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SAN FRANCISCO—SweetSpace.com, the new social networking start-up from Caltech wunderkind Devin Preston, launched Wednesday with the stated intent of bridging the gap between Facebook and Facebook.
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Here's how not to spam your friends with what you're reading in The Washington Post Social Reader -- learn how to do this with one of the apps, and then you can apply it to the other social readers.
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This is a useful plugin for Firefox that allows you to draw over web pages and then take and share screen shots of the page. Useful for creating and illustrating 'how to' type documents. Via Nik Peachey
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The normally staid Google is channeling its inner I Can Has Cheezburger with a new feature that lets you create your own memes on Google+.
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Finally we’re at the stage where we can use some of our design skills!
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Unless you’ve been living under a rock, you have probably heard of Twitter. It is a rocking hot social networking site that seems to be to be used by almost everyone today. It’s on the news, on the radio and on the minds of thousands of people everywhere, every single day.
There are many different types of people on Twitter. But, most of these people are on Twitter for a single reason. They want people to know about them. They want to connect with people. Lots of people.
Did you know that there are Twitter Rules for marketing and business success in what you do. I am a marketer and have been for many years. In the last few years my business has been expanding by leaps and bounds, because of social media and the internet. But, there are rules that all marketers must follow if they are going to have success in the marketplace, especially online.
Here are the 7 Simple Rules to Success on Twitter:...
Read the full article: http://tweetingandbusiness.com/articles/7-simple-rules-to-success-on-twitter Via Martin Gysler
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Photo Pin is a free tool that helps bloggers and designers find beautiful photos for blogs and websites using Creative Commons licensing. Download the photos and get attribution links already formatted for you.
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Apple’s most direct competitor in the future won’t be Microsoft or Google, but Amazon.com. With the release of the Amazon Kindle Fire, Amazon.com declared war directly on Apple’s core business model, which is to sell integrated solutions for the consumption and creation of digital content. Starting Thursday, Apple strikes back.
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As Pinterest positions itself to be the new Tumblr -- or better yet, Facebook -- it's about time we figured out what exactly this new-ish social network does. ...
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Facebook recently rolled out some new metrics that give better insight into what your community wants from your page, enabling you to grow y...
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Facebook began a slow rollout of ads to the news feed today, but the units are not called Sponsored Stories - as some anticipated.
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Content curation tool Storify is now directly accessible to all WordPress users. A new plugin allows to take advantage of all of the powerful aggregation, search and curation features available in Storify, right inside your WordPress account.
Key features of the Storify WP Plugin include:
Embed stories with ease — simply paste the URL to the story, and WordPress takes care of the rest.
Screenshots: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/storify/screenshots/ FAQ: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/storify/faq/ Find out more: http://wordpress.org/extend/plugins/storify/ (Curated by Robin Good) Via Robin Good, Gabriel Vasile
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Learn all the important facts about SOPA and how it could adversely impact internet and inbound marketers.
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As people become more social media literate, or begin to develop advanced expectations from their social media platforms, the expectations of engagement...
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A Melbourne activist is caught up in a remarkable social media fishing expedition by the state of Massachusetts.
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Twitter suspended Proxlet, an app that helps users filter and shut out Tweets, for violations. Proxlet is trying to get the app back up.
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I am sure that if Snoopy were to publish now his “It was a dark and stormy night” adventures they would be an electronic best seller.
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Facebook is a great service. I have a profile, and so does nearly everyone I know under the age of 60. However, Facebook hasn't always managed its users' data well. In the beginning, it restricted the visibility of a user's personal information to just their friends and their "network" (college or school).
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Launched in December 2011, Juxtapost is here to help you remember all the amazing things you see while you browse the web. With all its infinite options, managing what you find has become a massive undertaking.
Juxtapost provides members with easy-to-use tools to “bookmark” the photos into categorized PostBoards (collection of posts) they can easily maintain, even if their collection spirals to hundreds of websites.
The discovery aspect of Juxtapost is just as simple. Members browse the streams of other members to see what they’re posting and have the option to comment, share or re-post items to their PostBoards. The power of social discovery becomes readily apparent when you begin to follow people/friends with your similar style or tastes, it’s like browsing the web all your friends.
There are lots of social discovery websites available, but Juxtapost stands out from the crowd for offering a few unique tools to help streamline the process.
1) Easy Facebook Sign-Ups
Juxtapost automatically attempts to fill a description to save them the hassle by evaluating the content on the page and choosing an appropriate description for the image.
Nearly all social discovery websites force you to make your finds public, Juxtapost gives you the option. Set your PostBoards private so that you can plan a surprise event or keep some discoveries personal. (it is no possible with Pinterest)
Juxtapost indexes the color palette of the image so that it can organize searches by color.
Juxtapost gives members the ability to export all posted data to an Excel spreadsheet. It makes sense to take your collection with you and use as you see fit.
[Curated by Giuseppe Mauriello] Try out it here: http://www.juxtapost.com/
Via Giuseppe Mauriello
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For a Sunday, this was irresistible to post.
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This is an online photo editor for adding a range of different effects to your images. Integrates with Facebook for upload and save too. Via Nik Peachey
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The Complete Guide to Evernote, Probably the Best Way to Take Notes Both Online and Offline.
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If you think you're different on Facebook than you are in real life, you've got some explaining to do.
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Twitter changed their user-interface and some of their functionality not long ago. I wanted to share with you some of the changes I like a lot (or maybe love)!
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