My good friends Todd Defren and Shannon Whitley of PRX Builder have dreamed up a new Facebook application called Newshound. It is a bit like delicious, only it allows you to share news on your Facebook profile. The only thing I wish it could include would be a widget to add the information to my read more...
MyDeathSpace: Voyeurism Meets Social Media
People are using social networking sites to connect with others in a number of ways, but I thought this was WAY over the top. MyDeathSpace.com is an archival site, containing news articles, online obituaries, and other publicly available information. MyDeathSpace.com is a map-based site that connects you to the MySpace profiles of the deceased. It includes the story about each person and the circumstances of their death. My take: just because you read more...
New Bloggers at Auburn University
Cool Tools: SezWho Allows Comment Ratings. Say What?
Read/WriteWeb has installed a new comment rating service called SezWho. The gist of the service is that the reading community can rate the comments of other readers and that these ratings are portable and help to build the reputation of the commenter. (See SezWho FAQ). The tool basically asks if the comment was helpful to you and allows readers to sort comments by their usefulness, good comments (3+) and great comments (4+). You can see it in read more...
PowerWomen and the Power 150: Women Make up Only 13 percent of Top Bloggers
Before the ToddAnd's Power 150, the marketing and public relations set used now defunct PubSub to gauge their rank. Last year, I was perusing that list and noted that there were very few women in the top ranks of public relations and marketing bloggers. At that time I found that only 12 percent of the top 50 PR bloggers were women. Recently, I wondered if that were still the case. It turns out that only 13 percent of the Power 150 Top Marketing Blogs are women. I only included blogs that read more...
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