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A2SM Podcast #29 – Exploit This, Twitter!

September 24, 2010 By 5 Comments

In this Podcast:Social Media Podcast

Twitter Exploited
See: http://www.sophos.com/blogs/gc/g/2010/09/21/twitter-onmouseover-security-flaw-widely-exploited/

Have a Personalized Twitter Background? Say Goodbye to That
See: http://blog.louisgray.com/2010/09/social-media-experts-marketers-egoists.html

Six Apart Is No More; What Will Happen to TypePad and Movable Type?
See: http://mashable.com/2010/09/21/say-media/

Flickr’s Five Billionth Photo!
See: http://mashable.com/2010/09/20/flickr-five-billion/

Facebook’s Got Your Number. The Facebook Phone
See: http://techcrunch.com/2010/09/19/facebook-is-secretly-building-a-phone/
See: Why a Facebook phone would be a disaster
http://www.internetevolution.com/author.asp?section_id=1047&doc_id=197189

Picks:
Neal: Plane Finder AR
Seth: Seesmic Web
Jody: GPS for iPhone by MotionX

Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 34:48 — 31.9MB)

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Link Post for July 30th through August 5th

August 5, 2010 By 19 Comments

This is the A2SM Link Post for July 30th through August 5th. To see more of the bookmarks we’ve found, check out our Delicious Feed.

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Link Post for July 16th through July 28th

July 28, 2010 By Leave a Comment

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Link Post for March 30th

March 30, 2010 By 1 Comment

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  • Chinese Censors Turn Up The Heat On Google – When Google shut down its Chinese search operations and moved them to Hong Kong, it placed its search results outside the so-called Great Chinese Firewall. China immediately started blocking politically sensitive search queries, just as it does for all Web content outside the firewall. That was a week ago. But reports are coming out of China today that censors are turning up the heat on Google, and “searches on any topic delivered an error message,” according to the Telegraph
  • DIY Foursquare – Introducing Double Dutch – RateItAll, a top consumer ratings site headquartered in San Francisco, recently launched its white label location-based mobile social network platform, Double Dutch (http://doubledutch.me). It received noteworthy coverage and rave reviews at SXSW in Austin. And it’s a blast to test drive.
  • CBS and the iPad, Working Towards Media Monetization – CBS has been testing HTML5 on the upcoming iPad, giving us a hint at what we can expect from media and its consumer interface on Apple’s latest family member. The iPad won’t be available for you until April 3, but pre-order sales have already soared based on the anticipation around the device. Large content distributors like CBS are hoping to take full advantage of the hype around the iPad, seeing it as another opportunity for delivering media into the hands of consumers.
  • Brightcove Looks to HTML5 on iPad as Well – Brightcove is the latest company to look to HTML5 as a workaround for Apple products. As HTML5 is the browser-based alternative to Flash, many app developers have been toying with the new option specifically for use on mobile Apple devices.
  • MapQuest Brings Free Voice Navigation to the iPhone – It’s quite inevitable, really: after Google announced free turn-by-turn GPS navigation for Android devices, followed by Nokia’s decision to offer the same on its smartphones, the price of full-featured GPS navigation apps on other platforms is hurtling towards zero.
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Link Post for March 2nd through March 3rd

March 3, 2010 By Leave a Comment

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  • Narus Develops a Scary Sleuth for Social Media – PCWorld – Narus is developing a new technology that sleuths through billions of pieces of data on social networks and Internet services and connects the dots.<br />
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    The new program, code-named Hone, is designed to give intelligence and law enforcement agencies a leg up on criminals who are now operating anonymously on the Internet.
  • Can This Rutabaga Get More Fans Than…? – ClickZ –
  • Social Media Today | Developing an Authentic Social Media Personality for Your Brand – Social media has revolutionized the way that companies are now interacting with their target market. However, in order to be a successful player in the social media field, you must be seen as a thought-leader with a personality. This is not an easy task to accomplish, since so many companies are now invading social sites every day. I believe that creating an impressionable personality through your social media communications is a huge key to good relationship building.
  • Twitter Location API to Support Places – I know what you may be thinking: Twitter location API already supports places; that’s why they call it the location API, right? Well, yes and no. Currently, it supports latitude and longitude, which tells the world where, exactly, you were located when you tweeted.
  • Apple Eyes HTC in Latest Patent Lawsuit – Ladies and gentlemen, boys and girls, gather round for the latest round of: Patent Lawsuit Theater! The players in this round are Apple and HTC. Apple is alleging that HTC infringes on 20 of its patents related to the iPhone user interface.
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