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Image via CrunchBase Facebook has done so well blowing out its core social features – the News Feed, Mini Feed, brand Pages, virtual gifts, applications, and Facebook Connect, to name a few – that it’s amazing how frustrating it is to use some of the basic functionality like search and email. Part of that’s finally ...
Nathan Bonilla-Warford has an eye for social media, calling it this generation’s “Chamber of Commerce.” (Image by JoanKatherine via Flickr) If you think you’ve read everything you need to know about social media, maybe you should get your eyes checked. When you go, with any luck your optometrist will be Nathan Bonilla-Warford, O.D. in Tampa, ...
There’s a lot of energy at the 140 Conference this week in New York, with the Twitterati out from all walks of life – media, marketers, artists, technologists, and countless others. This is an event for people who get Twitter and believe in it, so the event’s much more focused on how it’s changing the ...
In the future, my dad will be a blogger. He’ll create wikis. He’ll have his work translated into languages spoken across Europe, Asia, and South America. He’ll accomplish it effortlessly with Google Wave. I watched the 80-minute developer preview of Wave, and it’s going to make nearly everyone a social media creator. Seth Godin made ...
Steve Ballmer and Microsoft will launch Bing next Wednesday. Today, while there have been the requisite conversations about Twitter and Facebook, the day’s been dominated by one word: “Bing.” Yes, Bing.com is here, almost. Microsoft is launching its new engine next Wednesday, but the demo reel is live at Bing.com. What does it all mean? ...