Archive for 'Social Web'
Proper Twitter Integration with Zend Framework
Twitter is all the rage these days. Every site out there has some kind of "Tweet This" link or "Follow us on Twitter" button. Some sites have even deeper integration and tweet events on your behalf. In most cases, those sites are asking you for your Twitter username and password. What? Even scarier, many people […]
Posted: May 5th, 2009 under PHP, Social Web, Zend Framework.
Tags: twitter
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NBC17 News engages audience with Twitter
In what may be a TV station's first, NBC17 is using Twitter to gather feedback from the local community in the greater Raleigh, NC area. I was fortunate enough to be included in this experiment, although I was unaware how my tweets were going to be used.
@MyNC, mync.com's twitter presence, asked about pay as you […]
Posted: March 27th, 2009 under Social Web.
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Spokeo is kind of Scaryo
Evidently 2008 is the year of the aggregators. They're everywhere. Socialthing, ping.fm, and what have you. But here's one with an immedialy obvious business model. Introducing Spokeo. An aggregator that asks you to provide your AOL, Gmail, Hotmail or Yahoo email credentials (which, in my opinion isn't the safest way to share contacts and I […]
Posted: August 5th, 2008 under Social Web, Uncategorized.
Tags: aggregator, background check, hr, social
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Comcast reads blogs, provides customer service through Twitter
More and more companies are starting to embrace the social web. Comcast discovered that communicating and following up with unsatisfied customers through third party web sites (personal blogs, Twitter, etc) can have a positive effect.
Of course, that's a Good Thing™, because as a (due to lack of alternatives, sometimes forced) customer it often seems that […]
Posted: July 26th, 2008 under Social Web.
Tags: comcast, social media, suddenoutbreakofcommonsense
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itsourtree.com - Social Network for Your Whole Family
Ever been wanting to map out your family tree in an intuitive format and work on it collaboratively with other family members? Check out itsourtree.com, which is essentially a social network site for your extended family.
So far I've found genealogy software to be quite clumsy, but Hamburg, Germany based OSN Online Social Networking GmbH has […]
Posted: April 20th, 2008 under Social Web.
Tags: ancestry, family, genealogy, history, internet, social media, web 2.0
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