Blog Comments Aren’t Dead, But Your Activities May Be Keeping Them Away
Robert Scoble made a post a while back about blog comments being dead. Well, if you look at one of my recent posts, Identi.ca Apps & Why It Could Blow Twitter Away, I have 30 comments on it thus far on SheGeeks.net. How’d my identi.ca post go over on FriendFeed? Not very well actually. I […]
Read moreWhy I’d Leave Twitter – Qik Video Response
This video was done as a response to Robert Scoble’s video about why he’s not leaving Twitter. To sum my video up, I’d leave Twitter because for the past couple of weeks the very things that makes Twitter so important and so desirable was inaccessible to me: conversations and community. Check out the video. […]
Read moreIdenti.ca Apps & Why It Could Blow Twitter Away
I’m on Identi.ca and I’m loving it. Discovered it via Marshall Kirkpatrick’s post on ReadWriteWeb (Identi.ca: May A Million Twitters Bloom). I’m also on the phone with Sarah Perez discussing what the latest verb for identi.ca will be. Yes, we’re true social media fanatics and yes every microblogging service needs a verb. You can follow […]
Read moreQik Test On My New Moto Q9c
I recently upgraded my phone to the Motorola Q9c. Why? Honestly, my aunt wanted my Motorola Q9m and I wanted to use Qik…badly. Qik is an application that allows you to livestream directly from your phone. Marshall Kirkpatrick taunted me with it on his Samsung Blackjack while I was out in Portland. So I got […]
Read moreThe Future Of Email Is Safe
Alex Iskold has an insightful article on ReadWriteWeb asking “Is Email in Danger?”. I love the way he breaks down why email may be facing competition. Overall, it’s a must read if you’re a heavy email, Twitter, or forum user. Alex goes on to ask the following: “What do you think about the future of […]
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[Guest Post] You Can Reach Me on My Mobile
This is a guest post by Amanda Gravel of Social Honeycomb. Amanda is a technology PR young adult, graduate of Boston University, and “devoted conversationalist, social media and socnet evangelist, futurologist, collector of secrets, fledgling professional and sponge.” You can read her thoughts about PR, social networks, social media, and more at Social Honeycomb. Subscribe […]
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