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2 days ago by Chris Abraham

When I wrote Twitter is Finally Monetizing Through Text Ads I was pretty sure that I was the last person to know that Twitter was running text ads masquerading as witty and helpful links to useful Twitter apps and services. I ran with the story because it was new to me. Tonight, ReadWriteWeb posted ...

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2 days ago by Steven

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7 days ago by Alberto

Tra gli eventi tecnologici a cui ho partecipato Reboot è il più vicino alla cultura internet originale. Radicalismo cognitivo, richiami allo yoga e allo zen, Djs, spazio giochi per i bambini, feste interrotte dall’arrivo della polizia (l’anno scorso): si sente benissimo l’origine controculturale del ...

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8 days ago by marylened

One of the email addresses that intrigued me the most a while ago was the one I received from Whoisylvia@aol.com. I immediately thought of Schubert’s song based on Shakespeare’s Two Gentlemen of Verona (”Who is Silvia”) and this is the only reason why I opened the message. Good that my love for musi ...

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10 days ago by Gang Buster

Dave Winer has put together some very interesting ‘views’ of tweets thus contributing amongst the first applications to uniquely exploit twitter-as-a-platform. As he describes on the IT Conversations podcast the Twitter API is accessible and deep (though the platform may be still shakey). The ‘Revol ...

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10 days ago by internetmarketingskill

When discussing the history of blogging, we must first trace when and where the word was derived from. The history of blogging formally started when the term “weblog” was used by G. Raikundalia and M.Reese, two lecturers from Bond University, in the Gold Coast of Australia. It was during a conferenc ...

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12 days ago by Ben Taylor

NYU Journalism Professor Jay Rosen and Dave Winer discuss the rebooted system of reporting and extending the reach of reported news on the ground from Iran and Twitter, new systems for the delivery of news. More from Rebooting The News: Technology has “rebooted” journalism dozens of times over the c ...

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14 days ago by Adele McAlear

I saw this in Dave Winer ’s FriendFeed stream and thought this was hilarious. Twitter has become so over-hyped in mainstream media these days, that I’m getting used to people responding at its mention in a negative, eye-rolling way. I loved that the Tonight Show with Conan O’Brien was able to poke f ...

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21 days ago by Stock Trading

tweets connect afar other substitutes be damned I’d choose a handshake Related Posts May 25, 2009 -- Streams: Layers and Data (0) April 29, 2009 -- Dave Winer on the Bootstrapping Effect (1) February 20, 2009 -- Information Day Trading (0) February 11, 2009 -- Startup Marketing Plan: Reverse Enginee ...

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24 days ago by Nick Bergus

You can read the premise behind this in the orginal news metaphor post, which was linked to by Jim Romenesko, Jay Rosen and The New York Times ‘ David Carr, among others. That post has grown unmanageably large so I’ve created a category for it. You can still suggest metaphors via e-mail, Twitter, Pu ...

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