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4 Great Sites For Finding Popular Content

Community recommendations are becoming all the rage these days. While, Twitter and FriendFeed are popular ways to get recommendations within your personal networks and within a community, they don’t specifically cater to finding the most popular content within. Here are four great sites that give great recommendations of popular content within your own personal community [...]

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It’s OK To Ignore Social Media

Len Gutman recently write about feeling Social Media overload. While I don’t share his feelings about being overloaded, his post caused me to wonder if maybe we’re peer pressuring our readers into joining these services.      Social Media Is Not For Everyone I feel as if most of us aren’t understanding this. Social Media is [...]

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Social Media Has Not Reached Mainstream

You don’t need statistics to tell you that "our world" of social media tools like Twitter, Friendfeed, and RSS has not reached mainstream.       Survey Your Surroundings Just survey your friends or better yet, take a look at who you socialize with the most online. I’m willing to bet my next blog post that at [...]

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Life Before Twitter…

Do you remember your online life before Twitter? I honestly don’t and life before Friendfeed is slowly slipping away too. Why? Because these tools have become deeply ingrained in my everyday online life and are spilling over into my offline life at an alarming rate. It’s pretty funny to me because I was one of [...]

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Video Comments Would Be A Waste Of Time

Josh Catone has an awesomesauce post about the cons of integrating video comments into a sites commenting section and a poll asking whether or not you’d like to see it incorporated on ReadWriteWeb. I won’t rehash Catone’s posts, but he outlines some very big cons to adding video comments. TechCrunch was the first to make [...]

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