Bing Community

• And we’re off to the races
  It’s time to dust off your best hat and find that recipe for Mint Juleps. That’s right, this weekend marks the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby.  Before the horses take to the track as “My Old Kentucky Home” plays we want to make sure you are ready for the festivities. If you are looking for the Kentucky Derby details Bing provides an instant answer that […]

Techburgh

• Reviewed: Verizon HTC Incredible 2010/04/28
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Steve Rubel Life Stream

• Thoughts on Media Reforestation and Algorithmic Journalism 2010/04/30
  Over a year ago, I published an essay on Media Reforestation. In a nutshell, it's my belief that all tangible forms of media will be in sharp decline or extinct in just a few years. I followed that up this week with some more thoughts for the folks at WeMedia, which you can read in full or view as a PDF below. Media Reforestation Part II: Algorithmi […]

Edelman Digital

• Why Social Sharing Is Bigger Than Facebook And Twitter 2010/05/03
  Originally posted on Harvard Business Review. The digital landscape is being reshaped by the news that Facebook opening up its social graph. Twitter, too, has made waves by acquiring companies that made third-party services for Twitter. But if you take a closer look, this is part of a more macro trend that transcends two social platforms–despite their [... […]
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Scripting Dot Com

• Response to Matt's important post about the Twitter API 2010/05/03
  Matt Mullenweg, the founder of Automattic and the lead dev on WordPress, has written an important post about the Twitter API. Lots of interesting observations and more than a little telegraphy here! Well-worth a careful read. The conclusions: 1. The Twitter API had a chance of becoming a defacto standard, but it didn't happen, for a variety of reasons. […]

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Fred Wilson

• Scenarios 2010/05/03
  In last week's MBA Mondays, I introduced the topic that we'll be focused on for the next month or so; projections, budgeting, and forecasting. In that post, I described projecting as a "what if" exercise that is done at a... […]
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Chris Brogan

• When YOU Are the Brand 2010/05/03
  We’ve gone through a strange change, from people not realizing that they need to be their own brand, to people not realizing how being the brand impacts the way they do business. It’s interesting, really. Tom Peters was the first person I recall talking about it, back in the Alan Webber days of FastCompany [...] […]
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