Google and Jaiku. Big Deal?
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Sebastian
So, today, Google acquired Jaiku. I agree with Scoble that this won’t impact twitter in the way everybody thinks today. Rather, it points to the mega-stream Google needs to compete with Facebook. Robert said earlier, “keep your eyes open November 5th”. I will, but am curious to see if Google and Jaiku can make it […]
Password-protected feeds in Google Reader
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Sebastian
Well, maybe I was living under a rock, but it took Steve Rubel‘s recent post on turning Gmail into a social network hub to find out how to work password-protected feeds in Google Reader. I tried to put my Twitter/replies feed into Feedburner and voila, the system told me how to work a protected feed. […]
Social Web Breakfast: Zielgruppen ja oder nein
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Sebastian
Letzten Freitag war ich in Hamburg auf dem Social Web Breakfast im East Hotel. Klaus Eck und Kongress Media hatten eingeladen, Mark Pohlmann hielt einen “10-minütigen” Einführungsvortrag über “Dialog/Kommunikation mit Mavens”. Im Folgenden ergab sich eine interessante Diskussion über Zielgruppen/Wertegemeinschaften. Eine These aus dem Publikum war, dass ein Maven für die Kommunikation mit BMW M-Klasse […]
A new season begins: 3 ways to watch the NHL online
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Sebastian
The first couple of games are played, time to find out where I (living in Europe) have access to (live) footage. 1. The Web 2.0 way is Joost. Available there are Classic Games, quite a number of games from the 2007 playoffs, and a channel called Versus. Versus is a channel that supposedly will cover […]
Life with a child
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Sebastian
So, where is my sponsor you wonder? Well, it turns out that life isn’t all that plannable with a toddler or, more to the point, the kid is way more important to me than finding a sponsor (you may have noticed also, that post-ratio has gone down in the last 8 weeks). Ergo, I have […]