Like most of the rest of the world, I’ve been really interested in the US election this year. It’s been the most anticipated and tightly fought battles in my lifetime and I think it’s very cool to be an adult with so many American friends and family living in America at this time.
But the [...]
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The first web powered US election
If it ain’t broke…
I received a notice some time ago to try the new Facebook. I tried it for a day, didn’t like it and kept on using the old version. I spoke to some other friends and no one is really digging the new design. Are you using it?
Seeing the notice “the new Facebook, [...]
Comments and conversations
I blog on my own site and – with Facebook’s notes import feature – my notes get reprinted on Facebook. This works well in some ways as (assumption) most of the people who read me on Facebook don’t use RSS so when they login to Facebook they see that I’ve written a new note. [...]
What’s your web footprint
I found it really interesting to see that Union Square Ventures was recruiting their new analyst through their blog. Fred and his crew really get it. I really like the evaluation methodology – candidates were asked to send a link showing their web profile.
Personally, I think the best way to tell if someone [...]
How about a facebook wreak-on?
A lot has been made about the (semi) new Facebook beacon. MoveOn and others are up in arms talking about the lack of privacy. There’s even a Facebook group against the beacon. I can see the value of the beacon and why Facebook are doing it. Although I’m not completely enraged by the [...]
Facebook opens the door (a crack)
One thing that annoys me about using facebook is that I have to go into facebook to use it. I hate the fact that you get emailed when someone sends you a message, and the message isn’t shown in the email. I hate that the site makes you login to see what peeps are doing [...]
My life, friends and facebook in some simple numbers
I’m becoming a bit of a spreadsheet nerd. Whenever I have the opportunity to look at some numbers and do a bit of crunching I get a bit nervous with anticipation – nerdy, I know! Sometimes I won’t really need a spreadsheet but just love working and seeing the numbers work. When I was looking [...]
Vertical social networks
I read a posting on mashable for chess.com a few weeks ago, and I can’t shake the thought that vertical social networks are a waste of time.
I know that some vertical social networks are turning a profit and closing vc rounds and getting a lot of pub (like Dogster and Catster getting a $1Million), but [...]
How mature is social networking?
Mashable had a post outlining LinkedIn’s plan to introduce APIs on its “business networking platform” in reaction to the growth of facebook and its application popularity. This really got me thinking about how mature social networking is today?
If we consider social networking an industry, then we would assume that it goes through the normal [...]