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The War on Terror has been unique in its coverage simply because of the presence of user-created content for the first time in a U.S. military conflict. In addition to the traditional media coverage of a military conflict, we've also been privy to first-person accounts, from the first accounts of the U.S. invasion of Iraq from bloggers like Salaam Pax's Where Is Raed? to current military personnel blogs like the Fresno Bee's Life in Iraq from Army counselor Capt. Jeffrey [...] |
Posts Tagged with ‘blog’
Blogging the War
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on May 06, 2007
Top Political Blog To Host Two Presidential Debates
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on April 23, 2007
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There was a time when politicians and blogs did not go together. The first didn’t want to stoop down to the level of the second, where nobodies (bloggers) could hit at somebodies (politicians) and where the rules were very simple: anything goes. Talking points were the way to go. Staged town hall-style meet-and-greets with audiences firmly vetted for unruly truth seekers. That’s where the candidates for public office felt they belonged. |
Virginia Tech Grieves Online
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on April 17, 2007
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I know that I speak for everyone here at Profy when I say that our thoughts are with the family and friends of the victims of yesterday's events at Virginia Tech. |
Captain Obvious Says: Big Fish Like Other Big Fish
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on March 24, 2007
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Think you’ve developed your Web 2.0 startup into a company capable of handling corporate accounts? Corporations don’t think so. |
Moguling With Oprah
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on March 20, 2007
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Echoes of Web 1.0 still haunt Web 2.0. Get rich quick with little or no effort by “Moguling”. |
Is OpenID the Future of Web 2.0 Anonymity?
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on February 26, 2007
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With the popularity of Web 2.0 comes an issue with multiple registrations for its adoptees; interactive sites require log-ins, and you'll soon find your list of log-ins requires a better memory than an elephant, as well as feel like you've given your email address to every person in the world. Stepping in to assist is the OpenID project, which allows you to create a single point of registry for any sites adopting its use, with the ability to create [...] |
Is Shelfari Amazon’s New Adoptee?
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on February 26, 2007
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Rumors are floating around that Amazon may have invested approximately $1 million in Web 2.0 site Shelfari , scooping the site from other the noses of venture capital firms who were interested. If the rumors are true, this is Amazon 's first real dip of it's monstrous toes into the social shopping area. |
XONE8 Not for the Timid
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on February 16, 2007
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Video and social networking company, Two2date Ltd. announced the official release of XONE8, a dating and social networking web site. XONE8 is a free, fun site where meeting others and expressing yourself has been simplified. This highly anticipated launch of the most advanced social networking and dating site will enable users to intuitively find, be found and connect with others. XONE8 makes it incredibly simple to access a web cam to upload and share personal video. The site also launched with [...] |
Sentinel To Introduce You To Sploggers. What For?
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on February 02, 2007
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Another interesting finding from Demo-07 is Blogwerx Sentinel - the solution for bloggers to track websites stealing their content. |
Nexo - Web 2.0 Poster Child
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on January 31, 2007
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Today, Nexo Systems, Inc. launched a beta version of a revolutionary web community. According to a press release by PRNewswire, the company is the first web community to bring ease of use, security, personalization, and communication together for users to express themselves and manage a variety of online interfaces. Nexo is one of the innovations being showcased at DEMO 07, the exclusive showcase conference for emerging technologies and companies. |





