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Shrinking Balls

Shrinking Balls

By John Taschek on February 10, 2011

In my last post, I wrote about the sentiment analysis of the Super Bowl and how brands are impacted by the real-time stream. That stream stimulates a Mean Girls phenomenon that causes people to be more passionate and start to bully as they become more popular. I know some analysts…

Posted in Application Software, Business, Enterprise, Featured Posts, Mobile, Trends & Concepts | Tagged @jtaschek, analysts, bullying, chatter, cloud computing, cloudblog, Constellation, excel, facebook, google, iPad/Apple, mean girls, microsoft, platform, ray wang, real-time, salesforce.com, shakespeare, Taschek, twitter, Weblogs

The Real-Time Brand

The Real-Time Brand

By John Taschek on February 6, 2011

As I write this, it is kickoff time for the Super Bowl, an event that galvanizes people as much as Bill O’Reilly does on a day to day basis. The Super Bowl is a brand, and while millions watch it, millions refuse to watch it, and hundreds of thousands are forced to watch it because […]

Posted in Business, Featured Posts, Trends & Concepts | Tagged Apple, Bill O'Reilly, chatter, cloud computing, facebook, green bay packers, myspace, netbase, packers, real-time, salesforce.com, scoble, scobleizer, steelers, Super Bowl, Taschek

When Real-time is Too Much – Can You Handle the Firehose?

When Real-time is Too Much – Can You Handle the Firehose?

By Zoli Erdos on July 29, 2010

This morning I’ve been testing TweetDeck’s new super-fast version, based on the new Twitter User Streams API. TweetDeck provides fair warning: This is a VERY experimental version of TweetDeck I saw a few small glitches, but nothing major.  Yet I am in trouble, and it’s not because of the product.  It’s me.  My brain…  The […]

Posted in Product reviews | Tagged api, attention stream, firehose, information overload, productivity, real-time, river, seesmic, split attention, stream, tweedeck, twitter, user stream api

Google Real-Time Tweet Search Identifies the Tech Elite

Google Real-Time Tweet Search Identifies the Tech Elite

By Hutch Carpenter on January 5, 2010

Want to know if you’re truly in the technology elite? Let Google tell you! Try this: Go to Google Type in your name and the word ‘twitter’ (e.g. hutch carpenter twitter) Look at the results If you see real-time search results at the top of the page, congratulations! You’re a VIP! If not, well, sorry […]

Posted in General | Tagged elite, geek, google, real-time, search, tweets, twitter | 4 Responses

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

How Many Times Can We Bury Bloglines? Google Reader Rules. But How Good is That?

How Many Times Can We Bury Bloglines? Google Reader Rules. But How Good is That?

By Zoli Erdos on August 10, 2009

Image by cambodia4kidsorg via Flickr TechCrunch put Bloglines in their Deadpool today. I think it’s long been there.  I wrote my  R.I.P Bloglines piece months ago, when Bloglines represented a whopping 4% of our feed readers, down from 25% 3 years ago. I declared: There is Only One Feed Reader – Google and I’m afraid […]

Posted in Analysis | Tagged atom, feed reader, google reader, news readers, pubsubhubbub, real-time, rss, social filter, social media, twitter | 1 Response

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