Did Twitter Just Kill Off Follow Fridays?
Updated: 2010-07-31 14:16:48
Considered by many to be an ancient tradition of the twitterverse, “follow Fridays” (symbolized by the #followfriday or #ff hash tags) has been one of the primary ways at finding new friends on Twitter.
Taking a cue from its users, Twitter has created a feature that will help fans find friends with similar tastes without spamming [...]
Apple Inc. has announced its newest magical product, the Magic Trackpad – a portable trackpad with multitouch support and other interesting features. The Apple Magic Trackpad is a glass-laced multi-touch sensory piece of gadgetry that allows netbook-style navigation for your Mac Computers. The Magic Trackpad is by far, the largest multitouch trackpad manufactured by Apple [...]
With a community that’s as big as 100 million users, finding someone who shares the same interest is just like looking for a needle in a haystack! That’s just the case with Twitter. Out of 100 million users, there might be a couple thousand users who are worth following, and out of those couple thousand [...]
In their never ending quest to thwart spammers online, Automattic (the company behind WordPress.com) has announced that bloggers on custom domains can purchase private registration in order to prevent spammers, trolls and (God forbid) stalkers from contacting you with unwanted messages.
Starting today you can add the private registration upgrade when you buy a domain, or [...]
Unlike their TextPattern friends who are still waiting to embrace the iVerse, lovers of ExpressionEngine (a premium blog service for “elite bloggers”) can now blog from their iDevices thanks in part to a third party company.
We have just released iExpression for the iPhone, iPad, and iPod Touch. iExpression does not require any add-ons other than [...]
About Mission Statement History Advisory Board Staff Sponsoring Institutions Blogs Leadership 3.0 Blog OJR : The Online Journalism Review News for Digital Journalists Seminars Speakers How to Apply Training Resources Multimedia Training New Media Resources Contact OJR : The Online Journalism Review July 30, 2010 What skills do you need to succeed in your journalism career By Robert Niles No comments Archive Link A generation ago , the skills you needed as a journalist were well-defined . If you were going to work in a print newsroom , you needed to know how to report and write . If you wanted to work in photojournalism , you needed to develop still photography and photo editing skills . Videographers needed to know how to shoot and edit video . Broadcast journalists needed to develop the
Sprint has just announced that it’ll be rolling out HTC Evo 4G Android 2.2 update to all the HTC Evo 4G users out there. This certainly means HTC and Sprint are fulfilling their promise of serving the HTC Evo users with an Android 2.2 Update. The Android 2.2 Update for HTC Evo 4G brings a [...]
Non-Partner content developers uploading videos to YouTube can now provide multimedia up to 15 minutes in length. The company announced today that they have extended their 10-minute time limit effective immediately.
YouTube has announced that the extension is being given since they now have more copyright controls available for content providers, which means it is less [...]
After remaining in a dormant state for almost a year in a half, the LiveJournal team has resurrected the iPhone app previously created by CosySoftware and have adopted it as their own.
We’re pleased to announce that the new LiveJournal iPhone app is available for free in the Apple store! Be sure to download the application labeled “LiveJournal [...]
In their ever vigilant quest to protect Americans from terrorism, the US government is now requesting Congress to relieve them of the need to seek a judges permission before obtaining information from a web master.
The Obama administration is seeking to make it easier for the FBI to compel companies to turn over records of an [...]
Despite the fact that millions of iPads have been sold to consumers, very few bloggers have tailored their sites to that niche group (aside from making their blogs HTML5 friendly).
While the iPad’s large screen may make an iPad friendly layout unnecessary for most users, blogging pros may want to exercise more control over the appearance of their [...]
Guest post by Roko Nastic. Social Media Marketing offers the best tools for free Brand Recognition. Having a social media presence has two major advantages: Firstly, social media profiles can increase...
You may have noticed on the homepage of your Yelp mobile app that deals are popping up in certain markets, the move is an attempt by Yelp to copy the success of the popular Groupon program which offers local limited-time offers to users.
According to The Next Web the company is going to implement a “daily [...]
For most of us, particularly gadget lovers, portability is a blessing in disguise but portable fans aren’t new. Not to mention, they aren’t always the same either. From table-top fans to USB fans and USB desktop coolers, a variety of fans are available in the market, but we suspect you might have never come across something [...]
: About Mission Statement History Advisory Board Staff Sponsoring Institutions Blogs Leadership 3.0 Blog OJR : The Online Journalism Review News for Digital Journalists Seminars Speakers How to Apply Training Resources Multimedia Training New Media Resources Contact OJR : The Online Journalism Review July 19, 2010 From the classroom to the digital marketplace : How we got to launch By Pamela Moreland No comments Archive Link The team behind foodgal.com called my bluff . Well , maybe I wasnâ t bluffing . Maybe I am ready to become a digital media entrepreneur . Weâ ll find out on Thursday July 22, 2010 Hereâ s the back story . I took a buyout from the San Jose Mercury News in March 2008. I was the AME for Features when I left . My intent was to start my own digital media company . During
: About Mission Statement History Advisory Board Staff Sponsoring Institutions Blogs Leadership 3.0 Blog OJR : The Online Journalism Review News for Digital Journalists Seminars Speakers How to Apply Training Resources Multimedia Training New Media Resources Contact OJR : The Online Journalism Review July 2, 2010 Style point : Have you ever met a white' person or a black' person By Benjamin Davis 5 comments Archive Link I am developing the new syllabus for my fall journalism course at Rutgers and I will be re-enforcing the need for telling the truth in journalism . No longer will my students refer to a âblackâ person or a âwhiteâ person . They will have to use their creative vocabularies to come up with a different way to describe people when writing news . stories I have never met