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Lesenswerte Artikel vom 28. April 2010: * Google Doesn't Know What Its Brand Means (GOOG)"Until Google figures out what its brand means in a post search world, it won't be

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 27. April 2010: * Yammer Doubling Revenue Every Quarter, No Fear Of Salesforce "Yammer now has 70,000 corporate clients, and 800,000+ total seats (users). At least 1,000 of those

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 26. April 2010: * Steve Jobs: Apple's One Man Social Media Machine "In effect, Jobs' usually quick one-liner e-mails are providing the same results many have championed with social

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 25. April 2010: * Last.fm To Add "Play Direct" Indie Artist Program"But as with Last.fm's former full-length preview option, these plays are considered promotional and

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 23. April 2010: * Google und das Böse * One Millionsquare: Foursquare Hits The Big Number"It took Foursquare just over a year to get to a million users. By comparison, it took

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 23. April 2010: * OpenLike: All-Star Team to Challenge Facebook's Expansion "One group of high-profile New Yorkers has launched OpenLike, a "very alpha alternative to Facebook Like.""

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 22. April 2010: * FriendFeed cofounder: No plans to shut down the site "Presumably, Facebook has found a compromise that allows it to avoid aggravating FriendFeed users without having to devote serious

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 21. April 2010: * 10 Suggestions for Redesigning the Google Profile * Oh Look, UK Piracy Statistics Are Based On Nonsense Too * Deutschland weltweit Nr. 2 bei “Removal Requests” bei Google * Entwicklerkonferenz f8: Was

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 20. April 2010: * Morgen wird ACTA veröffentlicht * Why XAuth is fundamentally wrong"It's designed around a single point of failure. It relies on xauth.org continuing to host the

Lesenswerte Artikel vom 19. April 2010: * Paywall Brigade: The Newspapers That Now Charge For Online Access- "In the mid-90s, at least 45 U.S. newspapers charged for online access, though almost all of them