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Brightkite aggregates location content for businesses, funLocation may be the next holy grail for social networking, and plenty of startups are already chasing it. Brightkite, a location-based social network focused on meeting friends and making new ones, has just introduced a new way to show off what everyone is doing in a particular location. Businesses, meet location-based social networks.Read More......
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Clearspring is Eating Your Widget for Lunch (OWAs)This article is part of the Open Web Awards, an open, international contest for the best websites and services. We know that Clearspring is the biggest widget network in the world, but they are also dominating early voting in the Embeddable Widgets category of the Open Web Awards. Top competitors so far include Sprout and RadicalBuy, while last year’s winners – Flockr and Widgetbucks – did not make it to the voting round. Here’s a look at all of the companies in the running: ConveyThis – Translates a website or blog post into any of 29 different languages. Clearspring –...
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LinkedIn or Facebook for Security Clearance Checks #risk #linkedinI went over to visit Peter Went this week, his company WCC Group produces a Fuzzy Logic Database which amongst other things used for matching Biometric Data. He said he was going to be in Milan today giving a talk to start discussion on the following point. Governments only really know about 5-10% of their population, a few because they have had a security clearance check performed and the rest because they have a criminal record. The remaining 90-95% of their population they have no clue about, they only know whether they paid there taxes. (Percentages may vary slightly.) A...
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Google Lively Not-So-Lively After December 31Lively is this.. thing.. by Google where it was some kind of mashup/3D/cartoony (literally) way of using social networking. Or was it just chatting? Or was it a game? Nobody quite knows for sure, however.. ..it sucked and always did from day one. Second Life was there first, it didn’t need to be recreated and that’s that. That being the case, Lively will be gone after December 31 2008. It won’t be missed. Post from: PCMech. Helping Normal People Get Their Geek On And Live The Digital Lifestyle....
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Meredith gives Real Girls a shot in the armSocial networking for women got a boost yesterday as media conglomerate Meredith Corp. acquired an undisclosed minority stake in Real Girls Media Network. The San Francisco-based network encompasses about 30 sites and portals for women — notably, DivineCaroline, a largely user-generated advice page. In addition to bringing Real Girls’ 3 million unique viewers to Meredith’s properties each month (upping its total to 15 million), the deal will combine the two companies’ advertising inventories and sales forces. This should jumpstart revenue on both sides. Also, Meredith will now have access to Real Girls technology that could update the look and feel...
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Casual Internet Use Is Good for Kids, 3 Year Study ConcludesThe ways young people use the internet everyday are transforming learning in ways that adults often fail to understand but represent major new opportunities that need to be taken advantage of by supportive educators. That's the conclusion of a major new study by 28 researchers over three years released today by the University of California at Berkley and the MacArthur Foundation. Titled "Living and Learning With New Media," the study articulates the value of social networking, text messaging and other forms of new media use better than anything we've seen yet. It's a major contribution to our understanding of the...
Casual Internet Use Is Good for Kids - Marshall Kirkpatrick
Casual Internet Use Is Good for Kids, 3 Year Study Concludes - Morton Fox
Casual Internet Use Is Good for Kids, 3 Year Study Concludes - Sarah Perez
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Sports Web Site Goes Virtual as It Gears up for Expansion — A new Web site that combines sports news, fantasy competition and social networking is relying on server and I/O virtualization to become more flexible,...
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Genealogy website MyHeritage offers low-cost DNA testsMyHeritage, the genealogy social networking website, is offering its 27 million global users a "cheek scraper" DNA test for less than £100.The site is expanding its family research features after linking up with US company FamilyTreeDNA to offer a check scraper DNA test for an additional payment that will help identify living relatives with common ancestors.Israeli-based MyHeritage's 27 million registered members, who are mostly in the English-speaking world, currently use the site to document their family trees and research missing connections or relatives. A Y-chromosome test identifies paternal descent, while a mitochondrial DNA test shows the maternal line, and both...
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Strands mobile comes to Nokia, BGR has invites It looks like Strands on the go isn’t just for iPhones anymore. We’ve covered the Strands team’s work before - you know, the guys behind MyStrands Social Player and a variety of recommendation-based services. Strands has not-so-secretly been working on a social networking showcase of its recommendation technology for a while now and not too long ago, access to its closed-beta service went mobile with the announcement of the Strands iPhone app. Strands had been known for some time as being a very Nokia-friendly company so naturally, Nokia users wondered what was up. No worries people, Strands has you...
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IT Must Learn to Bend or Business Will BreakThe current economic climate is having a devastating effect on almost every business around. In order to adapt to changing conditions and opportunities, businesses will need to use flexible, adaptable systems to survive. The days of expensive year-long implementations of behind-the-firewall software look to be behind us. Sponsor I recently attended a Forrester Briefing and listened to comments by analyst Peter Burris, a very smart guy. The company has done a host of studies showing that technology will be a growing part of how businesses compete and differentiate themselves in the future. While systems and software used to be very...
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U.S. woman posed as teen online, teased girl: attorney (Reuters)Reuters - A Missouri woman established a fake identity online to torment a vulnerable teenage girl who later committed suicide, federal prosecutors said on Wednesday in a trial that is being closely watched by the burgeoning social networking industry....
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Yahoo! Glue Launches in AmericaBack in May, Yahoo launched a new variant of search entitled “Glue,” something which  combines news, images, videos, and other content from around the Web (and other Yahoo properties) along with traditional search results that link to web pages. We just received word here at Mashable that Yahoo found the service so successful in their India test launch that they’re extending the product for inclusion in US search results off main Yahoo.com search queries. They’re starting out with a limited set of search terms, pulling content from Wikipedia entries, Flickr photos, YouTube videos, and news. It’s an interesting way to...
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Assistant Needed     Okay, my life is out of balance, and terribly unplanned at times.  I admit I’m not the busiest guy in town, not nearly so.  Part of the problem is that I’d like to be busier and still keep organized.      What I’d love for some one to take up for me is scheduling me to do things, online and off.  There are blogger’s guild meetings, Skype meetings, Campfire chats, Barcamp planning sessions, photography outings, and more.  I’d also like to reach out to local organizations, specifically non profits and churches, to get engagements set up to talk...
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Xobni Outlook plug-in gets more social, integratedXobni made its public debut earlier this year as an Outlook plug-in that let users visualize e-mail habits and make better use of their contacts. Now, it's back with an update that offers integration of social networking tools and services like Skype, Facebook, Hoovers, and more.Read More......
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KickApps Partners With the New Orleans Hornets on a Social Network NY-based KickApps has announced a new partnership with the New Orleans Hornets NBA team today. The partnership brings a new "Hornets Fanzone" social network which includes fan videos, photos, blogs, chat, a message board and groups. What I've found with the social networks that KickApps powers for most of the sports teams they are working with is that it's nearly impossible to find the actual social network on the main sports team's website. On the new Hornets deal today, it's listed in their rotating news area but I can't find it elsewhere. The Seattle Seahaws installation is also missing...
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Congratulations, Barack - Now fix your websitesChange? Start with security President elect Barack Obama's embrace of online video and social networking may have propelled him to victory, but unless he's careful, his administration could be brought down by the same sloppy security problems that have plagued MySpace, Facebook, and dozens of other Web 2.0 properties.…...
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Forrester: “Good evidence” wikis transforming collaborationForrester Research has published a new report on the state of wikis, blogs, social networking, and other new tools in the enterprise: Forrester TechRadar™ For Information & Knowledge Management Pros: Enterprise Web 2.0. Here’s what they said about wikis: One of the more promising of the Web 2.0 technologies for the enterprise, wikis show good evidence of helping transform collaboration in the enterprise. Users report success with many wiki endeavors when they’re sponsored by business leaders and connected to business processes. Here’s Forrester’s full summary of the report, which I think captures the state of wikis, blogs, forums, and social...
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Launch of the Enterprise Social Network Strategy report: what senior executives REALLY think about social networks inside the organizationToday we are releasing our next major report, which distils - through unattributed verbatim quotes - what senior executives REALLY think about social networks inside organizations. Future Exploration Network created the report for IBM, hosting a select group of top executives at a Roundtable discussion, and capturing the key talking points from the conversations. Download the Executive Insights into Enterprise Social Networking Strategy report. I usually don’t put press releases on my blog, but the one we released this morning gives a good summary of the report: For immediate release: 20 November 2008 Australian senior executives say social networking has...
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1Cast, a new media sharing service aimed at bloggers launched into private beta yesterday and is promising to be the new RedLasso. The service, like RedLasso before it, offers clips from major news outlets that can be embedded on blogs or general news sites. Unlike RedLasso however the clips are provided by legal agreements with content providers. It’s early days for 1Cast, and backing from Craig McCaw of Eagle River Ventures should help them grow, however it’s not RedLasso, at least not yet. The biggest issue with 1Cast is a lack of content bloggers would want to use. Content on...
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Build Your Connections (Investor's Business Daily)Investor's Business Daily - Whether it's Facebook, MySpace or Reunion, the social networking boom is proof that people like to stay in touch. Building and nurturing those relationships is also a cornerstone of business success....
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