Aug 31
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getting news about Gustav earlier than on TV

It is amazing how to get latest information about worldwide news. The mixture of ning and twitter made it possible to get recent news on Gustav (gustav08.ning.com). I read on Twitter, that Gustav is now a category 5 storm before i saw it in TV. Maybe in some months we Twitter feeds as headlines at [...]

Author: Thomas
Aug 28
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music is good for business – the new twitter song

Congratulations to this new Twitter song: just found at Ben Walkers ihatemorning Blog; cannot really agree with his domain name, i love mornings; but the song is great. Good social advertisement.

Author: Thomas
Aug 23
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Using MSISDN as OpenId

There started an interesting discussion on user experience with OpenId. Chris Saad suggested on his blog: “using email as OpenID” (published 22 Aug 2008). That’s a really good idea. All non-tech people must be confused to enter a URL as identifier on login screens and everybody knows his email-address quite well and use it very [...]

Author: Thomas
Aug 09
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Tape Delay by NBC Faces End Run by Online Fans

The US NBC’s decision to delay broadcasting the olympic opening ceremonies by 12 hours sent people to their computers by finding videos or TV broadcasting on foreign broadcasters’ Web sites or on Youtube. NBC’s visitors could not see live pictures from Peking. More than hundreds of clips were uploaded to YouTube. As the newspager “New [...]

Author: flickr
Aug 09
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Obama Supporters Prefer Firefox

Obama Supporters Prefer Firefox: We’ve had about 500,000 visitors over the past 3 months, of which 61% use Firefox, 23% use IE, and 11% use Safari. Opera and some browsers I haven’t heard about before make up the rest of the traffic. This is a trend, we can see in Germany for years: the tremendous [...]

Author: Thomas
Aug 07
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Do we need new concepts to Firefox?

Mozilla Labs this week took steps to open up its idea factory to wider outside input, asking for community help to develop the next big ideas that might power future browsers. Like any good research lab, the goal is not an immediate product but a set of innovative ideas that can be played with and [...]

Author: Thomas