By Mark on Apr 11, 2008 in Social Media | 0 Comments
It’s funny how fast technology moves. In the 1990s email was the avant-garde way of communication. It didn’t take long for the the volume of email we receive to become overwhelming. Now there are new technologies replacing email.
A few years ago I had a conversation between a coworker and myself where he relayed a story [...]
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By Mark on Mar 17, 2008 in Blogging, LinuxToday, LinuxWorld | 0 Comments
I like Twitter though when I first saw Twitter I thought it was sort of silly. I have to explain Twitter to some folks in my company this week and was looking for a good explanation. This video’s a pretty good description. Does anyone else have any good Twitter resources?
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By Mark on Mar 9, 2008 in Blogging | 0 Comments
Yesterday the guys from Twitter Ben Fullerton, Alex Payne, and Blaine Cook led a session at BarCamp about their microblogging sensation, Twitter. Their tagline,"What are you doing?" encourages people to participate. In an earlier session we talked about all the cool things we could do with Twitter but they noted there are some constraints to [...]
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By Mark on Mar 7, 2008 in Blogging, Featured, LinuxToday, LinuxWorld, Mozilla, Open Source, Social Media, Web Applications | 1 Comment
If you are a social media hound you probably have a Flickr Uploader, a web browser chock full of extensions, maybe a Twitter client like Twhirl, and a slew of other tools for interacting on the web. Maybe it’s time to consolidate all these tools into your web browser. That’s where Flock comes in it’s [...]
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By Mark on Feb 25, 2008 in Blogging, LinuxToday, LinuxWorld, Open Source | 0 Comments
The Pulse of Open Source is the stream of collective consciousness of the open source community on Twitter. The Pulse of Open Source was inspired by and based upon the code for Pulse of PDX. The site is managed / operated by Raven Zachary and developed / hosted by Michael Richardson (thank you, Michael!).
The initial [...]
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