social networkingPublished August 26, 2009 at 9:17 am
Dare we say teens are not trendsetters for Twitter? Not too hard to believe according to a reprint from NY Times. It seems that only 11 percent of the Twitter userbase are from those between the ages of 12-17 based on data provided by comScore. This is the same group of people that rely heavily
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mobile developmentPublished April 16, 2009 at 3:17 pm
Andrew Keen: Web 2.0 Is F*cked (The Next Web 2009) from Robin Wauters on Vimeo. The Next Web 2009 in Amsterdam started with a bang. Tech Crunch of Europe had a chance to talk to Andrew Keen and his anti-web 2.0 faith. It can be summed up in one quote: Twitter the ‘nail in the
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social networkingPublished September 29, 2008 at 1:55 pm
Looks like I am not the only one messing around with web social. A fellow resident in my neighborhood has created a social framework for all residences of Steiner Ranch. It is called Steiner Social. One thing about living in Steiner Ranch is that we are extremely social! From our biannual block parties to workshops,
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reflection social networkingPublished July 21, 2008 at 10:42 pm
Today at lunch, I decided to walk around the campus where I work. Southwestern campus is so quiet that you have nothing to focus on but your thoughts. Here is what was on my mind today:
social networkingPublished July 8, 2008 at 4:30 pm
Well it looks like Google wants a piece of the virtual world pie with the launch of their Lively service today. Currently Second Life and soon to be launched “Home” from Sony for the ps3 are the main players in this field. What makes Lively any different than what Home or Second Life can do?
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