Stories tagged "nowsourcing"

I had no idea that Google captured 1% of the browser market in 9 hours. But this IS a good history lesson in browsers and the difference between launches today and yesterday.

The research on viral content sharing shows that frequent users of social web technologies like Twitter, blogs, and social news and networking sites tend to share online content with more people, more often than those that do not.

A look as to why some social media sites are so addictive. Karma can make you krazy :)

When I was asked if I was “plurking yet”, I thought it had something to do with baby vomit. But no, it is once again another Web 2.0 name and once again another lifestreaming service that tries to imitate Twitter, while at the same time it tries to sh

Could Stumbleupon’s human-filtered search results be the beginning of the next evolution of search engines that could see the all-powerful Google algorithim be made redundant?

Today, I gave a social media presentation for the American Marketing Association, Louisville’s monthly seminar. There was a great backdrop at the University Club, part of the University of Louisville where attendance was in upwards of 70.

A look into some of the new features of MyBlogLog and why their community is a great place for bloggers to be. Good resource links as well, including a plugin to show MBL avatars in blog comments.

In providing a search service, Google have an obligation to ensure their service does not knowingly or willingly cause harm to us. So imagine my dismay to see malware being paraded in front of me after an innocuous and totally unrelated search…

When it comes to hearing about success in social media, we’ve all heard the mantra everyone uses: “content is king. Imagine, if you will…the content court jester.

It seems that plans are in the works for a slimmed down, condensed version of the German Wikipedia to be made into a printed encyclopedia book and it will be sold in bookstores for 20 Euros ($32). As many people have said, it’s “reverse publishing”.