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The Brave New World of Scarce Mobile Bandwidth [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 2]

By Michael Mace Nov 26, 2009

As I discussed yesterday, the things considered desirable by mobile carriers are going to drastically shift. Built-in WiFi is now good. For a long time many mobile operators resisted selling smartphones with WiFi built…

Reading the 9/11 Wikileaks is a Little Like Reading a Twitter Timeline

By Nov 25, 2009

It’s been a sobering morning – after a late night of plotting out the posts to cover the Thanksgiving holidays (so I can actually take a day of), I woke up late this morning…

Stacey Monk and the Twitter Kids [#tweetsgiving]

By socialnerdia Nov 25, 2009

If you’re on Twitter, you’ve probably heard of Tweetsgiving (which started yesterday!) and the Twitter Kids of Tanzania. In last night’s The Social Nerdia Show! I had an awesome conversation with Stacey Monk, founder…

The Coming Mobile Attitude Shift [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 1]

By Michael Mace Nov 25, 2009

The mobile industry is now completing a huge shift in its attitude toward mobile data. Until pretty recently, the prevailing attitude among mobile operators was that data was a disappointment. It had been hyped…

PayPal opens more APIs for a role as “wallet in the cloud”

By Robert Scoble Nov 25, 2009

PayPal is about to open new development platform APIs, and the company gave a sneak peak to those attending the recent PayPal X Innovate09 conference in San Francisco. Osama Bedier, vice president of PayPal’s…

Twitter Doesn’t Pass Along Google-juice

By Hutch Carpenter Nov 25, 2009

A regular habit I have is to blog My Ten Favorite Tweets for each week. These are my own tweets, and they mostly contain links to interesting things during the past seven days. One…

Five Ineffective Social Media Guidelines for 2010 and Beyond

By Angela Connor Nov 24, 2009

What exactly are “social media guidelines” and how should they be written? Do we need them? How do we enforce them? We’ve had this discussion a lot this year. From the firestorm that erupted…

It’s All In Your Head

By Tina Seelig Nov 24, 2009

It is all in your head; that is, the way we each see the world around us is determined by how we engage with it. This message was driven home to me in an…

Bouncing Back: Dealing with Post-Startup Depression

By Sean K. Murphy Nov 24, 2009

On Hacker News about some time back, someone posted a question on “Dealing with Post Startup Depression” that read I recently shut down my first startup ever. I am having a really tough time…

The Fact that Scoble is doing Twitter Wrong is Wrong.

By Nov 24, 2009

Why is it that whenever I’m riffing on a Robert Scoble post, the premise is so very often convoluted? Questions of semantics aside, Chris Brogan and Robert Scoble have had a slightly tongue-in-cheek feud…

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The Brave New World of Scarce Mobile Bandwidth [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 2]

Reading the 9/11 Wikileaks is a Little Like Reading a Twitter Timeline

The Coming Mobile Attitude Shift [Mobile Data Apocalypse, Pt 1]

It’s All In Your Head

Bouncing Back: Dealing with Post-Startup Depression

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