From the monthly archives:
Today’s Link Feed 5.29.09: Sarah Milstein and Tim O’Reilly published their presentation Twitter Power Tips. They’ll explain why Twitter is emerging as an important channel, and they’ll share key tips–along with compelling, real-life examples–from power users.
Another from Tim O’Reilly following yesterday’s press conference keynotes posted on O’Reilly Radar about Google Wave. See a trend? [...]
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Today’s Link Feed 5.28.09: From the company’s I/O developer conference on Thursday, the keynote was devoted entirely to Google Wave with a detailed demo. The company plans on releasing an early version of the collaboration and communication tool to developers . Reported feature sets include: e-mail, instant messaging, blogging, wikis, multimedia management and document sharing. [...]
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Today’s Link Feed 5.27.09: Great blog posts today covering plugins for your WordPress blog. There are thousands of WordPress plugins, from How To Make My Blog, see their list of the top 18 most downloaded WordPress plugins ever.
If you’re interested in aggregate tools for your social media identity, from listing to display options, there’s a [...]
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Today’s Link Feed 5.25.09: Two great pieces from the next web. The June 1st New Yorker Cover Drawn Entirely on the iPhone with a $4.99 iPhone drawing app called brushes.
An interesting article from the New York Times “Unlocking the Federal Filing Cabinets” about the new government site Data.gov:
“The purpose of Data.gov is to increase public [...]
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Today’s Link Feed 5.24.09: Robert Scoble recently posted an article titled “Watch the Google anthill move toward social and real time” In it he embedded a Youtube video from the Science Channel (not by coincidence) to help illustrate Google’s march towards real time and social search.
What’s interesting about the video is not the analogy Scoble [...]
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There is an undeniable need to search, filter, and otherwise interact with hyperlocal local news and information being transmitted to Twitter. There are a number of new third party search applications that facilitate the delivery of hyperlocal information to you from Twitter.
The following sites representing the few third party applications that I visit most often:
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Today’s Link Feed 5.23.09: From Read Write Web, an informative article about Linked Data on the Web, and how the current era of the Web is evolving. The highlight of today’s link feed “Linked Data is Blooming: Why You Should Care.”
RT @Jason_Pollock “Look at the size of this camera lens! It’s a Rocket Launcher! [...]
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Sites Covered: Muck Rack and JournalistTweets
Now Muck Rack makes it easy to follow one line, real time reporting. On Muck Rack users can track messages on Twitter written by the journalists who do the muckraking for major media outlets. There are a number of recently added useful feature on Much Rack including:
Broadly defined beats. Among [...]
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Today’s Link Feed 5.21.09 Craigslist filed suit against SC AG Henry McMaster in federal court in South Carolina, seeking declaratory relief and a restraining order with respect to criminal charges he has repeatedly threatened against craigslist and its executives.
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UPDATE 5.22.09: McMaster’s Final Humiliation: Federal Smack Down (Restraining Order Below) “Until the Court rules on the [...]
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I’ve included a few links of my favorite most relevant sites for NYC and a few additional examples of hyperlocal publications, of course this is not an exhaustive list and isn’t meant to be definitive; these simply represent the few that I visit most often (most more than once) and the sites outside of NYC [...]
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