Footprints (04.06.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Twitter as a public service
Keeping social media sustainable
Google may take BBC’s iPlayer global
JavaScript Links Now Passing PageRank & Anchor Text
Why Twitter may never sell
5 ways affiliate traffic can leak
Google empowers local businesses
Council freezes Twitter account after insult gaffe
Lithium Acquires Community Moderation Know-how from Keibi Technologies
Divorce: ondivorce for friendly community [...]

Footprints (26.05.09)

Here’s all the interesting stuff I’ve been reading on the web over the last few days:

How to get your website listed in Google News
RoutanBabymaker3000
A Great Example Of Game Mechanics In Online Communities
Recruiting Helpers
Not all interaction is created socially
YouTube Yanks Thousands of Porn Videos
A seller’s guide to sex online
Where SEO meets social media
Energising word of mouth [...]

Footprints (30.04.09)

Here’s all the interesting stuff I’ve been reading on the web today:

People are fed up of joining brand pages on Facebook
40 Ways To Make Money From Your Online Community
When online research communities don’t live up to their promise
Why Twitter is a Ponzi Scheme
10 linkbait strategies to build links and drive traffic
Ten inexpensive tips to improve [...]

Footprints (28.04.09)

Here’s all the interesting stuff I’ve been reading on the web over the last few days:

Are magazines doomed, too?
Snow: ‘Beauty of the internet is that it’s free’
Amazon acquires company behind Stanza e-book reader
BBC News/Flickr: The week in newspaper billboards
Wordle: Rupert Murdoch’s optimism for print future
Financial Times asks readers to write the leader column
ScenicOrNot
Facebook to open [...]

Footprints (21.04.09)

Here’s all the interesting stuff I’ve been reading on the web over the last few days:

Photos :: HaveYouSeenThisGuy.com
What Susan Boyle teaches us about social media
When Should You Quit?
Turns out it’s Google’s fault, after all
SocialYell Lets Users Raise Their Voices About The Good Companies Out There
AudioBoo
Do you have the right balance of online/onlife communications?
Ethan Zuckerman on [...]

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