It seems to have taken a long time but now we see that the Encyclopaedia Britannica has unveiled a plan to let readers help keep the reference work up to date… The BBC reports: Under the plan, readers and contributing experts will help expand and maintain entries online. Experts will also be enrolled in a [...]
Archive for January, 2009
LinkedIn Updates
Posted by Derek on January 24th, 2009
Social Media Influence has Blogged about some LinkedIn Updates… LinkedIn has taken further strides to embed itself in the enterprise social networking space with the introduction of a plugin for IBM’s Lotus Notes application. Jason Kincaid at TechCrunch reports: “For users who spend much of their day ‘living’ in their Email client, the new plugin [...]
Twitters Massive Growth
Posted by Derek on January 22nd, 2009
It looks like it is spreading like wild fire… Twitters growth in the last 12 months has been Massive. BBC reports that “Rocketed nearly 1000% in use in the UK over the past year according to industry analysts HitWise. For the first time, the site has seen more visits than “social bookmarking” site Digg, which [...]
Jaffe – Facebook Apps New Viral Video?
Posted by Derek on January 21st, 2009
Joseph Jaffe from Jaffe’s Juice has an interesting post about the new viral video. It’s no longer just YouTube but Facebook apps are finding their place on the web. It didn’t go well for Burger King…. I’m not sure if this was an advertising tagline, created by Crispin, Porter & Bogusky for Burger King (let’s [...]
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