanu: Madden NFL Makes Its Debut on Facebook http://bit.ly/c3xh7y via @mashable
31.08.2010 21.48.22
VegasBill: Madden NFL Makes Its Debut on Facebook - http://mash.to/2xHTc (via @mashable)
01.09.2010 02.09.21
RobKoomson: [protected tweet]
31.08.2010 23.25.58
Remi_Vladuceanu: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/c9YHFt via @mashable
31.08.2010 21.12.57
sithburns: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/9cCl89
31.08.2010 21.12.56
deltina: Mashable.com: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/b0xftW
31.08.2010 21.05.03
PerfectJulia: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive: Most plants require sunlight, water and carbon dioxid... http://bit.ly/9cCl89
31.08.2010 20.18.01
mashable: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive - http://mash.to/2xGuK
31.08.2010 20.14.00
giovanni: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/9cCl89 #mashable
31.08.2010 23.04.13
rahuljrark: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/c0Z4dp
31.08.2010 20.43.12
TimMoore: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/chMwYP
31.08.2010 20.43.10
SebastianJaraB: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/b5WCVT [Mashable] #sm #smm
31.08.2010 20.41.49
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Meet the First Plant That Requires Facebook Fans to Survive http://bit.ly/b5WCVT [Mashable]
31.08.2010 20.41.49
deltina: Mashable.com: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/clVmrK
31.08.2010 17.10.03
mashable: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event - http://mash.to/2xD2F
31.08.2010 16.55.35
Remi_Vladuceanu: Apple to Live Video Stream Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/91LtnD via @mashable
31.08.2010 16.53.59
sithburns: Apple to Live Video Stream Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/8XckAH
31.08.2010 16.53.59
HilzFuld: RT @guy: Weird that the Apple live stream today can't be viewed from a PC http://bit.ly/aparU8
31.08.2010 22.57.45
ebiz_expert: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/8XckAH
31.08.2010 22.33.49
cash4youtoday: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/8XckAH
31.08.2010 22.33.49
MarkClayson: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://goo.gl/fb/rbF6t
31.08.2010 20.15.50
alejandroreyes: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://ff.im/-q0YmE
31.08.2010 20.02.36
imadnaffa: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/8XckAH
31.08.2010 17.29.21
VegasBill: Apple to Provide Live Video Stream of Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event - http://mash.to/2xD2F (via @mashable)
31.08.2010 17.11.02
rahuljrark: Apple to Live Video Stream Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/9UpVmu
31.08.2010 16.54.08
TimMoore: Apple to Live Video Stream Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/bJQu3Q
31.08.2010 16.54.05
SebastianJaraB: Apple to Live Video Stream Tomorrow’s iPod/iTV Event http://bit.ly/dwmlbu #apple
31.08.2010 16.52.13
Rafe: Apple press conf Weds livestreaming using "open standards" yet available only on Apple HW. Head = exploded. http://bit.ly/c7mITH #cnet
31.08.2010 16.20.01
acedtect: It's about time. Apple's going to live stream their announcement on Apple.com http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/08/31alert.html
31.08.2010 16.19.31
Ihnatko: Well, well! It looks as if SOME-one wants to demo their ability to stream live video to a massive audience! http://bit.ly/aEcwcB
31.08.2010 16.10.12
Scobleizer:
ChrisPirillo: Apple is streaming tomorrow's event, live: http://www.apple.com/pr/library/2010/08/31alert.html
31.08.2010 16.09.23
marshallk:
laughingsquid: interesting, Apple will be doing a live stream of tomorrow's special event http://bit.ly/bqPdpn via @alleyinsider
31.08.2010 16.17.34
nickbilton: Woah, Apple's going to live stream its announcement tomorrow on Web, iPhone, iPad etc. http://bit.ly/bqPdpn
31.08.2010 16.17.04
dsilverman: Apple's alert for tomorrow's livestream says it requires a Mac on OS X 10.6, iPad, iPhone or iPod Touch. No Windows?? http://bit.ly/92yzFA
31.08.2010 16.09.31
sohear:
dsilverman: RT @GlennF: Holy crud, Apple will stream live video of tomorrow's event. http://bit.ly/bcZG1i (via @slim)
31.08.2010 16.04.34
Remi_Vladuceanu: 10 Useful iPhone Shortcuts, Tips and Tricks http://bit.ly/aVyyPb via @mashable
31.08.2010 13.12.20
mayhemstudios: 10 Useful iPhone Shortcuts, Tips and Tricks: http://bit.ly/aHOisg
31.08.2010 14.27.04
VegasBill: 10 Useful iPhone Shortcuts, Tips and Tricks - http://mash.to/2xxlL (via @mashable)
31.08.2010 13.53.24
SebastianJaraB: 10 Useful iPhone Shortcuts, Tips and Tricks http://bit.ly/cVazJY #apple
31.08.2010 13.52.14
trishussey: 10 Useful iPhone Shortcuts, Tips and Tricks http://t.co/bs4ZkEk via @mashableapple @mashable
31.08.2010 13.28.07
PerfectJulia: 5 Fun FarmVille Accessories: Do you set your alarm to harvest your crops? Do you value Farm Cash over your own cou... http://bit.ly/an51yh
31.08.2010 10.46.42
SebastianJaraB: 5 Fun FarmVille Accessories http://bit.ly/dj0KzT [Mashable] #sm #smm
31.08.2010 10.39.56
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: 5 Fun FarmVille Accessories http://bit.ly/dj0KzT [Mashable]
31.08.2010 10.39.56
deltina: Mashable.com: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/bFn5zQ
31.08.2010 09.13.21
mashable: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] - http://mash.to/2xoHq
31.08.2010 09.06.18
Remi_Vladuceanu: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/97jQXZ via @mashable
31.08.2010 09.06.12
sithburns: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/d9tozY
31.08.2010 09.06.11
TNLNYC: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO]: Improv Everywhere is probably best known for being under... http://bit.ly/bBNNVx
31.08.2010 12.34.52
imadnaffa: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/d9tozY
31.08.2010 11.24.17
MarkClayson: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://goo.gl/fb/O7WNq
31.08.2010 09.45.50
SebastianJaraB: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/aaT7Zc #video
31.08.2010 09.33.51
rahuljrark: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/bBNNVx
31.08.2010 09.06.13
TimMoore: Improv Everywhere Takes Formal Wear to the Beach [VIDEO] http://bit.ly/cSJqf5
31.08.2010 09.06.11
WebStudio13: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://t.co/O9kzKLH via @mashablemobile @mashable
31.08.2010 09.14.42
PerfectJulia: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing: “STD testing center” seems like number... http://bit.ly/94hjSK
31.08.2010 08.18.26
Remi_Vladuceanu: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://bit.ly/aSwHww via @mashable
31.08.2010 08.18.03
sithburns: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://bit.ly/94hjSK
31.08.2010 08.18.01
mashable: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing - http://mash.to/2xmnc
31.08.2010 08.13.32
shannonkharvey: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://t.co/sFIgI3O via @mashablemobile @mashable
31.08.2010 09.32.50
AskAaronLee: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing - http://mash.to/2xmnc RT @mashable
31.08.2010 09.32.23
MarkClayson: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://goo.gl/fb/9SCbW
31.08.2010 08.47.37
SebastianJaraB: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://bit.ly/b1sbXT #mobile
31.08.2010 08.47.36
imadnaffa: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://bit.ly/94hjSK
31.08.2010 08.21.30
rahuljrark: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://bit.ly/av0Jbe
31.08.2010 08.18.11
TimMoore: Foursquare and MTV Team up for First-Ever Cause-Related Badge: STD Testing http://bit.ly/cywEJs
31.08.2010 08.18.07
WebStudio13: Facebook Down for Many Users http://t.co/yufO7nm via @mashabletech @mashable
31.08.2010 06.24.45
PerfectJulia: Facebook Down for Many Users: In the last couple of hours, Facebook has been unstable for many users (including us... http://bit.ly/bdLt86
31.08.2010 05.09.33
Remi_Vladuceanu: Facebook Down for Many Users http://bit.ly/ceAN7M via @mashable
31.08.2010 05.09.14
nateriggs: Who's having problems with this? RT @MollyBorchers: RT @CentralityMedia: Facebook Down for Many Users http://t.co/bFtJrIl
31.08.2010 06.45.03
anitafiander: RT @arnoldaranez: [Mashable] Facebook Down for Many Users http://bit.ly/bqmPgi
31.08.2010 06.34.48
TinaCook: Are you affected? Facebook Down for Many Users http://t.co/U3qeaMK via@mashable
31.08.2010 05.55.50
dsilverman: RT @mashable: Facebook Down for Many Users - http://mash.to/2xfat \\ Failbook.
31.08.2010 05.11.25
TimMoore: Facebook Down for Many Users > http://bit.ly/bqmPgi http://bit.ly/cZDLDG http://tumblr.com/xshh8fwlr
31.08.2010 05.11.22
RobKoomson: [protected tweet]
31.08.2010 05.41.07
WebStudio13: Google Wave is Not Dead (Yet) http://t.co/ZSQRYHi via @mashabletech @mashable
31.08.2010 04.54.42
PerfectJulia: Google Wave is Not Dead (Yet): Google’s Wave was a project that garnered a huge amount of interest, only to see th... http://bit.ly/c19RYX
31.08.2010 04.06.31
Remi_Vladuceanu: Google Wave is Not Dead (Yet) http://bit.ly/9uS96H via @mashable
31.08.2010 04.06.14
andybeal: Reading: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://gri.ms/KTE0
30.08.2010 20.45.42
erickschonfeld:
erickschonfeld:
DonnaFontenot: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/segbBQy via @techcrunch
30.08.2010 20.35.04
JimKukral: Oh man bring this on now!!! RT @steverubel Big new Gmail feature coming http://ow.ly/1qOwQH
30.08.2010 20.32.47
Scobleizer:
Scobleizer:
TechCrunch: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/FeuzLSo by @jasonkincaid
30.08.2010 20.22.06
AaronStrout: @Montero @duellsy kewl. I don't see it yet on my gmail but I'm sure it will be there soon. http://tcrn.ch/c8FAbQ
30.08.2010 21.02.06
KatieS: So Gmail priority inbox can sort my email for me. Big whoop. If it could answer my mail, then, I'd be impressed. tcrn.ch/bYNFvn
30.08.2010 20.52.41
TimMoore: Email overload has finally met its match. Tomorrow, Gmail is rolling out a new feature called Priority Inbox that... http://bit.ly/diaiCe
30.08.2010 20.47.10
sumaya: I can't wait! Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://tcrn.ch/c6vObJ (via @TechCrunch)
30.08.2010 20.29.40
Ed:
pkedrosky:
Ross: For those heavy days RT @parislemon: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://is.gd/eMAF1
30.08.2010 20.24.32
iA: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. tcrn.ch/bYNFvn by @jasonkincaid
30.08.2010 20.24.22
parislemon: This is seriously the best feature Gmail has added maybe ever. Been using it for a few days, getting better everyday http://t.co/FFYKrqM
30.08.2010 20.24.19
leslie: Cool, but time stamp is more important to me so I'll pass on this one, Google http://techcrunch.com/2010/08/30/gmail-priority-inbox/
30.08.2010 20.21.02
parislemon: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/FFYKrqM
30.08.2010 20.18.33
rahuljrark: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://bit.ly/agPQXy
30.08.2010 20.18.08
PerfectJulia: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page: As millions of students are trudging back to the classroo... http://bit.ly/aGEm4Z
30.08.2010 17.39.53
deltina: Mashable.com: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/b7hslX
30.08.2010 17.06.45
Remi_Vladuceanu: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/bBd55X via @mashable
30.08.2010 16.38.15
sithburns: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/aGEm4Z
30.08.2010 16.38.14
mashable: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page - http://mash.to/2x2lq
30.08.2010 16.34.57
lorirtaylor: RT @mikelking: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page: As millions of students are trudging back http://bit.ly/9ks7Sx
30.08.2010 18.50.47
VegasBill: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page - http://mash.to/2x2lq (via @mashable)
30.08.2010 17.42.46
SebastianJaraB: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/bLF47g [Mashable] #sm #smm
30.08.2010 17.08.47
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/bLF47g [Mashable]
30.08.2010 17.08.47
tkpleslie: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://t.co/i9PG0yy via @mashable
30.08.2010 17.06.12
MarkClayson: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://goo.gl/fb/2ly8d
30.08.2010 16.43.57
rahuljrark: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/bKrQcQ
30.08.2010 16.38.17
TimMoore: Facebook Goes Back to School with New Universities Page http://bit.ly/cUsokP
30.08.2010 16.38.15
armano: How the CEO of the future will use social media: http://bit.ly/cgUnB5 #in #fb
30.08.2010 13.37.57
cash4youtoday: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://bit.ly/chUOHP
30.08.2010 14.04.25
BuzzEdition: ►How the CEO of the future will use social media: http://bit.ly/cgUnB5 via @armano
30.08.2010 14.00.48
MonicaMcPherrin: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/wPsUuCK via @mashbusiness @mashable
30.08.2010 13.55.34
SebastianJaraB: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://bit.ly/diZWgY [Mashable]
30.08.2010 13.54.57
earthXplorer: RT @VegasBill: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future - http://mash.to/2wTTz (via @mashable)
30.08.2010 13.49.20
missdestructo: RT @armano: How the CEO of the future will use social media: http://bit.ly/cgUnB5 #in #fb
30.08.2010 13.47.14
VegasBill: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future - http://mash.to/2wTTz (via @mashable)
30.08.2010 13.46.08
beabitcraZEE: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/eTMU82d via @mashbusiness @mashable
30.08.2010 13.44.57
ElysiaBrooker: RT @ErinBlaskie: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/EtZKVMp via @mashbusiness @mashable
30.08.2010 13.37.38
SocialMedia411: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future (Mashable): http://bit.ly/9k0F9f "Today’s CEO is not social"
30.08.2010 13.30.28
carlosalston: #social_media How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://bit.ly/dgZNod
30.08.2010 13.20.17
MarkClayson: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://goo.gl/fb/wmCyv
30.08.2010 12.08.55
MarshaCollier:
Ed: How CEOs Will Use Social Media in the Future http://t.co/fBpjSUz (Great Post By @jbruin)
30.08.2010 11.47.40
PerfectJulia: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand: This post originally appeared on the American Express OPEN F... http://bit.ly/cEYM4S
30.08.2010 10.10.25
deltina: Mashable.com: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/abG78e
30.08.2010 09.08.42
Remi_Vladuceanu: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/bcrP78 via @mashable
30.08.2010 08.56.08
sithburns: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/cEYM4S
30.08.2010 08.56.08
mashable: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand - http://mash.to/2wLxx
30.08.2010 08.10.21
pblackshaw: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://t.co/LXuXjVY via @mashbusiness @mashable #defensivebranding
30.08.2010 10.03.32
imadnaffa: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/cEYM4S
30.08.2010 09.34.47
ebiz_expert: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/cEYM4S
30.08.2010 09.34.46
SebastianJaraB: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/cKuVO0 [Mashable]
30.08.2010 09.19.25
carlosalston: #social_media HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/c6phaM
30.08.2010 09.11.47
brett: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand: http://bit.ly/dm5Tc2 (via @mashable @stephmarcus1)
30.08.2010 08.57.42
debbieweil: MUST READING: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://t.co/BYfhWFe via @mashbusiness @mashable
30.08.2010 08.53.14
jasontryfon: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand: http://bit.ly/bu7nlD
30.08.2010 08.51.41
tropigal: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://t.co/aGTNVLU via @mashbusiness @mashable
30.08.2010 08.43.34
rahuljrark: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/bbqCoF
30.08.2010 08.40.06
TimMoore: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://bit.ly/bixQ7Z
30.08.2010 08.40.00
MarkClayson: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand http://goo.gl/fb/sEVRC
30.08.2010 08.26.38
ShellyKramer: RT @mashable: HOW TO: Respond when Social Media Attacks Your Brand - http://mash.to/2wLxx
30.08.2010 08.11.10
PerfectJulia: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good: After being down for an entire week, popular random video chat ser... http://bit.ly/aefUDY
30.08.2010 03.19.20
Remi_Vladuceanu: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good http://bit.ly/9YZSCB via @mashable
30.08.2010 03.19.03
Carnage4Life: "far as content goes..it took 4 minutes of refreshing to get a screenshot without a penis in it" - Chatroulette 2.0 on http://mash.to/2wBBL
30.08.2010 03.53.47
brett: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good: http://bit.ly/aauq6A (via @mashable)
30.08.2010 03.24.32
ebiz_expert: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good http://bit.ly/aefUDY
30.08.2010 03.19.17
cash4youtoday: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good http://bit.ly/aefUDY
30.08.2010 03.19.17
MarkClayson: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good http://goo.gl/fb/jSp5I
30.08.2010 02.59.41
SebastianJaraB: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good http://bit.ly/axhoNO [Mashable] #sm #smm
30.08.2010 02.44.55
andressilvaa: SM INTERESTING: Chatroulette is Back, But It Doesn’t Look Good http://bit.ly/axhoNO [Mashable]
30.08.2010 02.44.54
deltina: TechCrunch.com: Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype http://bit.ly/cUtMTn
29.08.2010 22.16.55
WebStudio13: Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype http://t.co/ti3Ekok via @techcrunch
29.08.2010 20.33.03
Scobleizer:
TechCrunch: Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype - http://tcrn.ch/dsnVSU by @arrington
29.08.2010 19.31.51
Techmeme: Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype (@arrington / TechCrunch) http://tcrn.ch/cSUgvD http://techme.me/=z0I
29.08.2010 21.50.30
thebrandbuilder:
briansolis: Reading "Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype" by @arrington http://tcrn.ch/9oOIXn
29.08.2010 20.27.16
lewisshepherd: RT @TechCrunch: Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype - http://tcrn.ch/dsnVSU by @arrington
29.08.2010 20.21.32
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29.08.2010 19.33.19
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29.08.2010 19.33.18
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