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[Tweet Channels] Twitter Tweets about facebook as of November 19, 2008: visik7: for i in range(0,1000): print "I will not update facebook through twitter". 2008-11-19 07:52:34 · Reply · View.

[Alt Search Engines] Search without the Search Engine!: How many of your friends are using Twitterâ™ or Friendfeedâ™ to discuss the upcoming concert;. What restaurants near the concert hall are top-rated by Yelp®;.

[ReadWriteWeb] Bad News for OpenID: People Still Using Same Password Everywhere ...: Not a single one of them will allow me to sign in to the EXISTING account with my EXISTING OpenID forever and forever, world without end, and forget the current username/password. My only recourse would be to establish a brand new account under the OpenID, and either re-enter or at least copy all info from the other account (and risk rejection due to existence of the other account).

[Loca Location] Social Location: Is Google Latitude the GPS Revolution’s Killer ...: Adding new contacts to Latitude is limited to entering a friend’s e-mail address manually or selecting from existing Google Mail contacts (if the user has an active Google Mail account). So there is no user directory or any possibility to see or connect to other, yet unknown users.

[Jacobs Jabs] Call for a browser-side Profile API by Thijs Jacobs: Facebook has developed a golden strategy, where it’s bound to become the de-facto standard in authentication and data exchange, allowing the user to move around the web and easily populate/use third party web applications, without the need of recreating data or having to sign up for an account. In the near future, a logical next-step would be to add payment options to the platform, that could introduce iTunes-like interaction for the user (click to buy), offering instant e-commerce options for web developers and providing new monetization opportunities for Facebook (transaction fees).

[Comments for Larvatus Prodeo] I quit Twitter today at Larvatus Prodeo: From the early days, Twitter has been recognised as a microblog for useful updates, and only people with something valuable to put down should be ‘posting’. Thus slow learner Turnbull Malcolm has learned not to waste our time telling us that he, Lucy, the kids and one of the kids’

[Ajax Blog] The New Citysearch Launches in Beta, Goes Hyper-Social With ...: Instead of highlighting Citysearch’s editorial voice, the design has been tweaked so that underneath each entry thereare now three columns representing the voice of the business owner, the Citysearch editor, and the user reviewers. Citysearch reviews have become so crucial for many restaurants and bars that they’ve also become suspect in that many businesses try to game the system.

[Yankee Group Blog] Yankee Group Blog » Blog Archive » Finding the Devil in Miss Jones: Irrespective, exchanging rich presence information across global networks requires technical brilliance. And as the telcos seek new client types, what’s the likely backlash from Facebook’s recent actions: A blanket attempt to assert ownership and distribution rights on any content and personal info you have uploaded - whether or not you are .

[Jeff & Crystal] Jeff & Crystal » Blog Archive » Widget Summit ”˜08 conference recap: Significant fragmentation in mobile app environments (OS/Mobile Platforms, VI Paradigms, Media Players/Codecs, App Frameworks, Runtime Environments)

[BBC NEWS | dot.life blog] BBC NEWS | dot.life | A blog about technology from BBC News ...: I guess by "covertly enabled" they mean Google Maps 3 has been installed and Latitude activated without the phone owners knowledge - it's pretty damn obvious when Latitude is activated as an icon representing you is displayed on the map when it's activated. When you exit google maps it asks you if you want to keep sharing your location with latitude.

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