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TwitAlbums: Private, Collaborative Content Sharing Via Twitter
Have you ever wanted to share a set of memories with some of your Twitter friends, keeping the content private while still allowing for collaboration between certain folks? It's not
Socialmedian Now More Twitter-esque With "Replize"
Today, socialmedian, the social news web site which we've described as a "less noisy FriendFeed" launched a new set of features called "Replize." Now socialmedian users can track conversations on
Do Facebook Users Care About Commenting On Mini-Feeds?
Recently, Facebook changed its layout involving the commenting functionality on Mini-Feed items. Before, you had to click on the plus sign ("+") to add a comment, but now the word
Google Plus Now Lets You Lock Posts Before Sharing
Google Plus has enabled locking and closing of comments on posts before sharing. Users can now decide not to allow commenting or resharing before clicking 'Share,' instead of rushing to
Big Question (Answered): "Does the Gmail/Wikileaks Issue Make You Worry About the Privacy of Your Email?"
We reported yesterday that Google released private data belonging to Jacob Appelbaum, a Wikileaks volunteer, upon request from the U.S. Government. Both his list of contacts and his IP address
Big Question (Answered): "Is There a Drought of Big Ideas on the Internet/Tech Blogosphere?"
This week's Motorola news seemed to create a great deal of stories, but very few were significantly deep. Richard wondered why Tech Media was so obsessed with Deals & Rumors.
Salmon Protocol for Distributed, Real-Time Content Expands with Open-Source Project
The Internet is a mess these days. Conversations are distributed and fragmented; a blog post's comments will almost surely appear on a number of sites other than the author's blog.
New Google News Feature Feels "Web 1.0"
Google announced a new feature today for their Google News web site that allows people involved in news stories to post dissenting (or concurring) view points next to published news
Oh FriendFeed, What You Really Need is Accountability
Last month, we posed the question "are trolls ruining social media?" - a topic that seems to have reared its ugly head once again over the weekend, this time with
Lijit Acquires Comment Search Engine BigSwerve
Personal search engine provider Lijit, which raised $3.3 million last July, will announced tomorrow that they have acquired BigSwerve for an undisclosed sum. BigSwerve, which was formed in 2006, has
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