Bing Community

• Thanks from Bing for a Great Year
  One year ago today, we launched Bing. It’s been a whirlwind 12 months, with the team shipping tons of new cool features aimed at making it easy and fast to make key decisions and just get stuff done. We wanted to take a short break to say thanks. Thanks to all our customers who have used the service, sent feedback, become partners, told us where we can do be […]

Techburgh

• Google’s Friend Connect, Facebook’s Connect or Meebo’s XAuth? 2010/05/19
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  Andy Quayle

Steve Rubel Life Stream

• The Situationally Aware Business 2010/06/03
  The following is also my column on Forbes.com As I write this column it’s the morning after the long Memorial Day weekend and the web is brimming with activity. Google searches are spiking for Ted Koppel, who’s 40-year-old son was tragically found dead. Twitter, meanwhile, is abuzz over WGM – short for the primetime Korean reality show “We Got Married”. T […]

Edelman Digital

• The Facebook Story Is About Agility, Not Privacy 2010/06/03
  Originally posted on Harvard Business Blog. Privacy. It’s the key word in most Facebook-related headlines these days. But it’s not the key idea. I believe that what’s really being tested here is not the limits of privacy but the notion of agility — the ability of an organization to implement rapid iterations in their products and [...] […]
  David Armano

Scripting Dot Com

• Setting the record straight 2010/06/03
  I don't know Josh Fraser, so I'm going to assume he's well-intentioned. But this tweet from him represents something all-too-common. People spin stuff to make it look like corporate-owned technology is something other than what it is. Here's what actually happened when I decided to implement PubSubHubBub. At first I was enthusiastic, and […]

Ny Naturals

Fred Wilson

• Chart Of The Day 2010/06/03
  Here are the top thirty Internet properties in the world as measured by comScore: The interesting thing about this chart is that 75% of these properties are based in the US. Contrast that with only 17% of the Internet audience... […]
  Fred

Chris Brogan

• Feed Your Business Head 2010/06/03
  If you intend to build your business, it’s important that you keep your head well fed. I do this in a variety of ways, including reading, watching informative video podcasts, listening to audiobooks, attending events, connecting with intelligent people, and testing out ideas in various labs. The other day I released my Escape Velocity [...] […]
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