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http://www.dslrfilmnoob.com/ There are many new audio devices being released for DSLR film makers. One of the latest is the Juicedlink DS214. The DS214 is co... Via planetMitch No comment yet.
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Google has started incorporating posts from Google+ into organic Google.com search results.
Now you can literally stop betting on it! Finally, Google is amalgamating Google+ updates into its search engine results in two ways: Via Level343
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Ifttt is a service that lets you create if then actions on the Internet. It basically lets you create automated tasks that consists of a trigger (the if) and an action (the then).
Triggers and actions rely on channels to function. A channel can be a website like Twitter, Facebook, or a method to communicate like email.
New tasks are created by selecting a channel and a trigger for the if part of the task. Lets say you have selected Dropbox as the channel. The program displays triggers on the next page of the task creation wizard. Two triggers are available for Dropbox: new file in your public folder or new photo in your public folder.
The service keeps track of all user activities which are accessible in the activity log. You can also remove channel authorization right on the ifttt website.
The majority of tasks that you can create either notify you, or automate the publishing of information for you. Users who use at least one or two of the supported websites or services may be able to automate and speed up their workflow significantly.
ifttt page : http://ifttt.com/ Via 173 Sud
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Blog post at Danny Brown | Social Media Marketing Blog : So today I opened the Google home page to check my Gmail account, and I was greeted with this funky image: As you can see from the le[..]... Via Jaana Nyström
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Open innovation and collaboration platform where internal colleagues and external partner companies or knowledge centers join forces to create, enrich and assess innovative ideas within strategically selected areas. Via clodclode
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In 1975, when then-composer and performer Bill Buxton started designing his own digital musical instruments, he had no way of knowing he was helping to spark the next technological revolution. But nine years — and a master’s in computer science — later, that all changed.
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“The 7-yr-old is bored. So I set fire to all her Xmas presents and said, Reassemble!” - Heather Armstrong While the above quote is funny and makes sense for the average Joe, if you’re an innovator and are bored with the status-quo there’s only one solution: Disassemble and Re-imagine. Via Peter Verschuere
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Create a personal dashboard across all your devices. It's the simplest way to view, read, and watch your documents, photos, links, and videos on all your devices. Read your documents, watch your videos, click through presentations without ever leaving your dashboard. Via Baiba Svenca, Ana Rodera, Kim Flintoff, Jim Lerman
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La pérennité du métier de community manager est remise en cause et pourrait mener à sa disparition. Ça paraît être un grand mot ! Et risque d’affoler (ou pas !) beaucoup de personnes en poste ou qui souhaitent devenir community manager. Via Léa PANAMA ☞, Pierre Wouters
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For Every 1,700 Tweets, Someone Dies #BlameTwitter What happens when you compare Twitter's most recent usage stats to all sorts of other terrible things that are bad -- toxins in the environment, death rates, cigarette and drug usage, obesity?
Thanks @socialgreg Via Greg C Viloria, OsakaSaul, Jose H. Flores
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Utilisez-vous un service de partage d’écran? Les services de partage d’écran vous permettent de présenter vos produits, former vos clients ou encore de travailler en mode collaboratif à distance. Les coûts d’utilisation des systèmes de partage d’écran sont à la baisse. Certains d’entre eux offrent même des formules gratuites.
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Cet article n’est que la première partie d’une série consacrée aux “outils du web”, une suite d’articles destinée à rendre votre web plus “agréable” ! Dans ce premier numéro découvrez un ensemble d’outils exclusivement dédiés à Twitter.
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Her character is, you know, “the woman.” Because males get to have various flavors of character: the nerd, the jock, the genius, the bad boy, the opportunist. But females only get to have one flavor: “the woman!” Via The Digital Rocking Chair |
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Steve Rosenbaum wrote in this article:
"Content in the cloud is a natural evolution from storing files on our desktops-but the content creation explosion that has overfilled our inboxes and overwhelmed our social networks won't be solved by moving the growing mass of data from a private realm to a public one.
In fact, there's a solution on the horizon that promises to keep the clouds fluffy and the content contextual. It's the "curated cloud," and it's the next big thing.
In the past 3 years, the very nature of the web has changed. It changed from stored quality content to real-time, mobile, personal content. No longer is search able to find what's popular or relevant because the nature of what is being published has changed.
Relevance is now driven by where it comes from, who is publishing it, and when it was published. What we're seeing is the emergence of the curated web.
Curation makes the noisy web sensible again and is already the daily activity of the large majority of web users as they individually struggle to sort through the inbound noise.
Since it seems very clear that the volume of content isn't going to diminish, human curation may be the silver lining in the content cloud."
[read full article http://j.mp/tDtH6F] Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Georgina Lester
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David Cuartielles is a Spanish microchip engineer, Independent Design Professional, and Electronics Laboratory Director at Malmo University, Sweden. David is...
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Comme vous le savez, il se peut que vous avez des fichiers TOP secret, et que vous ne voulez que personne ait la possibilité à y accéder sans utiliser ni mot de passe ni logiciels de protection (voir ce tutoriel), mais plutôt en utilisant une simple image… Via Pascal Gibert
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“Sometime in the last couple of days, the monthly active users of Facebook’s mobile apps passed 300 million,” writes Enders Analysis analyst Benedict Evans, citing Facebook data.
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Creating video content can be a grueling process, leaving marketers with carpal tunnel from hours upon hours of editing and fine-tuning. On top of the production process, marketers stress about video promotion to enable people to find it, like it, and share it.
Lucky for you, YouTube recently launched an improved and more thorough analytics report to help you understand what's working and what isn't with your video marketing efforts.
You can determine which specific demographics watch your videos, track the sources of where people find and watch your content, and discover how long your audience is watching with YouTube's audience retention report.
Here are the three valuable insights YouTube's analytics report offers marketers and how you can use them to improve your video marketing content for greater success...
Curated by Giuseppe Mauriello [read full article http://j.mp/sSFWdo] Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Ileane Smith
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We create economic value out of information when we figure out an effective strategy that includes aggregating, filtering and connecting. ... Via Ana Cristina Pratas
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L’avenir de Facebook passe par le mobile. D’après la dernière étude menée par Enders Analysis, sur les 800 millions d’usagers du réseau social, 300 millions (soit 38%) l’utilisent via des applications mobiles au moins une fois par mois. Évidemment, Android et iOS sont les deux plateformes de prédilection pour alimenter son profil ou consulter ceux de ses contacts. Combinés, les deux OS représentent 204,8 millions d’utilisateurs. Les BlackBerry, dont 70% des propriétaires utilisent l’app Facebook, comptent pour 48,3 millions. En revanche et globalement, seuls 50 millions utilisent la version web mobile du site. Ces chiffres ont dû peser lourd dans la décision de Facebook de lancer le développement de son propre smartphone, qui sera, à l’instar du Kindle Fire, basé sur un Android profondément remanié. Le réseau social a d’ailleurs bien l’intention de faire du mobile sa plateforme principale l’année prochaine, avec comme fer de lance le support de l’HTML5 qui sera au coeur des applications mobiles.
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"Eye tracking studies on old and new Facebook, MySpace and Twitter profiles reveal the differences in how they are viewed."
Here's one of the most interesting findings: "Facebook ads get noticed more in Facebook Timeline. While 43% of participants noticed Facebook “sponsored stories” in the old profile format, 63% noticed the ads in the Timeline format. Participants spent the same amount of time on average looking at the ads in each profile." Via Mike Ellsworth
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Bondoklife shares a userscript that lets you tweak the services that appear in Google's new header: Via McGoog
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Ecoutons cet homme exceptionnel : "Une guerre conceptuelle, sémantique a commencé visant à privatiser peu à peu ce qui pourrait être de l’ordre du monde des idées et peut être - si nous n’y prenons pas garde - de la pensée…
°°°°°°°°°°° Albert Jacquard, Richard Stallman, Bernard Stiegler et d'autres, à retrouver sur : http://libreacces.org/ Via Michelle Laurissergues
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Pour Mozilla, 2011 a été une bonne année. Et les prochaines seront meilleures, après la reconduction du contrat avec Google d'un montant de 900 millions de dollars sur trois ans. Via Sarah Roy |
