Bing Community

• Bing for mobile now live at m.bing.com
  Today we released an update to the Bing for mobile browser at m.bing.com. In addition to being a great resource for local searches, quick answers, and maps, we have some new features to tell you about: NFL feature – type a team or player and see upcoming games, stats, and scores. While the game is on, you can get real-time updates on the plays. (U.S. only)   […]

Techburgh

• Pittsburgh, Twitter Listed 2009/10/30
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Steve Rubel Life Stream

• The Two Faces of Facebook 2009/10/29
  The following is also my Adage column this weekThe Two Faces of Facebook I spend a lot of time gazing into a crystal ball that I know is going to be cloudy half the time. Lately I have been pondering Facebook's future. Facebook is clearly on a roll and is knocking on Google's door as the biggest site on the web. Will it continue to dominate or […]

Edelman Digital

• We Are Not a "Lost Generation" 2009/10/11
  Today, as I waded through a stack of magazines to read a week's worth of news and editorial, I was sad to see the cover of one of my favorite pubs with a headline reading "The Lost Generation" and inside, a story warning about the "enduring harm" young people face in this economy. "Bright, eager—and unwanted. While unemploymen […]
  Amanda Mooney

Scripting Dot Com

• Content drives adoption 2009/10/30
  This began as a response to a comment left by Marshall Kirkpatrick to an earlier post of mine. My belief is that it's content that drives the apps. You need something or someone to go first. With RSS it was Wired, Red Herring, Motley Fool and Salon then the early blogs then the NY Times and it blasted off. With podcasting it was IT Conversations, the G […]

Ny Naturals

Fred Wilson

• Slow Capital 2009/10/30
  Last friday my partner Brad attended a company offsite for our portfolio company Meetup.com. On monday of this week during our regular weekly meeting, he gave our firm (all five of us) a report on the day which he said... […]
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Chris Brogan

• Change by Design – a Book for You 2009/10/30
  I LOVE this book by Tim Brown, CEO of IDEO, one of those companies I get gushy thinking about working with (like when I think about XPlane). This book, Change by Design: How Design Thinking Transforms Organizations and Inspires Innovation (amazon affiliate link), gave me immediate payback on how I view New Marketing Labs, and [...] […]
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