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Foursquare Goes to College

By On December 7, 2009 · 47 Comments

100 cities strong since their last roll out, Foursquare seems to be gaining some traction across the country. Everyone is making their predictions about whether Foursquare is the next Twitter [including me].

I have been using Foursquare for months now in other cities. [...]

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Do Backchannels Know No Boundaries?

By On September 28, 2009 · 6 Comments

Allie Sullivan (@ashevilleallie) is an online marketing and advertising specialist, formerly from the non-profit industry. She is a do-gooder, connector, and trying to make a difference in the world.

The Ugly Was Brought!

On Friday I was very excited to attend New Media Atlanta. Thursday evening I [...]

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Google Sidewiki Mailed Me Poetry

By On September 24, 2009 · 6 Comments

Google Sidewiki launched today. And they sent me a little poetry that fits pretty nicely with the goal of the project.

What do you think?
Music: Coal War – Joshua James http://wxpn.blogspot.com/2009/09/my-morning-download-92409-joshua-james.html

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How I Filter The Noise, Wayne Sutton

By On July 21, 2009 · 13 Comments

Wayne Sutton is an entrepreneur, strategist, and producer who blogs at SocialWayne.com. He is also co-founder of OurHashtag, a community and technology event company.

Some describe noise as irrelevant content in reference to a subject matter when looking at data in a particular channel. Noise can be spam. Noise can be [...]

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How I Filter The Noise, Hermione Way

By On July 18, 2009 · 3 Comments

Hermione Way (@HermioneWay) is an entrepreneur and journalist, She is founder of newspepper.com and techfluff.tv and was named as on of The Spectator’s Stars of Tomorrow.

Netvibes

Every morning the first thing I do is open my Netvibes account. This pulls all the stories from my favorite news sites [...]

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