Footprints (25.09.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Busted! Did O2 and BT try to mug iPhone users?
Facebook’s Internal Design Manifesto
"4 Awkward Moments in Facebook "Likes""
Google’s SideWiki Shifts Power To Consumers –Away From Corporate Websites
BackType Connect Plugin for WordPress
The Top Six Reasons Companies are Still Scared of Social Media
What Work Can Your Community Do?
Variety may make website [...]

Footprints (15.09.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Essential Reading For Building Online Communities
Steering A Community
Another popular tech blog embraces paid content
iPhone users browse the net the most, look at ads the least
TechCrunch falls for Facebook prank (this is why I love the tech industry)
iPhone 3.1 killed my iPhone
@Facebook ‘borrows’ yet another @Twitter feature
How To Lose a [...]

Footprints (11.09.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

London’s bridges in war of words on Twitter
Google – Internet Stats
TweetMixx: A Better Way to Track Twitter Trends and Topics
What network stage is your community?
Top 10 Lies Newspaper Execs are Telling Themselves
So…Do You Like Facebook Lite Better Than Facebook? I Do.
Help! My Boss Wants To Be My Friend On [...]

Footprints (02.09.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

No engagement marks the digital battle lines
15 desirable features for ‘Twitter Pro’
2 Approaches To Community Planning
Best Blog Directories to Submit Your Blog to
Facebook knows too much, ACLU says in warning of quizzes
YouTube opens up more viral videos to advertising
Is RSS dead?
Twitter to Finally Cash-in on Twitter Sensation
The Dangers of [...]

Footprints (17.08.09)

What I’ve been reading on the web:

Is Twitter turning into an ‘evil’ corporation?
Share your iPhone app recommendations with Appsfire
Why Starbucks Is the Top Brand on Facebook
‘Britain defends NHS on Twitter’ – and Gordon Brown joins in too
‘Tea-mergency’ – Direct Line insurance create tea and Twitter
Sunemployment: Sun turns free classified ads into campaign
Shiny Media’s fashion blogs [...]

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