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  • What's the Buzz on Google Buzz?

    Google never rests, does it? Yesterday it unveiled Google Buzz , their social media clearinghouse app, which is currently offered only to Gmail users. Google Buzz ties in all the major social media points, and for mobile users, it allows for geographic location data as well. The utilities include: Links...
    Posted to Amp This! by SteveS on 11 Feb 2010
    Filed under: semantic web, social media, Google

  • Google's Social Search... What Can My Friends Tell Me?

    I did a Google image search yesterday and was surprised to find a collection of photos from friends at the top of the results. It was pretty darned cool, but I have to admit that I was startled by this. Maybe I'm the last guy to know about it, but Google started rolling out bits of Social Search...
    Posted to Amp This! by SteveS on 29 Jan 2010
    Filed under: social media, Google, search

  • The Advertisers Are All A'Twitter...

    Well, it happens to every online outlet... if people are coming to it, advertisers are quick on its heels. No shock here, right? Twitter recently expanded its Terms of Service to include verbiage on possible advertising modalities soon to appear on Twitter. The public should have expected this, but how...
    Posted to Amp This! by SteveS on 29 Oct 2009
    Filed under: twitter, social media, advertising

  • The Social Scrapheap

    So I read today that MySpace is "worth almost nothing", financially speaking (at least according to the MSN Money article "Is MySpace worth almost nothing?" ). I find this to be amazing, especially as Mr. Rupert Murdoch ponied up 580 million bucks for it a couple years back. How can...
    Posted to Amp This! by SteveS on 15 Oct 2009
    Filed under: facebook, social media, semantic

  • Social Networking and Blog Sites Capture More Internet Time and Advertising

    According to Nielsen, Americans have nearly tripled the amount of time they spend at social networking and blog sites such as Facebook and MySpace in the past 12 months. In August 2009, 17 percent of all time spent on the Internet was at social networking sites, up from 6 percent in August 2008. These...
    Posted to Visionary Forum by AngelaLawson on 28 Sep 2009
    Filed under: news, semantic web, advertising, social media

  • Facebook + Friendfeed

    Now that Facebook has purchased Friendfeed, where does that leave us? Is this a clear sign to Twitter that Facebook is growing and engorging on it's space? Will this add more clutter to our feeds or by combining worlds will there be more clarity? What are your thoughts?
    Posted to Open Cafe by DaveW on 13 Aug 2009
    Filed under: friendfeed, facebook, social media
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