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And more than echoes talk along the walls [Crunchmemeosphere]inquisitr.com » The Inquisitr - 24 hours ago There’s an interesting debate brewing around what Robert Scoble describes as the passionates vs the non passionates, or alternatively described as the first adopter/ Crunchmemeosphere vs the rest of the world. Loren … Also tagged: tech, robert scoble, gnomedex, crunchmeme, first adopters |
zdnet.com » Software News items, Blog posts | ZDNet - Aug 27, 2008
They just keep coming, one negative headline after another after another. At least that's how it must feel today over at Apple. In the last 24 hours or so, there have been at least four separate events that have put …
Also tagged: internet, software, consumer electronics, 3g, operating systems, personal technology, apple iphone, apple mac os x, apple inc, cellular phones, service management, apple mac os, sam diaz
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Why the Embargo Process Is Broken and Why We Still Need Itlouisgray.com » louisgray.com - Aug 20, 2008 In the world of public relations, press management and blogging, an embargo sets a date and time by which a story can be written. Often, the embargo date and time coincides with a press release from the company, a Web … |
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New Sport: Comparing New Sports Sites to Other Web 2.0 Sitesseanpercival.com » Sean Percival's Blog - Aug 17, 2008 Thanks to this Techmeme thread I’m just confused. Is it like Facebook or Netvibes? I’m really hoping see one more thread extension here comparing SportsFanLive to Twitter. This post has been brought to you by the … Also tagged: facebook, netvibes, sportsfanlive |
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Digg Sucks at Finding Breaking Newssitepoint.com » SitePoint Blogs - Aug 14, 2008 It may be a bit ironic for me to complain about Digg’s inability to break news, because that’s hardly breaking news itself — Digg hasn’t been very good at timely reporting in a long while. But this morning, while … Also tagged: news, breaking, digg, twitter, news and 38 trends |
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Learn from Quintura: use corporate blogging to get on Techmemethenextweb.org » The Next Web - Aug 11, 2008 Every Web 2.0 entrepreneur knows press releases are an outdated phenomenon. It’s something from a different era, when print media were more important than digital media. Nowadays, entrepreneurs blog to get their … Also tagged: business, corporate blogging, how to, roi, russia, techcrunch, quintura, yakov sadchikov |
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Techmeme fails the tech community againduncanriley.com » duncanriley.com - Aug 2, 2008 I don’t know why I still care. I guess that some small part of me still believes that perhaps Gabe is interested in impartial news and tracking the big stories as opposed to just TechCrunch. However tonight (my time) … |
irwebreport.com » Investor Relations Blog - Aug 1, 2008
BIZARRE is the only way to describe the screenshot below of Google Finance’s homepage this morning — the day after the search giant reported earnings that missed analyst forecasts and sent its shares tumbling more than …
Also tagged: business, technology, google, goog, google news, wall street journal, merrill lynch, stocks, bizarre story, investor relations news, analyst forecasts
mathewingram.com » mathewingram.com/work - Jul 30, 2008
This one is a real can of worms in more ways than one, but I can’t help myself. I recently came across (as many other people have, judging by my FriendFeed and Google Reader shared items) a piece by Duncan Riley at his …
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Life after Techmemeinquisitr.com » The Inquisitr - Jul 29, 2008 Today marks exactly one month since I’ve managed to have a post I’ve written turn into a headline on Techmeme. In the preceding month, the site had 14 headlines, 11 of which I wrote. Since June 29, The Inquisitr has … Also tagged: tech |