A test of a live blogging iPhone app during Paul Chaney’s “Twitter: It’s Not Just For The Birds” presentation at the HAR Digital Media Training Camp.
The concept of the “site-less web” has become a popular topic of late. From a business standpoint, what the advocates say is that your website/blog is no longer as important as it used to be and that information no longer needs a specific source to gain wide distribution. People can and will be able to [...]
I illustrated what a hub-focused approach might look like in Part 1 and gave an example of a tool that supports that philosophy, Posterous. This is what it might look like if you were using tools that didn’t provide a way to focus attention to your hub.
In this diagram, content created by the user is [...]
I’ve tried hard to not call myself a social media marketing expert or guru or master or rock star. What I haven’t done is correct others when they have. And I haven’t done a very good job of letting people know what I really am. That’s all about to change.
Two weeks ago I made Feedly the home page for Firefox on my desktop computer. I wanted to see if it would bring some value back to the RSS feeds I had subscribed to in the past. It did.