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Facebook’s All-Hands Meeting: Just Like Amy Winehouse at Rehab

By Anthony Farrior May 18, 2010

My “moral weather-vane” for technology Jason Calacanis has set his cross-hairs on Facebook and their privacy issues. As a user of Facebook, I worry that giving us too many choices as to privacy is…

Daisy Whitney’s New Media Minute

By Daisy Whitney May 18, 2010

Networks and media companies are inking deals left and right for location-based services like MyTown, FourSquare and GoWalla. Travel Channel has already found early success with its MyTown application to the tune of 17…

Why You Should Follow E3 this Year

By Ramine Darabiha May 18, 2010

It’s that time of the year again. E3, the largest conference of the gaming industry, is just a month away. This year will be special: it’s been 5 years that the “next generation” consoles…

Your Incarceration will Be Twitter-ized

By Art Lindsey III May 17, 2010

“President Hugo Chavez urged supporters to use Twitter to blow the whistle on currency speculators on Sunday and announced that police raids on illegal traders would continue as Venezuela’s government tries to defend the…

TheSocialWeb.tv Episode 44: Making Sense of Recent News

By Art Lindsey III May 17, 2010

John McCrea, Chris Messina, and Joseph Smarr try to make sense of recent developments from Chirp and F8 and the remarkable industry convergence around OAuth.

The Evolving Role of Community and Social Media Managers

By Maria Ogneva May 17, 2010

Community management is not new. People have been managing communities since communities and user groups were first created. Someone has always had to make sure that the community or user group is humming along…

Diaspora is not the Answer to the Open Web, but that’s OK

By chrissaad May 17, 2010

For whatever reason, a new project called Diaspora is getting a lot of attention at the moment. They are four young guys who have managed to crowd source $100k+ to build an open, privacy…

Foursquare Check-in Etiquette

By Hutch Carpenter May 17, 2010

Anyone remember the early complaints about Twitter? That people were posting updates about what they’re eating for lunch? Robert Scoble noted this phenomenon in a blog post from last September about Twitter’s rise: It…

Analysis: Enterprise Wars – SAP Buys Sybase – Good Move For SAP

By John Furrier May 14, 2010

SAP’s $5.8B acquisition of Sybase is being touted by many in the news media as a desperate act by a firm in trouble who overpaid for a legacy asset. Here at SiliconAngle we’ve been…

EMC World Cubed: 30 minutes of video on Converged Networking

By Stuart Miniman May 14, 2010

[excerpt from EMC World Cubed – Here’s all the Video] I’ve returned (but not recovered) from EMC World. Did you watch the live video from SiliconANGLE? The over 5600 Tweets on #emcworld? Well, just in…

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