Bing Community

• Bing maps is Looking Good
  Today you may have noticed there are a few updates to Bing Maps. We have highlighted just a few below. For the complete details on all the updates to Bing maps, check out Chris Pendleton’s post on the Bing maps blog. Draggable Routes: You are now able to generate a route, and change it, simply by grabbing and dragging it to where you want the route to go. […]

Techburgh

• Verizon Droid- Fastest of the Androids 2009/11/10
  GHTime Code(s): b2255  […]
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Steve Rubel Life Stream

• The Case for a Status Update Standard 2009/11/10
  LinkedIn and Twitter announced a status update syncing arrangement yesterday. From LinkedIn... "The idea is simple: When you set your status on LinkedIn you can now tweet it as well, amplifying it to your followers and real-time search services like Twitter Search and Bing. And when you tweet, you can send that message to your LinkedIn connections as […]

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 […]
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Scripting Dot Com

• Three Droidie pieces 2009/11/09
  I wrote two pieces over the weekend on the new Droidie blog. 1. Net-net: I love the Droid. 2. The holy grail in communicating cameras. 3. Press Up to Play? Huh?? Wazzat!? […]

Ny Naturals

Fred Wilson

• Startup Ecosystems Take Time 2009/11/10
  Saul Klein, co-founder of Seedcamp and one of the top VCs in europe, has a long and thoughtful post up on the evolution of Seedcamp. In it he says: In my mind, helping to bring some cohesion to our region's... […]
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Chris Brogan

• Skip1 and Simple Cause Giving 2009/11/10
  If you want to see a simple cause effort execution, check out Skip1.org. The mission is simple: skip something and donate the money to the cause instead. So, forget that $35.00 lunch downtown and send it to feed an entire village. Easy, right? The site, Skip1.org is set up to allow people to build [...] […]
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