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Tim O'Reilly: Graphing Social Patterns Conference Keynote
I'm at the Graphing Social Patterns conference in San Jose again today. I'm covering the event for Read/WriteWeb and doing a few interviews for Read/WriteTalk. This morning, Tim O'Reilly gave
If You Like Moustaches on Men - You'll Love These Restaurants
Cross reference a person's Twitter friendships with their Foursquare favorites with their Hunch.com articulated "taste graph" and what do you get? Interesting personalized restaurant recommendations, for one thing. Taste-gathering startup
Early Adopters: Check Out Gist's iPhone App
Gist is a new service that tracks your contact lists from email and social networks, prioritizes them and helps you quickly view what those people have been up to across
How Game Mechanics Will Solve Global Warming
The last 10 years have been called the era of Web 2.0, a term used to describe a new type of online experience, wherein a user could be both author
Now Tied to Facebook, Color to Stick to Concept of "Elastic" Social Network [Updated]
Color, the photo-sharing social app that took the tech industry by storm when it announced $41 million in prelaunch funding shortly after SXSW in March, is almost complete with its
Google to Close Picnik & Social Graph API, Open-Source Sky Map
Google keeps on slimming down its product line to focus on what CEO Larry Page calls its "big bets." Today it offered updates on five products that will be going
Twitter Exposes Intersections in the Social Graph
Twitter is testing a new feature tonight that will provide users with a widget in the profile sidebar which displays mutual follows. According to a status posted by Twitter developer
LinkedIn Plots Your Professional Network with InMaps
LinkedIn, the career-minded social network, unveiled a new feature today that helps users to visualize and interact with their professional network. Called "InMaps", the feature provides an interactive visual representation
Web 2.0 Summit 2007: Mark Zuckerberg
I'm here at the Web 2.0 Summit 2007 in San Francisco, the third year I've been to the conference. Tim O'Reilly and John Battelle started out with an overview of
Tip: Gmail Can Be a Social Network Aggregator
So we remain split on whether to call it a "social graph," but one thing I think we can all agree on, is that many of us are suffering from
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