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Posterous Overtakes FriendFeed, Set to Overtake Delicious.

Image via CrunchBase Posterous has been gaining a lot of attention lately. Most people see it as a great way to fill that gap between a tweet and a blog. Some people see it as a next generation content management systems for the Web. Other people see it as a lifestream. Whatever you want to [...]

Diigo v4 is the Best Social Bookmarking Tool Ever!

Image via CrunchBase To me social bookmarking is one of those basic tools anyone who works on the Web has to be using. If you took my social media basic training course you should now be signed up for Diigo. They just released the newest version of their services with some exciting updates. You can [...]

Expanding Posterous as a Workflow Tool

I’ve been using Posterous for a while. Mostly as an experiment to mashup Google Alerts with Zemanta and post via Gmail. As I’ve used it I’ve refined my process from just a pure Zemanta overlay on top of the Google Alerts to adding commentary and deleting non-interesting alerts. But as Posterous continues to expand what [...]

Diigo Demo Video: Posting to Twitter

If I had a quarter every time someone asked me “How do you get any work done when you’re on Twitter all day?” I’d probably be able to buy myself a few soda’s a week. Anyway, it happens enough I thought I’d try to answer that question. The problem is that a blog post only [...]

Bookmarking tool Diigo makes blogging easier

Image via CrunchBase I’ve been using Diigo for years now. I personally think it’s one of those services that has never received the traction it deserved. While Diigo is an amazing research and collaboration tool, it’s work stream features make it invaluable to me. In fact there are so many things Diigo does I think [...]

An Open Letter to Web Startups: Please Take My Money

It was just announced that comment tracking service Co.mments will be shutting their doors. We are going to be seeing a lot of startups running out of cash in 2009. A space like comment tracking can only handle so many entrants, especially when none of them have a viable business model yet. Over the last [...]

My Feed Addiction

Image via CrunchBase Steve, over at Micro Persuasion shares some tips on how he manages all of his feeds with Google Reader.  If you’re not using Google Reader, I highly recommend it.  You get cool stats like this: From your 119 subscriptions, over the last 30 days you read 1,195 items, starred 33 items, and [...]

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