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eSocialWeb Wants You to Share Sites and Services With Friends – louisgray.com
Social rating and review site concetrating purely on web applications and web sites could be a good idea – certainly application reviews are useful, but are websites implicitly covered in just about every review site? Where else do Digg, Reddit, Yahoo Buzz etc send traffic?
MySpace Is In Real Trouble If These Page View Declines Don’t Reverse
I’d put a lot of the problems down to long periods with inoovation, and particularly usability improvements. When you’re at the top, you need to keep going, not sit back, especially in such a emerging market and technology
Not sure if this is a bad thing, in that it’s distorting public information – or at least people will find something they might be interested in. To be honest, I’d rather they focus on solving the problems, rather than marketing at the moment
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Good.ly: Shorten Your URLs for Good
Shorten your urls and send 55% of any referral fees you earn from affiliates go to charity.
Better than nothing – if you’re not looking to finance yourself or a business.
Samsung perches Twitter on your TV – mirror.co.uk
This will appeal to anyone who has taken part in a Twitter backchannel during a live event on TV – for instance #Eurovision. No more sitting with a warm laptop on your knees or trying to watch your mobile at the same time as the TV.
Not sure if it’s really a selling point to justify a new TV though
Twitter to Sell Tools, Not Advertising | Twitterrati
Interesting that they’re not selling ads simply because they don’t have the staff – surely selling analytics features to mainstream businesses generally also requires a sales pitch? Or are there really enough businesses experimenting with statistics and analysis accounts to drive the revenue they need?
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