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What’s All This Twittering About?
02 Sep 2008
Posted in Star Ideas
To put it quite frankly, people love to know what other people are doing. They like to know what they are working on, or what they are doing for entertainment. People enjoy being involved in other peoples' lives, even if it means just reading a quick, character update. Twitter has made the answer to "What are you doing?", ... Read more...
Friday Favorites: The Age Project & Young Me || Now Me
22 Aug 2008
Posted in Friday Favorites
How Old Do You Think I Am? ...17, I know. (Ha, ha.) Go ahead and take a stab at how old these people are; some of them are harder to guess than you'd think! If you dare, go ahead and add your own picture so people can guess your age, but please be advised you might not like the results. ... Read more...

 

Social Network Overload
13 Aug 2008
Posted in Star Ideas
With so many different social networking sites, such as: Facebook , Myspace , Twitter , 12Seconds , Digg , Flickr , hi5 , Care2 , LinkedIn , okay, let's just make this easier, here's an entire list . How are you able to make sure that you are spending enough time on each in order for it to actually ... Read more...
Create Your 12seconds of Fame
04 Aug 2008
Posted in So What Else is New?
Like I have mentioned before, the use of video is increasing daily and is starting to catch more attention than the same information reported in text. Some people may learn more from the visual, and might pick up on the information being shared more easily. Others just enjoy the video media form and how things can be presented. Another tool ... Read more...

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Week in Search News: Cuil, Knols, Yahoo! Drama Over?
28 Jul 2008
Posted in Search Whirl
A Cuil (cool) New Search Engine: A new search engine was launched today. It is called Cuil (pronounced "cool") and supposedly "Cuil searches more pages on the Web than anyone else—three times as many as Google and ten times as many as Microsoft". The 3 founders of Cuil include 2 ex-Googlers and 1 former IBM employee. The founder of Altavista ... Read more...

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