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Monthly Archives: July 2007
Introducing Blogbase
Blogbase is a new wiki I have started to put together resources on blogging, for beginners right through to seasoned bloggers. Feel free to check it out, and please sign up to help build up the wiki! Cross posted from … Continue reading
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Sphere – finding related content
There are a number of ways that content providers can make related information available to readers. One such method is to provide tags on posts which link through to services like Technorati or del.icio.us, so that items which other people … Continue reading
Posted in Social Media
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Facebook: Social Network Domination?
There’s mounting evidence that Facebook is becoming not just the preeminent social network, but a platform through which the rest of the web is viewed. Take Robert Scoble’s view, who sees Facebook as a ‘data black hole’: I added the WordPress … Continue reading
Posted in Social Networking
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Exchanging Innovation, Openly
David Wilcox in a post called Developing the New Media Open Innovation Exchange opens upthe site and the community that developed around it to become a network of social media collaborators, dedicated to producing services and platforms for social benefit. … Continue reading
Posted in Online Working, Social Media, Social Networking
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