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Twitter: Oprah, Ashton Kutcher and CNN

Social Network Games and Twitter: MediaHunter very cleverly points out how fake the “Gosh, I’m almost as big as CNN” video from Ashton Kutcher was. The blog post outlines the time line and the “spontaneous” (read:NOT) nature of engagement from all concerned, including the company that donated just so happened to be able to donate…

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“Disastrous” interview with Mark Zuckerberg – SXSW

South by South West have never heard of embedding, so you have to clicketty click and then rush back here to see the rest 🙂….…. …. *taps foot* …… HURRY UP! :pLacy’s rsponse to the ‘disaster’As online Video Watch said: When the collective geekdom of the United States shows up in one place and spends…

Google vs Facebook

One reason why Google OpenSocial courting Microsoft et al might fail: Facebook Really is That Company Speaking of Facebook pre-IPO excitement, the following note ex-Googler, and new Facebook-er, Justin Rosenstein has been sending around is vertigo-inducing stuff: A couple of months ago, after three years as a Google product manager, I decided to leave for…

Facebook: Social Ads – Nov 6th launch

*Laurel sits and waits patiently by the mailbox for her ludite (sic) brick and airplane ticket* Article from AdAge New York: Facebook Set to Introduce Major Ad Play Social Network Could Unveil ‘SocialAds’ at NYC Event Next Month By Abbey Klaassen Published: October 23, 2007 NEW YORK (AdAge.com) — The invitation, sent to advertisers and…

Facebook Profiles portable (and Facebook jobs)

Summary: Facebook profiles accessible externally, jobs at Facebook including incredible perks.A week ago in my post Facebook Doesn’t Suck I mentioned that profile information is accessible to any developer who wants to create an application for that purpose, but that no dev had, probably because they want to keep the member in facebook. Now, Linuxworld…

Rambling on Demographics, Facebook, danah boyd in australia, gapingvoid cartoon

will try this line tonight – thanks GapingVoid! In May 2006, a PHD student had this to say about Facebook: Socioeconomic motives. People commonly cite the fact that Facebook was started at Harvard as a factor in its success – that these ivy league students proved tastemakers for the rest of the country. Sure, this…

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