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Rather than importing and updating my contact list on each individual network, I want a universal connector service. I’m envisioning a single dashboard, based on my core set of contacts — in my case, probably my Gmail contact list.
When, how and why you might find it useful to track the Twitter feeds of specific colleagues in a focused way.
Will Aldrich responded today to my post about my experience with TripIt’s social invitation process, and his response is a model of how to handle online criticism.
My experience spamming my address book with a social network invitation inspired this run-down of how to set up network invites that avoid the spam trap.
Why online conversation holds the key to social, political and community change.
If you use Apple’s iCal, Google Calendar and an iPhone, you want to look at this application.
The Golden Graham Effect is what happens when a product or service achieves a consistent and coherent brand, despite offering different benefits to different audiences. Today, social media doesn’t just offer the opportunity for niche messaging. It introduces the informational equivalent of nutritional labeling for every product, and every service on the market.
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