Bing Community

• Get the Latest on Twitter with Bing Social Search
  Have you ever searched for information on something that is happening right now, only to find out that there’s nothing matching what you’re looking for? News on an earthquake that just happened or information on a hot new product announcement may not show up until hours after the event actually occurred. One of the cool features that we have recently release […]

Techburgh

• Misty Mae and Kerri Walsh Highlight Internet Safety 2010/04/09
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Steve Rubel Life Stream

• The Swiss Cheese Web Ain’t The Web 2010/04/13
  The following essay is also cross-posted on the Edelman Digital blog.Seemingly overnight the Information Superhighway (does anyone call it that anymore?) became littered with potholes. In the last week Apple sold nearly 500,000 iPads, none of which support key technologies that we have come to rely on, including Adobe Flash, Windows Media and others. (Adob […]

Edelman Digital

• A Q&A With Steve Rubel On Twitter’s New Advertising Platform 2010/04/13
  (Starbucks is an Edelman client) Twitter today launched Sponsored Tweets – its first foray into paid advertising. In a Q&A with Forbes.com, Steve Rubel, SVP, Director of Insights for Edelman Digital, details the potential impact of the platform for marketers. What’s most surprising about Twitter’s Ad platform? What’s most surprising about the rollout is […]
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Scripting Dot Com

• Greetings from Elko 2010/04/13
  I made 500 miles yesterday -- not bad considering the weather on the drive through the Sierra was pretty bad, and I stopped for a 1-hour podcast in Auburn on the way up the hill. Usually on my first day out of SF, I make it as far as Winnemucca. Elko is 130 miles further east, and a much nicer town to stay in. I remember Elko as one of the big rallies for O […]

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Fred Wilson

• Social Networking vs Email 2010/04/13
  I saw this chart in Morgan Stanley's latest Internet trends report. Even though I've been saying for years that social networking will one day usurp email, it's a bit shocking to see that it has. There are some caveats. My... […]
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Chris Brogan

• 100 Words for Snow 2010/04/13
  We hear things hundreds of times before they stick in. There was nothing new in little victories, but you reacted to it because you needed the message, and because you heard it said to you in a new way, with different, easy-to-chew words. There’s a lot of that in self-improvement, in motivation, in marketing. [...] […]
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