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Twitter plans to record all links clicked (@declanm / CNET News) http://j.mp/9Z4O62 http://techme.me/A0FC
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
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
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02.09.2010 08.31.14
cheth: Reading: "Twitter plans to record all links clicked": http://bit.ly/cHHDtm
02.09.2010 07.45.04
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
backupify: Did you read this yet? If not, you should. Twitter plans to record all links clicked | Privacy Inc. - CNET News http://ar.gy/1fA
02.09.2010 06.55.11
AskAaronLee: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://bit.ly/a5T8xT RT @chirrps
02.09.2010 06.42.10
SharonHayes: Twitter plans to record all links clicked http://cot.ag/9QwJhR #cnet
02.09.2010 05.00.37
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?
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
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
mistygirlph: RT @Iconic88: How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog | @chrisbrogan http://bit.ly/d3uYv8
02.09.2010 04.03.10
steverubel:
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
phototube: RT @RWW Ping: First Look at the #iTunes Social Network http://rww.tw/9tTwwT #Ping
02.09.2010 07.29.09
RWWRSS: ReadWriteWeb: Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://bit.ly/d2LJOW
02.09.2010 04.50.28
RWWRSS: ReadWriteWeb: Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://bit.ly/aFVSFE
02.09.2010 04.40.21
SocialMedia411: Ping - First Look at the iTunes Social Network (RWW): http://bit.ly/b2DqyT
02.09.2010 08.20.10
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
deakaz: RT @2cre8 #Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://rww.tw/9tTwwT /via @RWW
02.09.2010 05.00.27
BuzzEdition: ►Ping: First Look at the iTunes Social Network http://rww.tw/9tTwwT via @RWW
02.09.2010 04.54.18
Régulièrement, j’effectue des missions de conseil, d’accompagnement, de formation aux réseaux sociaux. Et régulièrement on me demande si je peux me charger du « Community Management », ce que je refuse. La plupart de mes interlocuteurs ne comprennent pas, de prime abord, mon refus. Après quelques explications sur les implications liées au community management, ils finissent par [...]
Régulièrement, j’effectue des missions de conseil, d’accompagnement, de formation aux réseaux sociaux. Et régulièrement on me demande si je peux me charger du « Community Management », ce que je refuse. La plupart de mes interlocuteurs ne comprennent pas, de prime abord, mon refus. Après quelques explications sur les implications liées au community management, ils finissent par [...]
Carole_Fabre:
MaelLeHir: Pourquoi je ne vends pas de community management http://goo.gl/fb/UGzkH #in #fb
02.09.2010 07.40.37
chouing:
oliviertripet: Pourquoi je ne vends pas de community management http://ow.ly/2yskJ #cmchfr
02.09.2010 06.08.30
marilor: Pourquoi je ne vends pas de community management http://bit.ly/aTqWFs via @mar1e @SophieGironi @Nofollow34
02.09.2010 05.53.26
BFaverial: RT @camj59: RT @SophieGironi: sur mon blog : Pourquoi je ne vends pas de community management http://bit.ly/aTqWFs
02.09.2010 05.50.54
cdeniaud: +1 RT @SophieGironi Pourquoi je ne vends pas de community management http://bit.ly/aTqWFs
02.09.2010 05.49.08
Dugomo: [protected tweet]
02.09.2010 05.44.09
As the fugitive businessman Asil Nadir flew back to Britain from his North Cyprus bolt-hole last week, Sean O'Neill, the crime editor of The Times, scooped Fleet Street by being the only print journalist on the plane. Yet those searching Google for the latest on the breaking story that morning would have found no sign of O'Neill's exclusive – only follow-up stories by rival news organisations such as The Guardian and ITN.
As the fugitive businessman Asil Nadir flew back to Britain from his North Cyprus bolt-hole last week, Sean O'Neill, the crime editor of The Times, scooped Fleet Street by being the only print journalist on the plane. Yet those searching Google for the latest on the breaking story that morning would have found no sign of O'Neill's exclusive – only follow-up stories by rival news organisations such as The Guardian and ITN.
NiemanLab: Advertisers pull out of The Times after post-paywall traffic collapse http://nie.mn/cxbKf8
02.09.2010 06.45.02
felixsalmon: Consumers don't get the Times's scoops. Advertisers are deserting it. Even celebs aren't giving it interviews: http://bit.ly/9808c1 #paywall
02.09.2010 07.29.06
Katrinskaya: Well, well. RT @NiemanLab: Advertisers pull out of The Times after post-paywall traffic collapse http://nie.mn/cxbKf8
02.09.2010 06.50.22
EricScherer:
mathewi: RT @NiemanLab: Advertisers pull out of The Times after post-paywall traffic collapse http://nie.mn/cxbKf8
02.09.2010 06.45.32
iwantmedia: Murdoch's London Times playwall gamble dismays advertisers: "There's no traffic on there" http://bit.ly/cSGLRM
02.09.2010 05.27.33
breizh2008:
[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.
pixelpooch: Rescue efforts under way after oil rig explosion in Gulf – CNN.com Blogs http://t.co/b84FLN4 via @cnn
02.09.2010 08.48.49
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
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:
Chrome now:
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dropio: Happy Birthday Chrome, it's hard to imagine life without you: Google Chrome Officially Hits Version 6 http://t.co/hfGMDpx via @techcrunch
02.09.2010 09.21.31
Techmeme: On Its Second Birthday, Google Chrome Officially Hits Version 6 (@parislemon / TechCrunch) http://tcrn.ch/cw5ciz http://techme.me/A0FS
02.09.2010 08.35.48
TechCrunch: On Its Second Birthday, Google Chrome Officially Hits Version 6 http://tcrn.ch/97iBER by @parislemon
02.09.2010 08.33.12
mattcutts: Happy birthday, Chrome! http://goo.gl/JSyB You're the fastest two-year-old I know!
02.09.2010 09.28.52
robinwauters: On Its Second Birthday, Google Chrome Officially Hits Version 6 http://t.co/ggd2OND via @techcrunch
02.09.2010 07.19.54
petitesphrases: RT @jeromedecoster: Excellent ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ba1BqJ4S2M (via @stefsteak)
02.09.2010 04.03.30
Vinvin: Bien joué ! Très bien fait... Pas nouveau. Mais bien fait ! http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4ba1BqJ4S2M
02.09.2010 08.43.07
Charles_Nouyrit: Check this out, it's awesome http://bit.ly/9dAT86 try with, shag, marry, farts, tickle, draw, fights, drink, play, surf, drive, kill, 1/2
02.09.2010 08.24.38
technofeliz: Excellent concept de pub TIPP-EX sur Youtube... :) "NSFW. A hunter shoots a bear! " http://bit.ly/a88Hm5 (via @ReneeBani @tiagoventura)
02.09.2010 06.49.51
semioblog: [protected tweet]
02.09.2010 06.41.00
sabinecoulon: RT @Suchablog Tipp-Ex balance une sublime campagne interactive sur Youtube http://bit.ly/cEkYJO
02.09.2010 02.46.35
Anne_JM: A Hunter Shoots A Bear: géniale pub interactive sur YouTube (via @mattbeauv @culturepub) http://is.gd/eR9xN
02.09.2010 02.41.54
culturepub: Faites subir tous les outrages à un ours! Excellente utilisation pub interactive des vidéo YouTube!!! http://is.gd/eR9xN
02.09.2010 02.29.43
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
briansolis:
JayOatway: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity - http://bit.ly/9aoM9m
02.09.2010 08.19.02
AmberCadabra: How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity http://bit.ly/bGAyl2
02.09.2010 08.05.56
vansnick: "How to tell if your Company is Advanced: 10 Criteria Of Social Business Maturity" http://bit.ly/dylp2E
02.09.2010 08.01.46
tdebaillon:
mistygirlph: RT @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 06.59.22
Says EricMainville:
Jay Rosen : “Les gens se détournent des mass médias pour se tourner les uns vers les autres” http://bit.ly/bCZI1M @benoitraphael
EricMainville: Jay Rosen : “Les gens se détournent des mass médias pour se tourner les uns vers les autres” http://bit.ly/bCZI1M @benoitraphael
02.09.2010 08.34.09
florencedesruol: Best of de la conf de @jayrosen_nyu : “Les gens se détournent des mass médias pour se tourner les uns vers les autres” http://is.gd/eRu5K
02.09.2010 06.50.56
palpitt: A lire chez @benoitraphael > “Les gens se détournent des mass médias pour se tourner les uns vers les autres” http://bit.ly/bZQKDq
02.09.2010 06.02.20
xternisien:
couve: Jay Rosen : “Les gens se détournent des mass médias pour se tourner les uns vers les autres” http://t.co/9DqUrk8 via @benoitraphael
02.09.2010 05.56.29
benoitraphael: Bestof de la conf de @jayrosen : “Les gens se détournent des mass médias pour se tourner les uns vers les autres” http://t.co/z5HRE9I
02.09.2010 05.47.44
Says misspress:
misspress:
sebmusset:
SylvainLapoix: "combien d'années as-tu déjà cotisées ?" et autres questions forts pertinentes des lecteurs de 20'.fr à Lancar http://is.gd/eRz5C via @LB2S
02.09.2010 07.53.19
Vogelsong:
jbroger: Excellente manifestation de la "gauchosphère" RT @abadinte: http://tinyurl.com/33povbl #lancar #troll
02.09.2010 07.50.36
moderateur: énoooormes les questions à Benjamin Lancar, j'en peux plus... http://minu.me/2vej / via @gregoryt
02.09.2010 06.49.42
Says edonis:
La vérité sur la sculpture coquine de Liliane Bettencourt via @madoka128 http://ow.ly/2yoGo
edonis: La vérité sur la sculpture coquine de Liliane Bettencourt via @madoka128 http://ow.ly/2yoGo
02.09.2010 03.34.43
inactinique: ils ne vous citent pas, d'ailleurs RT @DavidAbiker: La vérité sur la sculpture coquine de Liliane http://bit.ly/aj0h74
02.09.2010 03.27.42
AudeBaron: soyons précis: l'objet phallique de Liliane B. est une oeuvre d'art, pas un sex toy http://bit.ly/cqVonO
02.09.2010 03.18.20
SylvainLapoix: "La vérité sur la sculpture coquine de L Bettencourt", où l'on apprend ce qu'un godmichet faisait dans Capital. http://is.gd/eRdr5
02.09.2010 03.18.05
SylvainLapoix: "La vérité sur la sculpture coquine de L Bettencourt", où l'on apprend ce qu'un godmiché faisait dans Capital. http://is.gd/eRdr5
02.09.2010 03.16.52
sabineblanc: le gode doré de Liliane "un cadeau humoristique, allusion à leur vigueur, malgré leur âge avancé" via @MarieAmelie: http://bit.ly/cqVonO
02.09.2010 03.16.26
bizcom:
MarieAmelie: <3 cette enquête http://bit.ly/cqVonO Liliane et le pénis doré (via @audebaron )
02.09.2010 03.13.13
AudeBaron: Liliane et son mari étaient donc un bon couple... http://bit.ly/cqVonO via @Hdecommer
02.09.2010 03.10.50
HI MATEO, WHO ARE YOU? AND WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
My main job is to be a film maker. I direct feature films. This was my main activity for 10 years. Originally I’m from France, Paris, and moved to Canada 8 years ago. Now I’m exercising my job in a larger skill in North America. I wouldn’t say I’m a Steven Spielberg but at the same time in last few years I was able to get a little bit of recognition that helped me to become more established and to do more films.
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HI MATEO, WHO ARE YOU? AND WHAT ARE YOU DOING?
My main job is to be a film maker. I direct feature films. This was my main activity for 10 years. Originally I’m from France, Paris, and moved to Canada 8 years ago. Now I’m exercising my job in a larger skill in North America. I wouldn’t say I’m a Steven Spielberg but at the same time in last few years I was able to get a little bit of recognition that helped me to become more established and to do more films. HOW DID YOU DISCOVER THE MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHER IN YOU? Film is like photography: It’s very difficult, isn’t it? There are so many film makers, so many photographers. But at the same time there is a very small room for people to have a chance to be on the spotlight and to reach people. It’s overcomplicated and difficult. You have to work very hard, learn tenacity and hang on it whatever happens. You need to have the chance, be lucky and meet the right people at the right place at the right moment. It’s a mix of a lot of stuff. But in my case, 4 years ago, I was invited to participate in a work shop at the Toronto International Film Festival with one of my short films. Motorola asked all participants to do a little movie with a cell phone. I did a piece called “Labour day”. After that I was getting more and more attention and the Motorola people asked me if I would like to keep working with a cell phone and do something with them. I thought that the concept was very interesting. The funny thing is that I didn’t use the cell phone before. As an artist I can be confident and at the same time very unconfident, in this case I thought: ‘No, I cannot be a photographer’. People who are photographers start to do photos when they are 12 years old. Me, I never took in particular any pictures but I was making films. But I didn’t realize that it is the same thing because I was using my eyes and my emotions to capture life and reality. Because as film maker I was like a painter and basically I recognized, that I was very precise and articulative, very into framing and putting elements in a frame. I focused on the light. Etc. So I realized that my work as a film maker was very close to what photographers do. And funny enough the same reason why people were enjoying my work as a film maker was the reason why people were enjoying my work as a photographer. WHY IS MOBILE PHOTOGRAPHY INTERESTING FOR YOU? If you look at cellphones today and try to find a definition of what the use of a cell phone is, you find many things: It’s a way to communicate so you can talk through the cell phone. Or you can have a video conference, so you can talk and see each other. But at the same time you can do pictures or you can film. It’s such a very small tool that can stay in your pocket. I just heard there are more than five billion cell phone which where built in the last few years. Just for you to realize how cell phones become day by day a routine. Everybody has cell phone today. It’s just as normal as to have underwear or a fork to eat. It’s almost weird to not have a cell phone today. I use to say it’s an extension of your body. So in a way it’s very interesting because it’s so small, and it becomes something so vulgar that you can be everywhere with your cell phone and you’re not going to catch any attention. For a photographer it’s amazing because in any kind of environment, location or situation you can still be discrete and play with your cell phone. The people of the situation that you try to capture stay very normal. HOW WOULD YOU DESCRIBE THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN YOUR WORK WITH A CAMERA AND A MOBILE PHONE? First of all I need to describe myself when I was child: I always wanted to be a war reporter, who you know from the movies in the 70th’s, as Salvatore. Just where you see a binge of war reporters in the middle of chaos, taking pictures and trying to send them to the other side of the world to be witnessed what’s happening. I always had a huge admiration for these people but I don’t think I’m brave enough to do this kind of stuff. This is why I became a film maker on the set. But I imagine the way I take pictures with my cell phone is almost like a war reporter. This is why I like the cell phones. It’s so small, quick and discrete that I can take pictures anytime anywhere without thinking but with being very instinctive. When you make a movie it’s much more complicated: Before you shoot a scene you have to find a location, bring a crew together, find actors, to select some lights, etc. It’s a huge organization. But with a cell phone it’s very instinctive, fast and furious, you just catch the moment, if it’s ugly or beautiful. I like the idea that because of the pixel there’s something not perfect. I would say that my work as a film maker is much more organized, complicated and needs much more preparation. My work as a photographer with my little iPhone is like I’m a citizen of the war, I’m a war reporter. Everywhere I am I just end up with my cell phone, boom, capturing something. WHAT HAPPENS IF YOU FORGET YOUR MOBILE PHONE? I can’t! Because my phone is always in my pockets. And because it’s almost a drug addiction, for example I take pictures, I film, check my emails, pass phone calls or use the internet. It became part of me. It’s like how can you forget your head?! Or how can you forget to wear clothes before you go out?! You don’t go out naked … HOW CAN WE IMAGE YOU WORKING ON YOUR FEATURE FILM “OFF WORLD”?I was shooting my feature film “Off World” for 14 weeks in a slum called Smokey Mountain, where thousands of people are living next to garbage. It’s a very rich and heavy place in terms of visual. Of course I knew that even I was making a film with a big crew and hundreds of people there will be moments to escape and to photograph something. So it was very easy for me, but a nightmare to my crew because sometimes I disappeared for 4-5 minutes because something caught my attention. I was running with my cell phone, boom, taking pictures and coming back to the set. WHEN YOU WERE A LITTLE BOY YOU PREFERRED STAYING HOME, WATCHING MOVIES AND GETTING INSPIRED BY THEM INSTEAD OF GOING TO SCHOOL. SO WHICH MOVIES DID INSPIRE YOU THOSE DAYS AND NOWADAYS? I spent years watching every kind of movie, from a big block buster to small indie films, coming from Asia, East Europe or Italy. And of course the French movies from 50th’S, 60th’s and 70th’s. Also I was always very attracted by new emerging film makers from countries which are not able to make movies because they are under caesura. So for example if you look at China: the way Chinese provide movies is incredible. They have access to freedom. Or look at South America or East Europe. There you have some film makers who are longing to be so because they needed to express themselves and it was something vital and organic. So they have that strong desire like “we have to make a movie or we’re going to die. I was always very attracted by those people for whom making a movie is the last step before they die. It becomes something so important and essential. There are so many people all over the world who are living in difficult countries where they are oppressed because of their sexual orientation, political statement or choice how to live their lives. At the end they go against the law and create beautiful movies. But also I like blockbusters. Just last weekend I saw “inception”. Honestly I’m a big fan of Christopher Nolan. His best movie ever was “Memento” But “inception” is just a pale copy of “Memento”. I love the new movie but it will not stay in my mind as “Memento” did. For my new projects I’m watching right now more movies about dogma. ON YOUR BLOG YOU SAY YOU ARE “THE KIND OF HUMAN BEING WHO HAS TO BE IN A RISKY SITUATION TO FEEL ALIVE – TO FEEL THAT THERE IS A PURPOSE FOR LIVING – AND TO PRODUCE ART.” YOU’VE BEEN TO SMOKEY MOUNTAIN, ISRAEL AND OTHER PLACES. WHAT ARE YOUR DREAMS TO GO NEXT TO? This is exactly the essence of I am a human being and an artist. Before I was speaking about the war reporter, I believe they always need to be in risky and heavy situations to feel alive and to capture life. This is why I feel like them because I have the same emotions. And so, once again, the cell phone is an amazing tool for someone like me. In an interview someone said it’s the prolongation of my heart, so the cell phone is like the end of my body. And I think it truly became part of me. So for the future I’m brainstorming and collecting a few ideas. I’m always more excited and attracted by extreme or crazy adventures and journeys. I don’t like to go where things are too settled, too busy or too soft. One of my future projects follows the dogma concept. The idea is to do a workshop with a few actors for a few weeks, creating a story and to develop some web-episodes, to film them but also to ask them to film themselves with cell phones. Just trying something around that. It’s going to be very experimental and risky but at the same time it allows me to be a film maker, but also to use my cell phone and work with actors to capture something with different devices. It’s going to be interesting. DO YOURSELF A BIG FAVOR AND CHECK OUT MATEO’S WORK!Mateo on EYE’EM!
fmssnr: RT @dixonhamby: RT @eyeem: EYE'EM feat. @MateoGuez http://bit.ly/9Lz9Vi #eyeem #interview
02.09.2010 09.16.17
DixonHamby: RT @eyeem: EYE'EM feat. @MateoGuez http://bit.ly/9Lz9Vi #eyeem #interview
02.09.2010 09.11.27
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
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RWWRSS: ReadWriteWeb: Google Chrome Turns 2 with Version 6 Release http://bit.ly/dque29
02.09.2010 08.12.17
mediapart: Affaire Woerth: Laurent Solly entendu par la police http://bit.ly/aE8N48
02.09.2010 08.32.51
rosselin: RT @laurentguimier: Exclusif #JDD Affaire Woerth: Laurent Solly entendu par la police http://tinyurl.com/33p64ol
02.09.2010 08.10.53
SylvainLapoix: affaire Woerth : Solly (ex dircab de Sarko) entendu par la police http://is.gd/eRA1Y via @samuellaurent En parlera-t-on sur TF1?
02.09.2010 08.07.58
Menilmuche: Aff. #Woerth: Laurent Solly (ex-chef de cabinet de #Sarkozy) entendu par la #police http://bit.ly/9ID4Qc On vous dit qu'il n'y a rien!
02.09.2010 08.07.20
grebert:
Vogelsong:
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:
Reviews: Google More About: afghanistan, bp, current events, gay rights, graphics, healthcare reform, infographics, iraq, News, oil-spill, stimulus, visualizations, wikileaks For more Tech coverage:
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02.09.2010 07.41.56
brett: 10 of the Web’s Most Insightful News Infographics - http://mash.to/2ywsV (via @mashable)
02.09.2010 09.01.04
SashaKane:
florencedesruol: Si vous les aviez ratées : 10 #infographies sélectionnées par mashable : http://is.gd/eRzsG via @pierretran
02.09.2010 07.57.52
PierreTran: 10 of the Web's Most Insightful News Infographics http://bit.ly/cQcA1H #infographics
02.09.2010 07.49.21
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.
People like Social Media Examiner’s own Michael Stelzner, Guy Kawasaki, R.. show all text
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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02.09.2010 08.53.05
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02.09.2010 06.12.35
deakaz: RT @bkmacdaddy 5 Ways to Get the Support of Social Media Influencers - http://bit.ly/a6Xd37
02.09.2010 08.18.53
brett: 5 Ways To Get The Support Of Social Media Influencers http://ow.ly/2yrly (via @samrosen @jeffhurt)
02.09.2010 08.01.05
Says iA:
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Fran6: RT @khoi: Hate the new iTunes icon? @dribbble to the rescue! http://dribbble.com/tags/itunes
02.09.2010 07.06.51
jot:
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02.09.2010 06.58.47
tomcoates: Lots of dribbblers trying to work out a better icon for iTunes 10: http://dribbble.com/tags/itunes
02.09.2010 06.50.33
simplebits: Browsing through @dribbble's take on the iTunes icon: http://dribbble.com/tags/itunes
02.09.2010 06.09.29
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)?
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
Kriisiis: Utilisateurs d'Android : vous pouvez désormais checker sur Foursquare de manière... vocale. http://tcrn.ch/d4PGkk
02.09.2010 08.58.19
SocialMedia411: Android Users Can Now Check In To Foursquare By Using Their Voice (TechCrunch): http://tcrn.ch/99oocW
02.09.2010 08.45.12
Orli: Android Users Can Now Check In To Foursquare By Using Their Voice http://t.co/AssMNo3 via @techcrunch
02.09.2010 05.34.58
JayOatway: "I am here" - Android Users Can Now Check In To Foursquare By Using Their Voice: http://tcrn.ch/bzM1Ex
02.09.2010 05.34.11
ericreboisson: TERRIBLE (fuck,wash,ride...)RT @LudoMP: Excellent RT @sdouche: funny: http://www.youtube.com/user/tippexperience /via @hasalex
02.09.2010 07.34.00
frompennylane:
BuzzEdition: ►WATCH! -->Coolest Ad EVER! - http://is.gd/eRj7c via @HilzFuld @YarinHochman @OurielOhayon @MosheMarciano @jrmk
02.09.2010 04.53.19
OurielOhayon: What an ad! Breathtaking! Waah - http://is.gd/eRj7c (via @MosheMarciano ) (via @jrmk)
02.09.2010 04.38.07
Extra photos for bloggers: 1, 2, 3
We love hanging out with our friends, and we’ve had a great summer full of lunches in the park, guests from around the globe, and days off at the beach.
With summer winding down, we have a lot less beach days in our future, and no out-of-town guests scheduled to sleep on our couch.
…That’s a problem for us.
Naturally, we tried to fix the problem with photos.
Were we successful? Of course!
Our solution is a fun project that you can make with.. show all text
We love hanging out with our friends, and we’ve had a great summer full of lunches in the park, guests from around the globe, and days off at the beach. With summer winding down, we have a lot less beach days in our future, and no out-of-town guests scheduled to sleep on our couch. …That’s a problem for us. Naturally, we tried to fix the problem with photos. Were we successful? Of course! Our solution is a fun project that you can make with anyone you choose, whether they share a dorm room with you or live halfway across the world.
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brainpicker: Double Exposure – fun collaborative photography project to bring you closer with friends, literally http://is.gd/eRANV
02.09.2010 08.14.42
Photojojo: Here's a tutorial on how to make easy double-exposures and collaborate with friends, too! http://bit.ly/dublexp
02.09.2010 07.00.52
phototube: RT @PhotoPassion Double Exposures: A #DIY Project That Brings Friends Together With Photos http://bit.ly/cSTxnQ #Photography
02.09.2010 03.47.19
People are increasingly sharing different types of information on Twitter. For example, Tweets point to web pages, photos, videos, hashtags, people, check-ins, and more. Exploring Tweets is a great way to discover new and interesting information. And with devices of all shapes and sizes connecting to the Internet, we’re constantly looking for new ways to make this easier. To date, we’ve created applications for a variety of mobile phones, giving you instant access to Tweets and grea.. show all text
People are increasingly sharing different types of information on Twitter. For example, Tweets point to web pages, photos, videos, hashtags, people, check-ins, and more. Exploring Tweets is a great way to discover new and interesting information. And with devices of all shapes and sizes connecting to the Internet, we’re constantly looking for new ways to make this easier. To date, we’ve created applications for a variety of mobile phones, giving you instant access to Tweets and great content when you’re on the go.
Today we are bringing Tweets to a device that really lets content shine - the iPad. Twitter for iPad takes advantage of the iPad’s fluid touch interface, letting you move lots of information around smoothly and quickly – without needing to open and close windows or click buttons. There are a few things we want to point out that make this app a really fast and fun way to read real-time content. Panes: 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 to. And, it’s really easy to move between panes by swiping to the right or left. Media: When you tap a video link or open a web page with an embedded video, you can play that video inline. And, let’s be honest, video is great but sometimes it can take some time to load. The panes in Twitter for iPad let you look through your timeline while a video is loading, and then you can just swipe back to the video when it’s ready to play. You can also pinch on a video to watch it fullscreen. Gestures: You can pinch on a Tweet to quickly view details about the author and to take actions on a Tweet, such as reply or retweet. Put two fingers together and pull down on a Tweet to peek at the replies, showing the entire conversation leading to that Tweet. No need to login: You don’t even need to sign up to get started with Twitter for iPad. We’ve selected great Twitter accounts that you can see in various categories, such as Art & Design, Sports, and News. You can also search, view trends, and find breaking news. Sign up at any time to create your own timeline and start tweeting. Twitter for iPad is available worldwide from the App Store. Try it out and let me, @lorenb, and @bhaggs know what you think.
applespotlight: In case you missed...Twitter's official iPad app “@applespotlight: Twitter for iPad http://j.mp/cBCZsd”
02.09.2010 09.02.05
SocialMedia411: Twitter for iPad - Sharing content in Tweets (Twitter Blog): http://bit.ly/bJoSXg [Looks good!]
02.09.2010 07.45.06
monkchips: Twitter now supports Sharing content in Tweets. but only on the iPad. FFS. http://monk.ly/9Hthhf
02.09.2010 05.11.34
robdiana: Sharing: Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://bit.ly/aI2e6D
02.09.2010 03.40.59
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:
ramdomthoughts: [protected tweet]
02.09.2010 06.30.27
mashable: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One - http://mash.to/2yrY3
02.09.2010 05.57.20
JayOatway: RT @RomyHK: Mashable! - Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One - http://bit.ly/a1w4Qi
02.09.2010 06.59.41
IndusLogic: Ping Not Available to You? You’re Not the Only One http://ow.ly/18PLSE
02.09.2010 06.25.28
Says NiemanLab:
Good morning! Twitter scores another news-breaking credit, this time with the Discovery Channel gunman story http://nie.mn/9Iuj2Q
NiemanLab: Good morning! Twitter scores another news-breaking credit, this time with the Discovery Channel gunman story http://nie.mn/9Iuj2Q
02.09.2010 06.03.33
martindave: Twitter breaks story on Discovery Channel gunman James Lee by Paul Farhi via WaPo http://bit.ly/9GgyKZ [Twitter #1 in breaking news period]
02.09.2010 08.18.48
macloo: Good story! RT @NiemanLab: Twitter scores another news-breaking credit, this time with Discovery Channel gunman story http://nie.mn/9Iuj2Q
02.09.2010 06.14.16
digiphile: "Social media sources are now regular parts of the news ecology, serving as an early alert system"-@WashingtonPost http://j.mp/9W1Pt8 Yup.
02.09.2010 06.05.27
iwantmedia: Discovery Channel gunman story breaks on Twitter http://bit.ly/aEOOVG
02.09.2010 05.23.04
Afin de renforcer son équipe à Genève, McCann Erickson cherche un(e) Junior Account Executive ultra-motivé(e) avec entrée en fonction idéalement au 1er novembre 2010. Votre mission : Suivi des clients dans le cadre de la gestion opérationnelle des projets Coordination interne des projets en collaboration avec les différents départements internes et partenaires externes Participation à l’élaboration de veilles concurrentielles et d’analyses [...]
Afin de renforcer son équipe à Genève, McCann Erickson cherche un(e) Junior Account Executive ultra-motivé(e) avec entrée en fonction idéalement au 1er novembre 2010. Votre mission : Suivi des clients dans le cadre de la gestion opérationnelle des projets Coordination interne des projets en collaboration avec les différents départements internes et partenaires externes Participation à l’élaboration de veilles concurrentielles et d’analyses [...]
romanding: McCann Erickson cherche un(e) Junior Account Executive http://goo.gl/fb/dgSE4
02.09.2010 06.22.14
comin_mag: McCann Erickson cherche un(e) Junior Account Executive: Afin de renforcer son équipe à Genève, McCann Erickson che... http://bit.ly/beIjgv
02.09.2010 05.21.10
PatrickChareyre: McCann Erickson cherche un(e) Junior Account Executive: Afin de renforcer son équipe à Genève, McCann Erickson che... http://bit.ly/aMWiG6
02.09.2010 05.21.09
fmssnr: !! RT @justwhatisee: iPhone Street Photography: this is why (i love new york city) #iphoneography #streetphotography http://flic.kr/p/8xtnAc
02.09.2010 05.45.15
ramz: Fantastic! RT @justwhatisee: iPhone Street Photography: this is why (i love new york city) #iphoneography http://flic.kr/p/8xtnAc
02.09.2010 05.15.39
justwhatisee: iPhone Street Photography: this is why (i love new york city) #iphoneography #blackandwhite #streetphotography http://flic.kr/p/8xtnAc
02.09.2010 05.13.36
Hatman_ch: Vous ne savez pas quoi faire ? Voilà de quoi vous occuper pendant une bonne semaine (c'est du génie) : http://youtu.be/4ba1BqJ4S2M
02.09.2010 06.01.58
weetabix: pub interactive pr tippex: http://youtu.be/4ba1BqJ4S2M à vous de jouer !
02.09.2010 08.25.22
pcouzon: RT @jpetche: Très bon ça ! :) RT @vavapiolou: Nouvelle campagne interactive Tipp-ex avec Youtube ! http://youtu.be/4ba1BqJ4S2M
02.09.2010 04.13.34
gregfromparis: La dernière campagne Tipp-Ex déchire : http://youtu.be/4ba1BqJ4S2M (via @BUZZMAN_TIME )
02.09.2010 03.12.12
Cette citation de Victor Hugo s'applique selon Götz Werner au "Revenu de Base" qui a le vent en poupe en Allemagne. C'est Olivier Auber, créateur du concept (génial) de "perspective numérique", et germanophile enthousiaste qui nous a twitté ce matin un lien vers une traduction d'une interview , publiée sur Médiapart de cet entrepreneur Allemand à succès fondateur de la chaîne de magasins "DM". Je d.. show all text
Cette citation de Victor Hugo s'applique selon Götz Werner au "Revenu de Base" qui a le vent en poupe en Allemagne. C'est Olivier Auber, créateur du concept (génial) de "perspective numérique", et germanophile enthousiaste qui nous a twitté ce matin un lien vers une traduction d'une interview , publiée sur Médiapart de cet entrepreneur Allemand à succès fondateur de la chaîne de magasins "DM".
Je dois dire ici que les arguments développés dans cet interview sont totalement compatibles avec ceux que j'ai développés ici, et je me sens parfaitement en phase avec tout ce que nous dit Götz Werner (y compris concernant sa vision de l'entreprenariat). Je pourrais reprendre ici toute l'interview, mais comme c'est déjà disponible ailleurs, j'ai choisi d'en citer les perles les plus brillantes : " (le revenu de base) réduirait la bureaucratie liée aux aides sociales de façon spectaculaire" "Le problème de financement ne se pose pas. Nous ne vivons pas d’argent, mais de marchandises" "Le partage est un terme inapproprié, contaminé par le vocabulaire socialiste" "Ce qui était dans le passé un bout de terre, est aujourd'hui un revenu de base, soit l'équivalent d'hommes libres sur un lopin de terre libre" "Des centaines de milliers de citoyens ont tellement de revenus (location, capital…), qu'ils n'auraient pas besoin de travailler … et pourtant ils travaillent, et souvent dur" " «Être libre, c’est pouvoir faire ce que nous croyons devoir faire sans en être empêchée par rien ni personne» – cette phrase de Rousseau devient la nouvelle règle" "Imaginez ce sentiment sublime: vous vous promenez dans les rues et vous ne voyez autour de vous que des gens faire quelque chose parce qu’ils ont envie de le faire" "Si je n'ai pas à me soucier de ma subsistance, je peux tester de nouvelles idées.Tous les deux nous pouvons nous lancer en tant que musiciens ou pour monter une start-up en informatique, le revenu de base nous donne la liberté d'essayer. Ainsi, nous prenons des risques, développons notre esprit d'entreprise" "Quand vous forcez les gens à travailler, ils ne font rien de bon" "L'homme a toujours tendance à vouloir aller au-delà de lui-même. Cette initiative sera renforcee grace au revenu de base" "La paresse est une maladie. Sinon on pourrait simplement dire : « s’il est si paresseux, il n’a qu’a mourir de faim »" "Il est évident que les bénéficiaires de Hartz IV (NDLR l'équivalent du RSA en France) perdent une partie des droits de l’homme... Hartz IV est contraire à plusieurs articles de la Loi fondamentale: le travail forcé est y interdit, le libre choix de l'emploi y est garanti, ainsi que la liberté d'établissement et de logement, ce qui n’est pas vrai avec Hartz IV, tout comme dans une prison ouverte" "En outre, on oublie toujours que les bénéficiaires de Hartz IV reçoivent moins de subventions étatiques que les membres des classes moyennes et supérieures: Si vous allez deux fois par mois avec votre femme a l'opéra (fortement subventionné), vous recevrez de la communauté plus d’argent que la plupart des bénéficiaires de Hartz IV" "Après que la Cour constitutionnelle a reconnu (il y a quelques semaines) qu’un minimum mensuel est nécessaire si l’on veut avoir une vie digne, il n'y a plus qu'un petit pas a faire pour arriver au revenu de base" "Les hommes politiques sont guidés par le vent qui souffle de la société – et je travaille à renforcer ce vent. Quand nous aurons changé les mentalités, alors les politiques réagiront. Ce sont les mots de Victor Hugo: « rien n'est plus puissant qu'une idée dont l'heure est venue »"
Carole_Fabre:
Monolecte: Création Monétaire: "Rien n'est plus puissant qu'une idée dont l'heure est venue" http://bit.ly/c2ZKsy
02.09.2010 06.05.15
OlivierAuber: RT @fmeichel: RT @Galuel "Rien n'est plus puissant qu'une idée dont l'heure est venue" http://ow.ly/18PD42
02.09.2010 03.32.29
fmeichel: RT @Galuel "Rien n'est plus puissant qu'une idée dont l'heure est venue" http://ow.ly/18PD42
02.09.2010 03.26.46
Galuel: "Rien n'est plus puissant qu'une idée dont l'heure est venue" http://ow.ly/18PD42
02.09.2010 03.25.41
Galuel: Rien n'est plus puissant qu'une idée dont l'heure est venue ! http://twurl.nl/6d8zpy
02.09.2010 02.40.48
© Reuters
Dans l'un des carnets intimes du photographe François-Marie Banier, qui ont été saisis par la police, le protégé de Liliane Bettencourt mentionne une confidence faite par la milliardaire, au printemps 2007. Liliane Bettencourt aurait évoqué devant lui la remise d'argent à Nicolas Sarkozy, au moment de l'élection présidentielle. «Elle ne m'a pas dit si c'était pour Neuilly, pour sa campagne ou pour autre chose», ajoute le photographe. Révélations.
© Reuters
_Amine: C'est pas gagné... : Bettencourt: les carnets Banier désignent Nicolas Sarkozy | via Mediapart: http://bit.ly/cS9wZV
02.09.2010 05.26.30
recriweb: Affaire Bettencourt: les carnets Banier désignent Nicolas Sarkozy (le type des enveloppes) http://twurl.nl/31cr50 #corruption #gangster
02.09.2010 04.44.39
Donjipez: RT @MartinP_: Courroye aurait planqué des carnets de Banier compromettants pour sarkozy RT @mediapart: http://tinyurl.com/383phka
02.09.2010 03.58.17
grebert:
amauryguibert:
mediapart: Révélations de Mediapart sur les relations financières Bettencourt/Sarkozy. http://tinyurl.com/383phka
02.09.2010 03.12.31
Says timoreilly:
Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want – and it works http://bit.ly/bRlyie via @pahlkadot
timoreilly: Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want – and it works http://bit.ly/bRlyie via @pahlkadot
02.09.2010 08.43.21
w2e: RT @timoreilly Netflix lets its staff take as much holiday as they want, whenever they want – and it works http://bit.ly/bRlyie
02.09.2010 09.11.15
martindave:
kevinmarks:
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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
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
mistygirlph: RT @Iconic88: How to Grow Traffic to Your Blog | @chrisbrogan http://bit.ly/d3uYv8
02.09.2010 04.03.10
steverubel:
panache:
joshuaschaible: [protected tweet]
01.09.2010 21.06.13
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
stop:
twitter: Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://t.co/xKz1rGj
01.09.2010 21.01.27
TweetSmarter: WhoHoo! Twitter for iPad is here Review: http://j.mp/c9iJ24 Announcement: http://j.mp/dCEAf3
01.09.2010 21.40.04
BertrandSoulier: Twitter se décide enfin à lancer son application iPad http://bougn.at/44
01.09.2010 21.23.44
albertedenis: RT @ipadpro: ★ Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://t.co/xKz1rGj (@Twitter → @inti) via @techformedia
01.09.2010 21.22.43
delbius:
bijan: oh, yeah! RT @twitter: Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets http://t.co/xKz1rGj
01.09.2010 21.13.59
bs:
Favstar: ZOMG Twitter for iPad! http://blog.twitter.com/2010/09/twitter-for-ipad-sharing-content-in.html
01.09.2010 21.03.57
Support:
Ed: RT @twitter Announcing Twitter for iPad: Sharing content in Tweets bit.ly/dqCLPS
01.09.2010 21.02.54
SebastienPage: Google Making Extraordinary Counteroffers To Stop Flow Of Employees To Facebook http://t.co/x9EgQEw via @techcrunch
01.09.2010 12.47.05
Techmeme: Google Making Extraordinary Counteroffers To Stop Flow Of Employees To Facebook (@arrington /... http://tcrn.ch/aspaA2 http://techme.me/A00n
01.09.2010 12.21.03
TechCrunch: Google Making Extraordinary Counteroffers To Stop Flow Of Employees To Facebook - http://tcrn.ch/bpdbYT by @arrington
01.09.2010 11.28.08
daveman692: Any friends want an awesome job (at Facebook) or a raise (at Google)? Interviewing at Facebook seems to be win-win! http://tcrn.ch/agWBNz
01.09.2010 15.06.23
SocialMedia411: Google Making Extraordinary Counteroffers To Stop Flow Of Employees To Facebook (TechCrunch): http://tcrn.ch/bqZWpP
01.09.2010 14.37.03
newsycombinator: Google Making Extraordinary Counteroffers To Stop Flow Of Employees To Facebook http://j.mp/bDBOVg
01.09.2010 13.00.03
sarahcuda:
arrington: Thanks @alexia for the million dollar zuckerberg bill :-) http://t.co/qIKyXFA via @techcrunch
01.09.2010 11.43.11
mathewi: wow -- if this is true, a Googler turned down options and a $500,000 cash bonus to quit and join Facebook: http://is.gd/ePJpU
01.09.2010 11.40.25
parislemon:
arrington: Google Making Extraordinary Counteroffers To Stop Flow Of Employees To Facebook http://t.co/qIKyXFA via @techcrunch
01.09.2010 11.28.40
cultofmac: Apple's Live Stream is up and running. Looks awesome! http://bit.ly/9qR9L6
01.09.2010 09.53.16
MacGeneration: Le streaming nous présente la salle. Rien de bien passionnant, mais ça permet de patienter. http://bit.ly/bToARb
01.09.2010 09.52.01
iPhoneTech: The Live Apple Special Media Event will be broadcast here ==> http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1009qpeijrfn/event
01.09.2010 09.50.23
MacGeneration: Le streaming est disponible ! http://bit.ly/bToARb
Beatles en fond, qualité correcte et fluide sur un iPad.
01.09.2010 09.50.20
9to5mac: Here's your Apple Event streaming URL Everyone:
http://events.apple.com.edgesuite.net/1009qpeijrfn/event
01.09.2010 09.41.18
insanely_great: Stream page is up. No stream link yet though: http://bit.ly/cpbuur
01.09.2010 09.40.16
MacGeneration: La page pour suivre en streaming est disponible. Mais il n'y aura rien avant 19 heures… http://bit.ly/bToARb
01.09.2010 09.34.17
nickbilton: Follow the Apple event live: http://j.mp/cskyKu Commentary, NYTBits: http://j.mp/aXGipi GDGT: http://j.mp/buXiKO Gizmodo: http://j.mp/34if6u
01.09.2010 09.55.05
ahmednaguib:
lyonelkaufmann: Les ados entre iPhone et BlackBé sinon t'es rien: «Le smartphone, un "investissement identitaire renouvelé» http://bit.ly/9vEVhl
01.09.2010 01.46.59
jeanlucr: Très intéressant: Comment les adolescents utilisent les smartphone? Etude par @laurenceallard http://j.mp/ctTaP9 RT @netpublic
01.09.2010 01.35.24
PhilippeMartin: "Blackbé", "iPhone", "simplets" les "dinosaures" : le"smartphone" a créé de nouveaux usages-clivages chez les jeunes. http://bit.ly/bevTzH
01.09.2010 05.59.44
breizh2008:
frenchweb:
edonis: Le smartphone, un "investissement identitaire renouvelé" http://ow.ly/2xMdl
01.09.2010 02.21.31
histoire: Les ados entre iPhone et BlackBé sinon t'es rien: «Le smartphone, un "investissement identitaire renouvelé» http://bit.ly/9vEVhl
01.09.2010 01.46.59
palpitt: Comment les adolescents utilisent les smartphone? Etude par @laurenceallard et Olivier Haïm http://j.mp/ctTaP9 via @thibautthomas
01.09.2010 01.43.45
xternisien: RT @celinelepost @jeanlucr @netpublic Comment les adolescents utilisent les smartphone? Etude par @laurenceallard http://j.mp/ctTaP9
01.09.2010 01.43.04
applespotlight: News: Apple to live stream tomorrow's media event. Details here http://bit.ly/9zp7Cl
31.08.2010 16.40.27
Scobleizer:
Scobleizer:
panache: RT @jsnell Apple to provide live video streaming of September 1 event on apple.com: http://bit.ly/aWnEwM (Apple PR) something big to share?
31.08.2010 16.14.16
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
RomanKeller:
rachelsterne: RT @antderosa: You Need an Apple Device to Watch Apple's Live Video Stream Tomorrow http://bit.ly/9zp7Cl
31.08.2010 16.27.56
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
Scobleizer:
RWW: Crowdsourcing National Challenges With the New Challenge.gov http://rww.tw/c94DnQ
31.08.2010 15.26.41
RWWRSS: ReadWriteWeb: Crowdsourcing National Challenges With the New Challenge.gov http://bit.ly/9BRpdR
31.08.2010 15.09.44
digiphile: The @XPrize & @Energy partnered on @ProgAutoXP challenge: Building a 100 MPG car. http://rww.tw/c94DnQ #gov20 #opengov #g2s
31.08.2010 16.18.31
OReillyMedia: Alex Howard @digiphile reports on Crowdsourcing National Challenges With the New Challenge.gov http://rww.tw/9fSntu (via @rww)
31.08.2010 16.14.01
marshallk: US gov will launch big new Challenge.gov tech challenge site next month - @rww has in-depth coverage http://bit.ly/9xaDC0 via @digiphile
31.08.2010 16.10.53
digiphile: "Crowdsourcing has shown preliminary utility in predicting sun flares"-Dr. Jeffrey Davis, @NASA http://rww.tw/c94DnQ #opengov
31.08.2010 16.06.43
digiphile: "How can we challenge the public not just to drive awareness but drive action?-@DeanHalstead http://rww.tw/c94DnQ #gov20 #g2s
31.08.2010 16.00.21
digiphile: Crowdsourcing National Challenges With the New Challenge.gov [@RWW] http://rww.tw/c94DnQ #gov20 #opengov #g2s
31.08.2010 15.32.58
phototube: Good move, Twitter! RT @RWW Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth http://rww.tw/aSIf9G
31.08.2010 08.57.42
RWW: Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth http://rww.tw/aSIf9G
31.08.2010 08.02.26
RWWRSS: ReadWriteWeb: Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth http://bit.ly/9FlJ6O
31.08.2010 07.55.00
boblord:
breizh2008:
SocialMedia411: Never Hand Out Your Password Again - EVER! Twitter Goes OAuth (RWW): http://bit.ly/9DevrY
31.08.2010 08.49.19
Ed: "What is all this OAuthpocalypse talk?" @RWW explains: http://rww.tw/9enrAh (hint: it's a big blessing for security)
31.08.2010 08.38.12
mistygirlph: RT @AskAaronLee: Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth http://rww.tw/aSIf9G RT @RWW
31.08.2010 08.34.42
AskAaronLee: Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth http://rww.tw/aSIf9G RT @RWW
31.08.2010 08.29.06
martindave:
Ed: "@RWW: Never Hand Out Your Password Again: Twitter Goes OAuth http://rww.tw/aSIf9G" #OAuthpocalypse #amen
31.08.2010 08.06.35
ginatrapani: Gmail Priority Inbox sounds delicious. No one is better positioned to get this right. Can't wait to get it. http://bit.ly/9iS4Rk
30.08.2010 22.23.09
Scobleizer:
google: Got too much email? Priority Inbox in Gmail helps w/ info overload http://bit.ly/bcu3nw
30.08.2010 21.05.43
GoogleAtWork: Email overload? Try Priority Inbox in Gmail http://bit.ly/bcu3nw #gonegoogle
30.08.2010 20.51.53
Techmeme: Email overload? Try Priority Inbox (Doug Aberdeen / Gmail Blog) http://bit.ly/bRfNsT http://techme.me/=zGB
30.08.2010 20.45.51
holychic: RT @google: Got too much email? Priority Inbox in Gmail helps w/ info overload http://bit.ly/bcu3nw
30.08.2010 21.54.50
digiphile: Rather amused that @Google's introduction of Priority Inbox will help users cut down on "bacn" http://j.mp/cL9MJG #infovegan
30.08.2010 21.39.30
LoriMoreno: RT @delwilliams RT @google: Got too much email? Priority Inbox in Gmail helps w/ info overload http://bit.ly/bcu3nw
30.08.2010 21.36.47
tristanwalker:
dangillmor: Priority Inbox from Google:if this really works it could move me toward using gmail more http://bit.ly/cP0D8H
30.08.2010 21.19.02
ryancarson: Priority Inbox from Gmail looks great. Can't wait to try it: http://bit.ly/9iS4Rk
30.08.2010 21.17.42
mattcutts: Breaking news: Google releases Priority Inbox: http://goo.gl/fXK8 and http://goo.gl/YocX It rocks. Please RT!
30.08.2010 21.05.23
rsarver: Gmail Priority Inbox Sorts Your Email For You. And It’s Fantastic. http://t.co/rUUWMqE via @techcrunch
30.08.2010 20.36.58
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
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
erickschonfeld:
erickschonfeld:
tristanwalker: wow! RT @jasonkincaid That said, Gmail Priority Inbox is totally amazing. http://tcrn.ch/c8FAbQ
30.08.2010 20.32.10
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
Scobleizer:
willfrancis: Final reminder from Twitter HQ - basic authentication switching off tomorrow - http://bit.ly/cpFmwF
30.08.2010 14.54.52
twitterapi: If users of your applications have questions about the transition to OAuth, this post on blog.twitter.com may help: http://t.co/lOn0yZd ^TS
30.08.2010 13.49.18
Techmeme: Twitter Applications and OAuth (@cpen / Twitter Blog) http://bit.ly/daUVDJ http://techme.me/=zFp
30.08.2010 13.45.36
twitter: Twitter Applications and OAuth - read all about it: http://t.co/cJSRoVX
30.08.2010 13.38.50
Support:
raffi: yes - its true #oauthpocalypse "Twitter Applications and OAuth http://t.co/APn4coa" via @twitter
30.08.2010 13.55.14
Twitterrific:
Scobleizer:
Werner: Arcade Fire meet HTML5 “The Wilderness Downtown” http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/ /via @edial & @nalden
30.08.2010 08.27.13
brainpicker: The Wilderness Downtown – ace new project by my uber-talented friend @aaronkoblin http://is.gd/eLFco
30.08.2010 08.20.05
hoomanradfar:
gmc:
kinlane: Check out Arcade Fire's new interactive HTML5 music experience, “The Wilderness Downtown” http://t.co/Odk8aG7
30.08.2010 09.58.23
sorayadarabi: Incredible work Aaron! RT @aaronkoblin Happy to announce http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com a new project with Arcade Fire & Chris Milk
30.08.2010 09.21.01
TwitEscape: RT @xprimeid: Chrome Experiment : avec du Google Street View et de vrais morceaux d'Arcade Fire : http://cot.ag/cC0eyt juste excellent
30.08.2010 08.21.08
danbri: impressive html5 'interactive' movie, esp if it works with a city you know. http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/
30.08.2010 08.19.50
frenchweb: RT: @gregoryt: Clip interactif en HTML5 pour #ArcadeFire : http://www.thewildernessdowntown.com/
30.08.2010 08.05.11
fmeichel:
pierreyvesrevaz:
eni_kao: [Midia] Coopétition des journalistes web français : une "rédaction" étendue. http://bit.ly/cYJXRH (@alicanth) +1
30.08.2010 03.23.28
christreporter:
ldupin: Bonne 'nalyse d' @alicanth sur la "rédaction secrète" du Web français http://bit.ly/cp6lJf / mais ça existait déjà il y 15 ans, en PQR ;-)
30.08.2010 02.51.31
damiendouani: RT @Cyroultwit: Intéressantes perspectives journalistiques: "La rédaction secrète du Web français" http://bit.ly/cp6lJf via @alicanth
30.08.2010 02.49.01
NicolasLoubet: @GayaneAdourian @Fuzzyraptor @A_DS @Htriton La rédaction secrète du Web français (by @alicanth) : http://bit.ly/cp6lJf (via @guybirenbaum)
30.08.2010 02.31.46
chouing: Très bon papier de @alicanth sur une supra rédaction web http://bit.ly/bFOfzO
30.08.2010 02.31.27
thbaumg:
sbailly: Yep : RT: @alicanth : La "rédaction secrète" du Web français existe et opère http://bit.ly/cp6lJf via @xmoisant
30.08.2010 02.26.56
guybirenbaum: Eh oui @alicanth http://bit.ly/cp6lJf , Twitter = conférence de rédaction, transparente, participative et collaborative http://bit.ly/aLbgPY
30.08.2010 02.26.34
boloms:
davanac: A lire ! Excellent papier de @alicanth "La rédaction secrète du Web français" http://bit.ly/98orKr
30.08.2010 02.17.04
PierreTran: La "rédaction secrète" du Web français existe et opère... http://bit.ly/cp6lJf via @alicanth @geoffreylarocca #journalism
30.08.2010 02.09.28
xmoisant: Éclairant papier de @alicanth : La "rédaction secrète" du Web français existe et opère http://bit.ly/cp6lJf Vaut aussi pour d'autres milieux
30.08.2010 02.05.14
jmleray:
alicanth: La "rédaction secrète" du Web français existe et opère... Explications sur W.I.P. http://bit.ly/cp6lJf
30.08.2010 01.12.25
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
Scobleizer:
TechCrunch: Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype - http://tcrn.ch/dsnVSU by @arrington
29.08.2010 19.31.51
thebrandbuilder:
briansolis: Reading "Cisco May Be Making A Run For Skype" by @arrington http://tcrn.ch/9oOIXn
29.08.2010 20.27.16
ITSinsider:
timoreilly: 10 Ways Data is Changing the World http://bit.ly/c6SPqK This is what @strataconf is all about.
29.08.2010 10.39.40
nickbilton: 10 ways data (& data vis) is changing how we live: http://bit.ly/bkox8P
29.08.2010 20.08.03
EricMainville: RT @martinlessard 10 transformations que nos sociétés ont traversées depuis la surabondance de données (Telegraph) http://j.mp/9jv2wy
29.08.2010 13.43.54
martinlessard: 10 transformations que nos sociétés ont traversées depuis la surabondance de données http://j.mp/9jv2wy
29.08.2010 13.07.10
Caterina:
pkedrosky: 10 ways data is changing how we live http://bit.ly/btcFHC (via @timoreilly)
29.08.2010 10.48.38
martindave:
digiphile: 10 Ways Data is changing our lives http://bit.ly/dB9kdo [HT @atul] #gov20 #opengov #opendata #g2s
29.08.2010 08.48.35
davanac: RT @latrive: Décrire la politique comme une course de chevaux rend les journalistes inutiles (J. Rosen) http://bit.ly/angTHf
29.08.2010 12.02.45
hrheingold:
DesignObserver: RT @mathewi @scottkarp Anyone who cares about journalism- in any form- needs to read this interview with @jayrosen_nyu http://bit.ly/agBqod
29.08.2010 11.49.07
latrive: Décrire la politique comme une course de chevaux rend les journalistes inutiles (J. Rosen) http://bit.ly/angTHf
29.08.2010 11.44.11
EricScherer: Seven questions for Jay Rosen on the media | The Economist http://bit.ly/9J8pvR - Il sera à Paris cette semaine, et SciencesPo jeudi matin
29.08.2010 11.38.13
jny2: Guess who! --> "Journalists should describe the world in a way that helps us participate in political life." http://j.mp/bgmUE4
29.08.2010 11.38.04
martindave: Seven questions for Jay Rosen - Democracy in America blog via The Economist http://bit.ly/bgmUE4
29.08.2010 09.42.06
digiphile: Agree. RT @mathewi: anyone who cares about journalism needs to read this interview @TheEconomist did with @jayrosen_nyu: http://jr.ly/4s5h
29.08.2010 09.20.20
craignewmark: big: "decline of trust" RT @jayrosen_nyu: The Economist: Seven questions for Jay Rosen. http://jr.ly/4s5h predicament of the American press
29.08.2010 08.30.02
johnrobinson:
mathewi: anyone who cares about journalism -- in any form -- needs to read this interview The Economist did with @jayrosen_nyu: http://jr.ly/4s5h
29.08.2010 07.57.53
jayrosen_nyu: The Economist just posted this interview with me: Seven questions for Jay Rosen. http://jr.ly/4s5h On the predicament of the American press.
29.08.2010 07.13.41
Techmeme: Too Few Women In Tech? Stop Blaming The Men. (@arrington / TechCrunch) http://tcrn.ch/bS1ySF http://techme.me/=z02
29.08.2010 00.35.38
christinelu: "Too Few Women In Tech? Stop Blaming The Men." by @arrington -- Laguna is female? Didn't know that. Woof. http://ow.ly/2wiQx
29.08.2010 00.16.34
Scobleizer:
TechCrunch: Too Few Women In Tech? Stop Blaming The Men. Or At Least Stop Blaming Me. - http://tcrn.ch/c0kira by @arrington
28.08.2010 21.08.36
martinlessard: "Statistically speaking women have a huge advantage as entrepreneurs"-Arrington http://tcrn.ch/cKpJtM #startup #coverage
29.08.2010 04.08.47
newsycombinator: Too Few Women In Tech? Stop Blaming The Men. Or At Least Stop Blaming Me. http://j.mp/cvxvAj
28.08.2010 23.00.04
kim: Too Few Women In Tech? Stop Blaming The Men. Or At Least Stop Blaming Me. - http://tcrn.ch/c0kira by @arrington (via @Scobleizer)
28.08.2010 21.45.24
sarahcuda:
rsarver:
Scobleizer:
TechCrunch: Check (In) Yo’ Self Before You Wreck Yo' Self: Why Foursquare Users Check In "Off The Grid” - http://tcrn.ch/avQw55 by @hunterwalk
28.08.2010 13.39.54
TechCrunch: Check (In) Yo’ Self Before You Wreck Yo' Self: Why Foursquare Users Check In "Off The Grid” - http://tcrn.ch/avQw55
28.08.2010 13.39.05
briansolis: Reading "Check (In) Yo Self Before You Wreck Yo Self: Why Foursquare Users Check In Off The Grid" http://t.co/qp40MBq
28.08.2010 22.06.57
TrendTracker: Check (In) Yo’ Self Before You Wreck Yo’ Self: #Foursquare http://t.co/weQ79He via @techcrunch
28.08.2010 15.33.06
martindave:
chrismessina: Survey of 500 Foursquare users to better understand their check in behaviors: http://t.co/s8pI40n /by @hunterwalk tip @techmeme #geo
28.08.2010 14.45.37
davemcclure: RT @TechCrunch: "CHECK(-in) Yo Self B4 U WRECK Yo Self!" http://t.co/sT82OIP by @HunterWalk #Foursquare #WhoreSquare #LBS
28.08.2010 13.57.14
parislemon: Check (In) Yo’ Self Before You Wreck Yo’ Self: Why Foursquare Users Check In “Off The Grid” http://t.co/s8pI40n by @hunterwalk
28.08.2010 13.41.30
glyn_e: And the winner of “Capturing #motion!” is... http://bit.ly/cnI88I #eyeem (via @eyeem)
28.08.2010 10.04.17
DixonHamby: Congrats! My skateboarder was featured RT @MAXSiPHOTOS: RT @eyeem And the winner of “Capturing #motion!” is... http://bit.ly/cnI88I #eyeem
28.08.2010 10.00.29
FtLauderdaleSun: Congratulations also to @maxsiphotos for winning @eyeem “Capturing #motion!” competition http://bit.ly/cnI88I #eyeem
28.08.2010 09.40.39
iPhotos_London: RT @Reservoir_Dan RT yeah Max!! @maxsiphotos @eyeem And the winner of “Capturing #motion!” is... http://bit.ly/cnI88I #eyeem ~congrats
28.08.2010 08.42.51
ramz:
fmssnr: Big congrats! @MAXSiPHOTOS It's such an amazing shot!! #eyeem http://bit.ly/ddhv46
28.08.2010 05.36.30
Scobleizer:
vwadhwa:
vwadhwa: Silicon Valley’s Dark Secret: It’s All About Age: http://wp.me/pNaxW-Ts9
28.08.2010 07.00.41
newsycombinator: Silicon Valley's Dark Secret: It's all about Age http://j.mp/aqvc7N
28.08.2010 09.00.04
martindave:
stop: My Awesome Summer Internship at Twitter http://t.co/kTux70h No surprises - it's all genuine, and echoed by many of us who work here.
27.08.2010 17.15.36
rsarver: The Twitter Engineering Blog: My Awesome Summer Internship at Twitter http://t.co/Urwrg61 by @sidd
27.08.2010 16.46.40
flowingdata:
che: We'll miss you @sidd! Hope to see you again soon. RT @TwitterEng: My Awesome Summer Internship at Twitter http://bit.ly/bYsdDP
27.08.2010 17.18.42
che: We'll miss you @sidd! Hope to see you again soon. RT @TwitterEng: My Awesome Summer Internship at Twitter dlvr.it/4LtMq
27.08.2010 17.16.37
OliRyan: RT @TwitterEng: My Awesome Summer Internship at Twitter http://t.co/7AhwKsC
27.08.2010 17.14.30
JoinTheFlock: RT @TwitterEng: My Awesome Summer Internship at Twitter http://t.co/7AhwKsC
27.08.2010 17.14.22
mabb0tt:
mgrooves:
kris: I must be female, and I must love my job, because this made me tear up. http://t.co/5oR6OUH
27.08.2010 16.40.20
kris: I must be female, and I must love my job, because this made me tear up. dlvr.it/4LtMq
27.08.2010 16.39.16
crystal:
jeanpaul: Read about @sidd's Awesome Engineering Internship at Twitter http://t.co/LKy3WUY via @TwitterEng
27.08.2010 16.22.15
stshank: Corrected link on Paul Allen's firm patent suit vs. Google, Apple, Yahoo, Facebook, etc: http://bit.ly/bfYBuK #cnet
27.08.2010 11.44.53
Techmeme: Paul Allen Sues Apple, Others Over Patents (Dionne Searcey / Wall Street Journal) http://bit.ly/96WBjT http://techme.me/=yVY
27.08.2010 11.35.43
PhilippeMartin:
GillesKLEIN: Paul Allen co-fondateur de Microsoft attaque Google, Apple etc.. violation brevets (W S Journal) http://bit.ly/cN5WmW
27.08.2010 11.41.23
kim: WSJ: Paul Allen Sues Apple, Google, Others Over Patents http://on.wsj.com/bbaSPa
27.08.2010 11.40.18
mathewi: is Paul Allen a patent troll? he is suing Apple, Google, eBay, Facebook and half a dozen others: http://j.mp/aZzo0c
27.08.2010 11.39.20
dahowlett: The latest in lawsuits: Paul Allen going after $GOOD $APPL etc: http://is.gd/eH6ZJ
27.08.2010 11.39.15
bfeld: WSJ.com - Paul Allen Sues Apple, Others Over Patents http://on.wsj.com/bbaSPa
27.08.2010 11.36.46
BreakingNews: Microsoft co-founder Paul Allen sues Apple, others over patents - WSJ http://bit.ly/azx3E7
27.08.2010 11.29.28
WSJ: Breaking: Paul Allen, co-founder of Microsoft, sues Apple, Google and nine other firms over patents http://on.wsj.com/aHCdVL
27.08.2010 11.27.06
jowyang: Google launches full length movies http://www.youtube.com/movies although C grade, this is precursor of what will come. Google Box Office?
27.08.2010 08.58.05
jcfrog:
citizenk: Oh, bloody hell: here goes the rest of my afternoon... RT @codepo8: Now that is pretty cool: http://www.youtube.com/movies
27.08.2010 06.34.34
Donjipez: RT @sirchamallow: #Cinema #YouTube lance Movies, plein de films gratuits. http://www.youtube.com/movies
27.08.2010 09.02.19
sirchamallow: #Cinema #YouTube lance Movies, plein de films gratuits. http://www.youtube.com/movies
27.08.2010 09.00.10
slim404: #free404 RT @SamerKaram: YouTube begins streaming 400 full length movies for free, including Bruce Lee http://icio.us/0oxnau
27.08.2010 07.15.10
alicanth:
Avinio: The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread http://bit.ly/cW9q4y
27.08.2010 00.10.17
loic: The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread http://ping.fm/TZBT6
26.08.2010 23.15.55
Techmeme: The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread (@petewarden / HubSpot's... http://bit.ly/cV2BMH http://techme.me/=yGA
26.08.2010 20.25.45
pocarles: Passionnant ! RT @loic: The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread http://ping.fm/TZBT6
26.08.2010 23.34.36
frederickaplan: RT @loic: The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread http://ping.fm/TZBT6
26.08.2010 23.33.51
baptisteblog: RT @loic: The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread http://ping.fm/TZBT6
26.08.2010 23.16.26
albertedenis: "The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread"
http://snipurl.com/10tlge
26.08.2010 22.53.47
grader: RT @hubspot The March Of Twitter: Analysis of How And Where Twitter Spread http://bit.ly/aHQgXV (#MarchOfTwitter)
26.08.2010 14.39.39
Techmeme: Digg's Matt Van Horn leaving for start-up Path (@caro / CNET News) http://bit.ly/c9Kciw http://techme.me/=yFx
26.08.2010 15.05.42
sorayadarabi:
joshk: RT @davemorin We are excited to announce that @mvanhorn is joining @path next month: http://bit.ly/9cLNY7
26.08.2010 15.13.49
jboitnott: RT @TechmemeFH: Digg's Matt Van Horn leaving for start-up Path (@caro / CNET News) http://bit.ly/c9Kciw http://techme.me/=yFx
26.08.2010 15.12.19
jeff: Congrats y'all! RT @davemorin: We are excited to announce that @mvanhorn is joining @path next month: http://bit.ly/9cLNY7
26.08.2010 15.11.17
dannysullivan: Digg's @mvanhorn is leaving to join @davemorin's new start-up Path: http://bit.ly/9cLNY7 (via @caro)
26.08.2010 15.06.08
marshallk: RT @Megan: Congrats guys! RT @caro: Digg's @mvanhorn is leaving to join @davemorin's new start-up Path: http://bit.ly/9cLNY7 [holy cow!]
26.08.2010 15.03.57
michaelreuter:
martindave:
tristanwalker: awesome. @davemorin is getting all the good ones for @path! http://bit.ly/9cLNY7 cant wait to see it.
26.08.2010 15.03.08
Megan: Congrats guys! RT @caro: Digg's @mvanhorn is leaving to join @davemorin's new start-up Path: http://bit.ly/9cLNY7
26.08.2010 15.02.55
davemorin: We are excited to announce that @mvanhorn is joining @path next month: http://bit.ly/9cLNY7
26.08.2010 15.02.13
Techmeme: Google Realtime Search: a new home with new tools (Dylan Casey / The Official Google Blog) http://bit.ly/deks0J http://techme.me/=yFY
26.08.2010 10.15.40
Scobleizer:
google: A new dedicated homepage for Realtime Search + geographic refinements, conversations view & more http://bit.ly/bypVnX
26.08.2010 10.13.16
isaach: sweet! congrats to @dylancasey and team -> RT @google: A new dedicated homepage for Realtime Search + hot new features http://t.co/cgwJFEW
26.08.2010 10.28.40
teedubya: Google Launches Realtime Search http://bit.ly/9Rtf53 a live streaming search index. Very interesting
26.08.2010 10.27.28
ryancarson:
Scobleizer:
LoriMoreno: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK Via @HilzFuld
26.08.2010 06.57.16
albertedenis: RT @techformedia: ☆ Everything You Need to Know about Twitter & Tweeting (@AskAaronLee @zaibatsu → @TweetSmarter) http://ff.im/-pKqbE #list
26.08.2010 06.34.05
TweetSmarter: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter & Tweeting: http://j.mp/9Xg5nF /via @AskAaronLee @zaibatsu
26.08.2010 06.15.05
adamsconsulting: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK via @HilzFuld
26.08.2010 05.50.32
the_gman: RT @buzzedition Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK Via @HilzFuld
26.08.2010 05.25.13
the_gman: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK Via @HilzFuld
26.08.2010 05.22.54
cheth: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK Via @HilzFuld
26.08.2010 04.37.27
zaibatsu:
mistygirlph: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://t.co/y7r9GX8 via @hilzfuld
26.08.2010 03.47.26
mayhemstudios: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK Via @HilzFuld
26.08.2010 02.51.17
AskAaronLee: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK Via @HilzFuld
26.08.2010 02.30.07
zaibatsu: Everything You Need to Know about Twitter and Tweeting http://bit.ly/d8pUJK Via @HilzFuld Please RT
26.08.2010 01.30.35
MaelLeHir: Orange donne un aperçu de l’internet sans neutralité du net http://goo.gl/fb/vJep9 #in #fb
26.08.2010 02.26.57
inactinique: j'insiste: Excellent article sur Orange, la neutralité du Net et les lobbies de @epelboin : http://bit.ly/dt4w97
26.08.2010 02.21.54
Heraclite: Le marché de la musique est désormais exclusivement dans les mains des FAI… et d’Apple. http://bit.ly/a8Dz6B #netneutrality
26.08.2010 01.32.26
CLaueR:
inactinique:
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hvaudaux: RT @BertrandSoulier: Orange donne un aperçu de l’internet sans neutralité du net http://bougn.at/3z
26.08.2010 00.00.38
BertrandSoulier: Orange donne un aperçu de l’internet sans neutralité du net http://bougn.at/3z
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Cath_woman: RT @rwwfr: Orange donne un aperçu de l’internet sans neutralité du net http://bit.ly/dz91gq par @epelboin #musique
25.08.2010 23.40.47
rwwfr: Orange donne un aperçu de l’internet sans neutralité du net http://goo.gl/fb/wLqKy
25.08.2010 23.38.35
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26.08.2010 01.52.42
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frederickaplan: RT @reymondin: Pourquoi Facebook est contraint de brader ses tarifs publicitaires http://goo.gl/fb/aUp5C
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reymondin: Pourquoi Facebook est contraint de brader ses tarifs publicitaires http://goo.gl/fb/aUp5C
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