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Backtype Connect Plugs in to WordPress
Backtype, known for its fast-growing comment-aggregation service, announced the availability of a new BackType Connect plugin for standalone WordPress blogs today. The plugin uses the newly-updated Connect API to integrate
Fytch: It's Not Social Browsing, It's Social Commenting
Over the past couple of years, we've seen multiple social browsing experiments launch with plans to unite online users to collaborate, chat, and connect as they visit various websites. Services
Disqus Raises $10 Million, Doubles in Size Despite Facebook Comments
Real-time commenting system Disqus came out this morning with a bunch of numbers, including "10 million" (how many dollars it just secured). The battle for commenting solutions on the Web
Disqus Adds @mentions To Bring The Users Back
If you're familiar with Twitter (or even Facebook these days), then you might recognize the new feature just released by real-time comment system Disqus: @mentions. Originally started on Twitter, the
New School Blogroll example
As per my previous post, I've updated my blogroll to include topics and conversations. I just manually updated my blogroll OPML file, but I envisage a web frontend for this
YouTube Makes Annotating Videos Easier
YouTube first introduced annotations last June, but starting today, Google's popular video sharing site is making it even easier to add text comments into your own videos. Whereas before you
YouTube Turns Five, Quietly Adds Hashtags to Comments
YouTube announced earlier today that, at just five-years-old (can you believe it?), the online video host now exceeds over two billion views a day. According to the Google-owned site, "that's
More on Topic-Sharing Community
There's already been a great response to my post last night (see the comments to previous entry). Greg suggested his aggregator Blogdigger could be included in this - I agree!
Google Solves the Fafebook Problem
Millions of people around the world don't know what a browser is, they don't know the difference between a search bar and an address bar and they sure don't follow
What Do The American People Want?
As we mentioned yesterday in our Inauguration 2009 post, the Citizen Briefing Book on the Change.gov site closed to comments from the public at 6pm ET today. According to Michael
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