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You two should connect if you haven't already.
Minor OT thought:
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Best,
Ed
Even more succinct communication. You have 12 seconds of video.
Donna
http://www.bloglines.com/
Just used Pandora on my iPhone 1.0 yesterday and it works great on both WiFi and the EDGE network. IT also stops playing music when the phone rings.
Stephanie Frasco
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http://www.twitter.com/askfrasco
http://friendfeed.com/askfrasco
Feel free to connect.
Here are a few additional tools to consider. I have an account with most of them, but am by no means a power user or a fan of all of them.
Plaxo - social network / address book
Jott - similar to Utterz, post voice to your social media properties
Social | Median - similar to FriendFeed
Merchant Circle - local biz referral and networking
Naymz - name reputation community
Ryze - processional network, strong in Europe
Ecademy - processional network, strong in Europe
Spokeo - Searches for info about you all over the web (spooky)
MeetUp - local events and networking
The list is great, I plan to visit most and add some tools to my arsenal.
Not sure if I'll thank you for bringing them to my attention... ;)
This guy, Bob Stumpel has put together an impressive Web 2.0 list of services (over 300 blog apps):
http://bobstumpel.blogspot.com/
Change is Brilliant!
You just type in 3 keywords, and it feeds the tweets... check it out.. and let me know what you think at: @monitter on twitter.. :)
Plurk, Pownce, Jaiku, and some others just don't have the appeal of identica and Twitter.
Then of course, FriendFeed and Strands do a great job of collecting "stuff" from my friends.
www.Popego.com
www.Blipper.com
www.Profilactic.com
Great list Chris!
For Music I love sadsteve but I don't know if that would figure on your list.
http://ryanagraves.com/07/18/2008/how-i-use-web...
Eons.com (http://www.eons.com) - social community for baby boomers (I've found that the question "How do we reach out to 60+ crowd?" comes up a lot.)
Gather.com (http://www.gather.com) - social community for the intellectual set.
Changents.com (http://www.changents.com) - connecting agents of change with backers.
Change.org (http://www.change.org) - social community for non-profits.
Idealist.org (http://www.idealist.org) - community and resources for non-profits.
Social Media can also be very valuable for charitable organisations/causes. Pifworld.com is an online platform that brings together people and development projects from all over the world. Their point is to build up a loyal community around projects and create a positive change worldwide. The Social Media aspect makes is possible to keep the crowd updated about the projects and keep them involved. They can be the witness of the change they achieve.
I you have any ideas or suggestion, feel free to contact me.
Regards,
Sally
saly@pifworld.com
this is really useful collection for me.
Thanks a lot for devoting time to collect and share with all.
bookmarked and foreworded to friends.
Suresh
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... and Craigslist.
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How are your pics doing?
Excellent and most helpful post! Some additions from my side:
Feed management:
- Feedly.com: great feedreader; posts shown are based on the interest of your friends on other Social Media sites such as Twitter and FriendFeed. This results in very targetted reading.
- Toluu.com : matches your feeds with those of others; and suggests other feeds that might be interesting for you.
Regards,
Jeroen
http://www.feedly.com
http://www.toluu.com
It was built with KickApps Social Networking software.
JR
What kind of advice are you giving us anyway? :P
All joking aside, thanks for the list, keep up the good work.
http://www.google.com/analytics
http://www.tweetburner.com
http://www.feedburner.com
http://www.technorati.com
Thanks!
Joan
That is why we (mixin.com) consider these services (Twitter, Jaiku, Plurk, etc.) as new communication channels for our social agenda. When you found something to do or would like to do something you need to discuss, suggest, and decide where and when. So you need to send it to your friends that are not always on the same social network or are not on any social network at all (yes it is possible ;-)
what facebook is for friends, linkedin for business, myheritage if for families.
http://twitter.com/loveurmindnsoul
Happy holidays!
SMMWatch
Kind regards
Kevin
Perhaps bookmarking your article, including some fascinating additions in the comments, signing up for a few of the sites, play with them for awhile until you're comfortable with what they do, then continue down the list a few sites at a time.
Molly
Social Media can also be very valuable for charitable organisations/causes. www.Pifworld.com is an online platform that brings together people and development projects from all over the world. Their point is to build up a loyal community around projects and create a positive change worldwide. The Social Media aspect makes is possible to keep the crowd updated about the projects and keep them involved. They can be the witness of the change they achieve.
Take a look, and who knows, maybe next year we will see pifworld in your list next year!
Thank you so much