Don’t know Google Sidewiki? Google released this feature just over a month ago as part of their Google Toolbar. Sidewiki allows you to add comments to any page on the web within your browser (IE and Firefox) by way of a fly-out tab and comment box. It is indexable by Google, and users can grade [...]
Entries from October 28th, 2009
Twitter Tools at webcom 09
October 27th, 2009 · 8 Comments · Business, Communication, Event, Montreal, Technology
Last week, I spoke at webcom Montreal 09 along with Shel Holtz, Sean Moffitt and a host of other great speakers. This bi-annual conference features topics aimed at decision-makers and professionals in marketing, internal and external communications and those who want to understand and master the Internet. I delivered my session, Twitter Tools for Strategic [...]
Tags: developers·IdentityCamp·Laurent Lasalle·Marketing·Montreal·Sean Moffitt·Shel Holtz·Sylvain Carle·Sylvain Grand'Maison·Twitter·Twitter Apps·WebCamp·webcom
New York Times Digital Afterlife
October 20th, 2009 · 1 Comment · Death and Digital Legacy
Yesterday The New York Times ran the interview I did about The Digital Afterlife and the need to appoint a digital executor: Internet Protocol is Jenna Wortham‘s advice column for technology. The question was: Not to be morbid, but I have a lot of private information and details stored on my computer — in various [...]
Part 2: Twitter Lists: Developers and Applications
October 16th, 2009 · 7 Comments · Business, Social Media, Technology
This is Part 2 of a 3-part 4-part series. Read Part 1: What Are Twitter Lists? Unfortunately, if you are not part of the Beta roll out, Twitter will not allow you to see the URLs of lists, even if they’ve been tagged as public. For the benefit of everyone, I will include screen shots, [...]
Tags: Application programming interface·Chrsitine Lu·Guy Kawasaki·TweetDeck·Twitter·Twitter Lists
