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How Mathew Ingram Manages a News Site That Gets 5,000 Comments a Day
Mathew Ingram is the Communities Editor at the Toronto-based Globe And Mail, Canada's biggest newspaper. He's a traditionally-trained reporter, but he's got years of experience blogging and using experimental new
ContextVoice: Real Time Tracking with Big Picture Analytics
No one with any tact would ever tell you that you look fat to your face. But a sea of anonymous netizens will tell you in real-time on multiple channels.
New Netscape.com - One Year On
One year ago, the new-look netscape.com launched. What was once the leading portal in the 90's was re-born in June 2006 as a digg clone. Soon after the re-launch, there
Google Adds Place-Ranking System, Should Yelp Be Afraid?
A few months ago, Google rolled out Place Pages with the lofty vision of creating a Web page for every place in the world. In addition to a map-view of
Comment of the Day: More Sites for Finding Wonderful Things
We have 2 comment of the day prizes to give out today, and they both come from our post Ten Sites for Finding Wonderful Things. Written by Marshall Kirkpatrick, it
Meetup.com's Redesign Met With Resistance
Whenever a company makes a big change to its layout, there are likely to be some complaints. You can't make everybody happy all the time, right? Well, social organization site
Facebook Comments Nearly 5X More Valuable Than Likes
In a study released today, Edgerank discovered new insights into the value of Facebook comments and likes. Every time a post gets liked, it receives approximately 3.1 clicks. For every
Reddit to Mainstream Media: We Ain't "Small" [Infographic]
Social news and bookmark site Reddit has been working lately to battle against its stereotyping as the less-significant, red-headed stepchild to Digg. After Digg-founder Kevin Rose revealed Digg's July traffic
Big Question (Answered): "Is Google Being Anti-Competitive by Prioritizing Chrome for Google Products?"
After a Google memo telling Google developers to 'target Chrome-only' hit Reddit yesterday, the discussions taking place online have ranged from monopoly fears to meh. Internally we're rather divided ourselves.
Admin: Moving Web Hosts
Apologies for light posting over the past few days, as I had to move web hosts (not once, but twice!) at very short notice. Comments have been down and you
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