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Pages for Google Plus are truly needed but we also need to talk about identity

Pages for Google Plus are truly needed but we also need to talk about identity

By Dan Morrill on August 26, 2011

Usually I am not one to ask for much when it comes to someone else’s system, but I am seeing in my friends dialog that there is a need for pages. Huddles are good, but if you have ever taught on line for even so much as three seconds, you know how hard it is […]

Posted in Application Software | Tagged facebook, FetLife, FriendFeed, google, google plus, Pseudonym, Pseudonymity, Social network, Techwag Basics

Social Software - What Is Your Intent?

Social Software – What Is Your Intent?

By Hutch Carpenter on September 21, 2010

Union Square Ventures' Fred Wilson wrote a post titled Social Layers and Social Intention. In it, he asked why the simple, 140-character maximum Twitter has succeeded, while the more ambitious FriendFeed ultimately failed to make it big. His answer…

Posted in Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged FriendFeed, social software, twitter

Promiscuous online culture changing social interactions

Promiscuous online culture changing social interactions

By Dan Morrill on April 30, 2010

If you do not need O’Reilly Radar – you might want to subscribe. This morning O’Reilly Radar was bringing up the idea of how social networking sites like Facebook, MySpace, FriendFeed and others are changing not just how we hire, but how we determine credibility and trustworthiness in the communities we interact with. What is […]

Posted in General | Tagged data mine, education, facebook, FriendFeed, High school, myspace, Online Communities, Social network, Social network service, Technology

The Google Buzz Guide for the Enterprise (with Buzz Matrix)

The Google Buzz Guide for the Enterprise (with Buzz Matrix)

By Mark Fidelman on February 18, 2010

There’s been a lot of noise over Google Buzz this past week.  I haven’t seen an article about Buzz’s impact on the Enterprise so allow me to chime in. First, the impact of Buzz has been tremendous.  Compare Google Wave search results with that of Buzz: Buzz (B) and Wave (A) As you can see […]

Posted in Enterprise | Tagged foursquare, FriendFeed, google buzz, google wave, gowalla, guide, linkedin, matrix, Strategy, twitter

Regenerated Content Streams and Tuning Out

Regenerated Content Streams and Tuning Out

By Dan Morrill on February 17, 2010

Louis Gray touches on a great point over on his blog today about how information is regenerated not just by the people who follow us, but by the popularity that we carry. I want to focus on one portion of this because it touches back to many of the issues we face not just with […]

Posted in Analysis, Marketing | Tagged education, facebook, FriendFeed, google, idea, Louis Gray, Participation, social media, Social network service, Technology, twitter, web 2.0

What's the Buzz?

By Zoli Erdos on February 9, 2010

Oh, you mean you’re interested in that other buzz?   OK: Introducing Google Buzz If Google Wave Is The Future, Google Buzz Is The Present How Google Buzz Validates but Marginalizes FriendFeed

Posted in Just for fun | Tagged buzz, FriendFeed, google, google buzz, microblogging, twitter | 1 Response

Digg needs Transparency not a new Candy Coating

Digg needs Transparency not a new Candy Coating

By Dan Morrill on February 4, 2010

That is great that Digg wants to redesign their web site and do cool stuff like making it more social. The problem with Digg is not that it is a bad system technologically; it is that it is impossible to get traction on the web site for some users because the way that the community […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Digg, facebook, FriendFeed, Participation, politics, Pronet Advertising, social networks, Stumbleupon, twitter, web 2.0, Website

FriendFeeds Visitors might be down but its quality is back up

FriendFeeds Visitors might be down but its quality is back up

By Dan Morrill on December 14, 2009

Image by Thomas Hawk via Flickr Imagine a company that built one of the coolest social networking apps I have used all year got bought out by Facebook. In the fear and panic that followed that buy out, many people migrated to Facebook wondering what was going to happen to the company that got bought […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged Cool Tools, facebook, FriendFeed, fun, Online Communities, Participation, Seattle 2.0, Social network, twitter, web 2.0 | 2 Responses

Just a quick note about Twitter SEO and Social Marketing

Just a quick note about Twitter SEO and Social Marketing

By Dan Morrill on December 14, 2009

If you are planning to use Twitter to help raise buzz for your company, there are some things you do need to note. Many Twitter users use Autofollow – but many do not, and fake following is quickly becoming a scourge of Twitter, meaning you will be blocked by some users. As some folks know […]

Posted in General | Tagged education, FriendFeed, Participation, Social network, Social network service, spam, twitter, web 2.0 | 1 Response

EventVue Chatter – Sometimes the Simplest Ideas are the Best

EventVue Chatter – Sometimes the Simplest Ideas are the Best

By Ben Kepes on December 9, 2009

At the defrag conference in Denver in November, many attendees were intrigued, excited and committed users of a product from Colorado company EventVue. EventVue was founded in 2007 by Josh Fraser & Rob Johnson. And they’re alumni of the inaugural class of TechStars. Originally the EventVue offering focused on attendee list functionality, giving conference attendees […]

Posted in General, Product reviews | Tagged chatter, commenting, defrag, eventvue, FriendFeed, glue, inline, real-time, twitter

Twitter Facebook Fantasy Football and other productivity losses

Twitter Facebook Fantasy Football and other productivity losses

By Dan Morrill on October 26, 2009

Just a quick note this morning on the idea of random numbers and productivity losses around the use of social networking, but other sacred cows like Fantasy Football we shrug at. Companies do not generally tend to block access to Fantasy Football sites, but the productivity loss playing the Fantasy Football game can amount to […]

Posted in General | Tagged Compete.com, data mine, facebook, FriendFeed, idea, myspace, Participation, politics, sports, twitter, United States, web 2.0

The Emotional Investment of FriendFeed

The Emotional Investment of FriendFeed

By Dan Morrill on October 21, 2009

Johnny Worthington who is one of the more dynamic and interesting people on FriendFeed issued an open letter to the developers of FriendFeed to find out what is happening with the web site. Many of the FriendFeed users (myself included) have an emotional and time investment in the system that is not easily replaced or […]

Posted in General | Tagged facebook, FriendFeed, Participation, Paul Buchheit, social networking, techcrunch, Technology

Struggling with Facebook Noise to Signal Ratio

Struggling with Facebook Noise to Signal Ratio

By Dan Morrill on October 20, 2009

In general, social networks can be a good thing; the only problem is when the noise level becomes too high to have any meaning when it comes to sharing information. Over the last few months, Facebook games have exploded as Farmville and Mafia Wars get more and more players. The only problem with this is […]

Posted in General | Tagged facebook, FriendFeed, Mafia Wars, Participation, Social network, spam, twitter | 1 Response

Using Social Networking for Your Startup

Using Social Networking for Your Startup

By Dan Morrill on October 5, 2009

Over the last month we have been working on building in social networking for our startup, and it is just now beginning to draw some attention. This is a good thing as social networking is a series of processes and systems that people need to keep on top of making them work. Here is what […]

Posted in Entrepreneurship | Tagged facebook, FriendFeed, rss, social networking, twitter, web 2.0

Scammers Jump on Google Wave Demand

Scammers Jump on Google Wave Demand

By Dan Morrill on October 1, 2009

In a not unsurprising turn, scammers have jumped on the demand for Google Wave invites to spread their latest round of fake A/V Software. This is not something that anyone in information security is going to be surprised by, a concurrent event that many people want to participate in or know of being used by […]

Posted in Security | Tagged FriendFeed, google wave, scam, Security

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