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Snip.it, a startup launching this week in private beta, helps you collect web content you want to save with your voice.
Snip.it users clip content as they browse the web, just as they would do using any other bookmarklet, add a little commentary of their own and then plop their digital discoveries into collections.
[read full article http://j.mp/tRIjuE] Via Giuseppe Mauriello, Carola Brunnbauer
Un grand nombre d'internautes connaissent ou utilisent déjà des solutions de stockage en ligne de type Dropbox. La sociète française Ikoula vient de mettre en place le même genre de service nommé iKeepinCloud. C'est une solution de stockage en ligne vous permettant de conserver l’ensemble de vos informations (documents, photos, musiques, applications…) sur un espace dédié et sécurisé dans le Cloud. Via Freewares&Tutos
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Here’s how Google could overtake Twitter as the #2 social network in 2012 using Google’s most dominant platforms. Expect to see G+ in the hearts and minds (not to mention the eyes and keyboards) of over 1 billion Google daily users soon. Via The New Company
Visify propose de visualiser les statistiques de vos tweets sous la forme d'une infographie instantanée : Tweetsheet. Via Freewares&Tutos
aggregate a bunch of RSS into one and then use an RSS to email delivery service like feedburner, feedmyinbox or xfruits... Via Thierry Roget, Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
RT @giluzful: Etat des lieux 2011 des médias sociaux à l'échelle mondiale http://t.co/jMRVyHSD #facebook #twitter & friends... Via raphael marin
"New advances in digital media offer unprecedented memory capacities, an omnipresent channel of communication, and ever-growing computational power. Via Howard Rheingold
Ken Morrison's comment,
October 24, 2011 9:53 PM
Congratulations Sir! I wish you the best of success with this book. I hope it brings us all a bit closer to your dream of a more positively connected world of learners and helpers.
Ken Morrison's comment,
October 24, 2011 9:57 PM
Oops. I was confused. I see now that it is Pierre Levy's book.
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Click "View Ripples" on any public post to see how it flows across the Google+ community. Music: "James Brown d'funk (Lets go, Bounce)" by texasradiofish (ht...
Isitold: Pour savoir si un lien est ancien http://t.co/jNZx2ay4 #application...
If you have been living under a rock lately, then you might have not heard about the new iPhone 4S. Apart from a few spec bumps, one of the stand out features is called Siri. Via k3hamilton
Changer l'image de fond de son compte #Twitter http://t.co/JNTmdJ4G #photo #images... Via Frédéric DEBAILLEUL
BagTheWeb helps users curate Web content. For any topic, you can create a bag to collect, publish, and share any content from the Web. Via Dr. Tom D'Amico (@TDOttawa)
Robin Good curated this piece and has some very interesting observations in addition the article.
Mathew Ingram makes a great point in this post I discovered thanks to Morten Myrstad: one way for Media groups to re-invent themselves is to think of themselves as data platforms and not newspapers any more.
Great point.
But I see one more: opening up to other news platforms too even if competing.
I appreciate this clearly faces cultural resistance but if you think of it really as a platform, you shouldn't be afraid to interface it with your competitors' just like Twitter has a LinkedIn App.
One missed opportunity I see that reflects this is the WSJ Facebook App: it's a great concept to let your readers remix the headlines but why not do it with non-WSJ content too? I'd love to see through a crowd sourced effort from the most WSJ active readers and curators how some WSJ-news relate to other news from say the FT or the Economist.
I’m going to make my music-industry analogy again (can’t escape my background…) but right now media groups think of building a record store or a radio station with their own artists. Imagine a radio that would play only Universal Music Group artists? It would suck, right? Yet, that’s what most media are today.
Don't you think the industry needs bold moves like this? Via The New Company, Guillaume Decugis, Robin Good, janlgordon
It’s often said that we’re in the midst of the information age, which may help explain why there’s been a surge in infographics in recent years – they make data just that little bit more…palatable. But if you’re more of a spreadsheets kind of person than an artist, this application could be what you’re looking for. DataAppeal is a Web-based, data-design visualization application that allows users to transform their location-based data into infographics through the creation of 3D and animated maps. Via Lauren Moss
As the web becomes more and more inundated with blogs, videos, tweets, status updates, news, articles, and countless other forms of content, information... Via Clem
Earlier this year Tom Foremski brought a collection of fascinating friends and colleagues together to explore the growing notion of content curation on the Internet. What is it? What does it mean? [read full article and watch video http://j.mp/tYVmoM] Via Giuseppe Mauriello
Up-and-coming social network Google+ will soon be integrated with Google’s blogging platform, Blogger, according to a message now appearing in the “Edit User Profile” section of Blogger’s Settings. The message reads “Connect Blogger to Google+ : Use your Google profile and get access to upcoming Google+ features on Blogger,” and includes links to “Learn more” and ”Get Started.” Unfortunately, the links are dead-ends right now, so we don’t yet know what type of integration is being planned. Via The New Company
The Internet, like all intellectual technologies has a trade off. As we train our brains to use it, as we adapt to the environment of the internet, which is an environment of kind of constant immersion and information and constant distractions, interruptions, juggling lots of messages, lots of bits of information. As we adapt to that information environment, so to speak, we gain certain skills, but we lose other ones. Via Nik Peachey
J'ai déjà eu l'occasion de vous parler de social scoring et des indicateurs-clés des médias sociaux que l'IAB tente de standardiser. Via Pascal Minguet |
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