Category: social media
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Hungry to share your thoughts? Deborah recommends a SnackByte
Deborah Schultz is always thinking a few steps ahead. Everyone who reads her post will get this, and the early adopters of web technology will be glad to have a name for what they have already been doing: Introducing The SnackByte A Snackbyte is lighter than a complete blog post, has more context than a…
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Social Media as Conversation
This morning, Jeff Pulver does a great job at summarizing what many of us in Social Media have been seeing for the last few years (Jeff included) – that the biggest attraction on the net is the Other People and the ability to Have A Conversation with them. The Jeff Pulver Blog – Notes, comments…
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Blogs Teaching Blogging
I haven’t had much time to update my own blog, but I have been collecting advice from others about how to effectively blog, for some training I’ll be doing for a client. Much of my research is documented here http://del.icio.us/howardgr/blogging so everyone can benefit from what I’ve found. Let me know which ones are the…
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When does introducing simplicity or constraint in design improve experience
From iPhone to sites like Fotolog (where you can only post one picture a day), constraint of design drives the user experience, and can also create popularity. Adam at Fotolog (and Scott) described how the constraint (or simplicity) of Just One Foto keeps the editorial imperative high, and it keeps the community different from Flickr…
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Social Media and Social Capital Exchange
John Borthwick has gathered a group of entrepreneurs, early investors, and some how, me, to talk about the above topics in NYC. Great group of people. We’re seeing some demos of the apps now. Tumblr is up. Interesting – I though they were just meta-aggregators – but it’s really an interesting way to ‘microblog’ in…