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[ELSUA ~ A KM Blog Thinking Outside The Inbox by Luis Suarez] E L S U A ~ A KM Blog Thinking Outside The Inbox by Luis Suarez ...: Like I said, both Favourites and retweets are two of the features I treasure the most from Twitter and if I would want to see this tool become part of my Personal Knowledge Management tools suite I need to give it a bit more persistency as well as re-findability, and, although I can understand how some people may not be happy with me taking retweets out of Twitter, I do hope it will stick around. It would be too bad letting those retweets died a short, sudden death, just because Twitter doesn’t want to know better.

[cybersoc.com] cybersoc.com: guide to using social media (in 6500 words): To subscribe to an RSS feed, users can click on the RSS button found on a page or in their browser's address window, which should open a new page showing the address of the RSS feed to be subscribed to and, often, a pull down menu of different RSS readers so that the subscription can be made with just one click. The other way to subscribe to an RSS feed is to copy the URL of the page or feed you want to subscribe to and paste it into the "add feed"

[Daily IT Newswire] RFID's uncertain future - Page 1 - Network and Management Planning ...: In August of this year, IBM introduced WebSphere-based RFID middleware that can gather data from a wide variety of networked sensors, analyze it, and feed it into other enterprise applications that can use the data to make decisions. The sensors, the company says, have proliferated in .

[Collaborative Thinking] Collaborative Thinking: Microsoft Social Computing Overview: Microsoft believes SharePoint scales to meet as narrow or broad a view an organization has on social computing, you can use it in a very classic way - no MySite etc - keep with basic document libraries, forums, workspaces - or - you can use blogs, wikis, profiles, etc - all in one platform.

[Toluu Activity: Everyone (All)] Toluu : product-management « WordPress.com Tag Feed: Often early stage business strategy is weighted toward product development, because the success of the company depends upon getting something viable out the door.  But business strategy is too broad to be a proxy for product strategy in the long term-and can cause much confusion about what is important when it is.  Despite what pop business gurus may say, revenue is not a strategy.  Not a product strategy anyway.  On the flipside, that long list of features that didn’t make your first release is not a product strategy either. Product strategy considers your customer’s needs, competitive activity, and your own capabilities and describes those areas of emphasis that will drive the success of the product.  It is a primary filter for what should be on your roadmap.  Your product strategy should complement your other functional s

[Search Engine Roundtable] Live: Twitter Marketing Tactics: aviwilensky:  Question 3 - How are you leveraging Twitter to help you get more links and traffic to your sites/blogs? @steveplunkett says that anchor text via downstream twitter output thru intergrating them into other social media websites.

[TESL-EJ: Teaching English as a Second or Foreign Language] Twitter: First, Twemes (short for Twitter memes, see the Wikipedia page on memes) are a development that allows users to tag their tweets on a particular topic in order to aggregate them online. This is as simple as using the .

[Naymz Reputation Network Profile Feed for William Everly Jr.] Mr. William Mackey - Manager of Administration, Advanced Adhesive ...: Outside of his business career, William Mackey enjoys a widely varied assortment of pursuits and activities. He serves as a volunteer staff producer and announcer in the Classical Music Department at WWUH Radio 91.3 FM, a public alternative radio station operated by the University of Hartford.

[Collaboration and Content Strategies Blog] Collaboration and Content Strategies Blog: Microsoft Social ...: MySite: much cleaner UI, less form-like, softer blending of UI elements, typical stuff (name, presence, phone, etc), can use Business Connectivity Services to bring in HR data etc, free-form text for entry of ad-hoc information, redesign of middle section of MySite - tabs for organization, colleagues, tags, memberships etc) - supported by privacy settings.

[WordStream Keyword Management Blog] Interview with Lisa Barone of Outspoken Media | WordStream: Things like RSSCloud will mean that you're notified as soon as a post goes up. My family, especially my technically challenged father - his computer knowledge is limited to knowing what one looks like - have no idea what I do.

[Relationship Economics] Relationship Economics » Corporate Blogging Best Practices: “Build It and They’ll Come” is a Failed Strategy - You have to promote it, reference it, drive traffic and awareness to it.  Whether within the organization or external to it, “unless you toot your own horn, there is no music,” as one of my mentors likes to say.  Link your LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter profiles to your blog; drive the RSS feed to your profile on RENetworks (email me if you don’t know what this is), include a link to it in your email signature, put a link to it on your corporate bio page, use Twitterfeed to populate your Twitter account with your blog posts, create both in-bound and out-bound links to other blogs you like and respect.  Bottom line, package, market and sell it!

[Blog Engage Blog] Social Spotlight Corey Freeman from Writer Seven | Blog Engage Blog: I like the concept of your blog and what you offer Corey. Many bloggers need help sounding professional it’s nice to know you offer tips and tricks on how to successfully do this.  So Corey, tell us where you enjoy marketing your blog to get new readers and exposure?

[Scobleizer] I have 3571 tweets that show that Twitter isn't for lunch anymore: These would be a little like topic tags (using #) but would allow people to mark their impression of something (using *). By using these tags, you would be able to find links you've tweeted in the past based upon the impressions you've had of those links (see all links you've tagged as "interesting" for instance).

[Collaboration Loop] Enterprise 2.0 Blog: What many Enterprise 2.0 experts and practitioners fail to recognize are the end results they are trying to achieve.   Yes, replacing the corporate intranet with a wiki is generally a major step forward for businesses. But the promise of Enterprise 2.0 goes far beyond that, into functional areas within the organization that can also benefit from the underlying framework, strategies and tools that comprise Enterprise 2.0.  That’s where the real value lies and that’s also the trickiest part to fully understand, dissect and integrate with an enterprise-wide strategy.

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