By way of introduction at the OMMA Social SF panel entitled “The Odd Couples: What Happens When Social Read More
Start afresh to enable social-media programs
This is a very cool mashup application using time lapsed “tweets” created by the New York Times to Read More
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The Twitter-focused SF Mobile Meetup
Ever heard of the SF Mobile 2.0 Meetup event? Probably not, because it’s an extremely exclusive invite-only Read More
Google added a new feature to its Google Maps software for mobile phones this week. The feature is Read More
Gamefly.com, a popular subscription based video game rental service, recently announced it had acquired Shacknews, a video game Read More
Last week I missed the announcement of “The Pool,” a new initiative to help build standards in online Read More
Who needs a Super Bowl party or a bar to watch the Super Bowl? All you have to Read More
12seconds.tv, a video micro-blogging site which lets users upload short videos limited to 12 seconds max, is doing Read More
If you have Sonic Lighter for your iPhone, well, update it today. In case you don’t know what Read More
A recent report from the Chief Marketing Officer Council provides an interesting set of insights into the engagement Read More
LivingSocial.com, a social networking tool which allows users to share and recommend their favorite things such as books, Read More
Years ago, I said that social networks would beat online dating sites at its own game. Social networks Read More
Internet video. It’s the salvation for content creators everywhere. It’s the end to dependence on the big bad Read More
TheWrap.com, a news site focused on entertainment industry news, announced that it launched this week. Hollywood, Ca.-based TheWrap Read More
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Marissa Mayer, please don’t leave Google!
To say I was relieved at the recent reports from Valleywag.com that “Marissa Mayer is Sticking to Google Read More