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Okay, so you’ve heard from someone that this social media and social networking stuff is great and you should get involved, and it’s really going to help you out. Maybe it will help you in the economic downturn. Maybe you have heard how you can use Twitter for business. But there’s a lot to it all. Where would you start? What would come first? How might you think about getting out there and joining in ...
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Jesse Stay said:
This is a lot of what we talked about in our panel on Thursday. There are still a lot of people "getting started" out there.
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Laurent Courtines said:
good stuff as usual from brogan. he makes it seem easy!
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Richie Escovedo said:
SM 101
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Natalie said:
Oh Chris Brogan, thank you for reading my mind yet again.
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ahg3 said:
more great advice from Chris Brogan
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Nick said:
This is a great round-up of how to get started with an online persona via social networking from one of the most successful names in the arena. Even from someone who truly "gets it", looking back with their knowledge, a blog is a key first step.
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Christopher said:
Here's a good one to point any of our agency partners to...
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BasikX said:
How to start marketing yourself on the internet.When all else is equal, luck favors those who have the connections to capitalize on opportunities.
China's Top Web 2.0 Companies (3)
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[China's Top Web 2.0 companies, the categories & potential Western rivals. Photo by Shel] Georg Godula, founder & managing director of Web2Asia, an incubator for Western Interactive Media companies in Asia, served as our very over-qualified tour guide on our China 2.0 tour. His group co-produced this first-ever event with The China Business Network and my sense is that Georg had the contacts that gave us access to so many high quality entrepreneurs. When he ...
US TiVo users pick up Domino's Pizza ordering / tracking abilities (25)
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Filed under: Home Entertainment Clearly catering towards the wants, nay, needs of the average American couch potato is TiVo and Domino's Pizza, which have collaborated in order to bring on-sofa pizza ordering to broadband-connected TiVo subscribers. If you'll recall, this service was actually announced for Australia earlier this month, but users in the US of A get the first chance to indulge. 'Course, this is far from the first unorthodox method of ordering pizza, and ...
Jive: Social Networking for Seniors (3)
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Concerned that your grandparents won’t make it to your party because they didn’t get your facebook invitation? Fear not, sort-of. Introducing Jive. Designed by Ben Arent for his senior design project, Jive is a platform that aims to bring the benefits of social networking to senior citizens by cutting out all the technology, and making getting information about friends a straightforward, and tactile experience. Jive’s system is called “the betty,” and is centered around ease ...
Twitterspeak: 66 Twitter Terms You Don’t Need to Know (1)
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Bookmark this on Delicious - Saved by valento03 to twitter dictionary words list tools funny resources lists slang перевод - More about this bookmark
Oblong's g-speak: the 'Minority Report' OS brought to life (240)
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Filed under: Misc. Gadgets If you've been waiting for that Minority Report-style interface to really come to fruition, you can finally exhale. One of the science advisors from the Steven Spielberg film -- along with a team of other zany visionaries -- has created an honest-to-goodness, real-world implementation of the computer systems seen in the movie. Dubbed g-speak, the mind bending OS combines "gestural i/o, recombinant networking, and real-world pixels," to deliver what the creators ...
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Vimcat said:
Wow!
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harleycw said:
I think the music makes it seem more awesome than it actually is.
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ckovalev said:
Убейте меня кто-нибудь.
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Rajarshi Nigam said:
the only part they got right was that 1984 has been (and still is) the most recent computer interface breakthrough (sad). i wish minority report never happened, it was like 50 steps backwards in the fight against the keyboard. these "technologically sexy" interfaces are only good for movies and demos... and it's just unfortunate the amount of impact those two things have on the people with the money. by the time this sort of thing is available, economical, feasible... and most importantly USABLE (and all that entails)... we'll already be using BCIs (THAT'S how far in the future it is). lockheed's doing a internal call for proposals for a non-geospatial military application for microsoft surface... what a waste of money.
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Cameron said:
Watch the movie.
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Josh said:
Future fiction meet xBox slickery meet mind-just-blown!
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Microserf2005 said:
Great to see more vision based systems turning into commmercial products.
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uob[ said:
it still a bit unnatural , would it be better if there is "touch" or "tactile" feedback
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Matt said:
That looks slick
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ScorpFromHell said:
whoa!!! when can I get my hands into those gloves???
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Juan Diego said:
Flipante. Pero me canso con sólo verlo.
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Joseph Young said:
OMG. Even better than the video link I posted last week... if that's possible.
Walt Mossberg reviews Autonet: spotty, but still distracting enough to be dangerous (9)
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Filed under: Transportation, Wireless Chrysler's in-car WiFi, Autonet Mobile, has been around for a little while now, and Walt Mossberg has helpfully reviewed it for us. He found the service (which is basically an in-car 3G WiFi router) to be great for email and basic web surfing, but it was too slow to handle anything much more demanding, like streaming videos. Speed test results ranged from 100 kbps to 500 kbps, with an average of ...
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My, my. Laura June's trying to compete with Darren Murph in the "who can be more bitter and snarky" contest!
Doug Engelbart's Mother of all Demos was 40 years ago (1)
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StudioSF has posted a long list of events commemorating the 40th Anniversary of Doug Engelbart's Mother of all Demos (video). I remember falling off my chair year's ago when I realized what Doug Engelbert had done at the end of the 60s. Let's not forget regarding computers this was punch card time. What he demoed in short: Monitor interface (almost graphical), mouse (the thing that most people associate him with), file concept, remote collaboration, video ...
Bambuser takes on Qik's live mobile broadcasting (2)
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If Bambuser's mobile live broadcasting app sounds familiar, it's because it's trying to unseat Qik. As one of the companies presenting at Wednesday's Under the Radar conference in Mountain View, CA, Bambuser is trying to convince investors and future partners to propel their business forward. Like Qik, Bambuser broadcasts the contents of your view finder from your mobile phone, which viewers can watch live online. Also like Qik, Bambuser viewers can chat with the filmmaker ...
How To: Avoid Silly 3G Restrictions By Your Operator (2)
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A few days ago, Nokia Beta Labs released Friend View, an application that joins social networking with GPS tagging. I installed and it worked fine over my home WiFi network. Then I tried to make it use my 3G connection and it wouldn’t connect. That was eye-opening and I was off on a roller coaster ride, trying to discover which applications do and don’t work on my 3G connection with french operator Bouygues Telecom. I ...
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They always say, don’t judge a book by it’s cover. But you do anyways. As humans, it’s difficult to separate what we see from what we think - it’s in our nature to use every incoming stimulus to interpret our environment, and then use that information in assessing and responding to a situation. Case in point: shopping has long been an exercise in ‘try before you buy’. You pick something up, turn it over on ...
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Twine is a new service that "helps people track their interests using the Semantic Web and collective intelligence." In this edition of Interviews with Innovators, host Jon Udell interviews Nova Spivack, CEO and founder of Radar Networks. They discuss how Twine works and where it's headed.
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