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mikhail-miguel

TechCrunch Summary - Summarize any TechCrunch article with Artificial Intelligence (tec... - 0 views

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    TechCrunch Summary: Summarize any TechCrunch article with Artificial Intelligence (techcrunchsummary.com).
awqi zar

10 ways journalists can use Storify | Zombie Journalism - 10 views

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    When Storify appeared on the collective journalism screen a few weeks back at TechCrunch Disrupt, it inspired a lot of oohs, ahhs and speculation as to how it would work for journalists. There are similar curation tools out there, like KeepStream and Curated.by, though they focus primarily on collecting tweets (Correction: KeepStream also allows for Facebook integration). Storify, on the other hand, allows a user to organize various media (text, documents, video, images) and social media (Twitter, Facebook, etc.) into an orderly, linear presentation. The story pieces retain all of their original links and functionality - and the full presentations are embeddable on any site.  It has a very easy-to-use search for social media keywords and works using a drag-and-drop functionality. In other words - it's easy multimedia for even the most technologically challenged journalist.
Anton S.

TinyPaste - 0 views

shared by Anton S. on 27 Jun 08 - Cached
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    "Just like TinyURL and other URL shortening services, TinyPaste produces a short address that you can enter into microblogging and IM services with caps on message lengths. But instead of directing users to a regular webpage, a TinyPaste's URL sends its clickers to a simple page displaying the poster's message." © TechCrunch
Helen Baxter

Techcrunch » Blog Archive » Who Are the Y Combinator Companies? - 0 views

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Guest post: Symbian OS - one of the most successful failures in tech history - 6 views

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    Symbian is the biggest smartphone operating system by market share, the oldest smartphone platform still in use, used by almost every major OEM at one time or another. Yet one could be forgiven for thinking Symbian is dead and buried, with news of layoffs at Nokia, management departures at the Symbian Foundation and rough reviews of the latest flagship N8 device. How does a platform powering 9 million new devices every month have almost no credibility with developers, analysts and press alike? This is the story of one of the most successful failures in tech history.
Thieme Hennis

Content Tracking Service Tynt Scores $3.9 Million in Series A Funding - 0 views

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    cool app for websites: analyzing the copy-pasted content of your website and direct traffic back to it.
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    Cool app for websites: analyzing the copy-pasted content of your website and direct traffic back to it.
Helen Baxter

Online Photo Editing Overview - 0 views

  • The launch of Picnik a couple of days ago brought us yet another online photo editing tool. Like Fauxto, Picnik uses Flash, whereas most of the earlier editing tools all use Ajax for in-browser editing. Since all computers come with basic software that rotates, resizes and crops photos, there needs to be a compelling reason to use an online service. Uploading a photo to such a service, editing it and then downloading it back to your hard drive too high of a cost. To compensate for this, most services allow you to transfer the edited photos directly to Flickr, Webshots or other online photo services, saving users the trouble of making round trips uploading and downloading. Most of these online services also offer editing tools that go beyond simple rotation, resizing and cropping and start to creep into Photoshop territory. Here’s a few of the better ones, along with our most recent testing notes:
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How To Make Twitter Sound Like Music To Your Ears - 0 views

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    A list of fun applications for sharing music on Twitter.
Helen Baxter

ConceptShare and Thinkature: Two Approaches to Visual Collaboration - 0 views

  • Collaboration between distributed users online is widely recognized as one of the key next steps in software development. The products available for collaboration are becoming increasingly light weight, powerful and easy to use. Two companies that we’ve found entering into this market with compelling, but markedly different, products are ConceptShare and Thinkature. Both products let users create shared visual workspaces that can be marked up and chatted in. If you are a visual designer, someone planning events or otherwise looking to stop emailing or faxing visual objects back and forth - one of these two services might be just what you are looking for. Thinkature is simpler, free and available now. ConceptShare is more powerful, subscription based and due to come to market in a few weeks.
Helen Baxter

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David McCart

Top Blogs on Twitter - Huffington Post, TechCrunch, Engadget, and more - Twittorati - 0 views

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    Technorati, but for twitter
Giannis Mpeimpiii

CrunchBase, The Free Tech Company Database - 0 views

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    CrunchBase is the free database of technology companies, people, and investors that anyone can edit. Here, you can learn and edit everything about companies like YouTube, Facebook, Bebo, Twitter and Digg
Gordon Herd

Bing Maps Adds Two New Silverlight Apps For Events And Customized Directions - 0 views

  • If you go to the Silverlight version of Bing Maps, at the bottom is an application gallery which adds different features and layers to the maps. Two new Silverlight apps added today are for Events and Destination Maps. The Events app brings up nearby events and places them as pins on the map. The name of the events appear in the left-hand column, where you can scroll through them and sort by popularity or date. You can also filter by specific times (today, tomorrow, this weekend, this week, next week, or a specific date range). The app also lets you narrow the search down by categories such as music, sports, performing arts, food & dining, and fairs & festivals. The Destination Maps app creates a stylized map that is good for party invites or directions. The recipient gets a simplified map showing just the route from where they are coming from to where they are going, and the maps can be skinned with different background themes including a a European road map or a pirate treasure map (below).
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    Interesting article about Bing Maps.
mbarek Akaddar

Ning's Bubble Bursts: No More Free Networks, Cuts 40% Of Staff - 3 views

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    It has just announced that it is killing off its free product, forcing existing free networks to either make the change to premium accounts or migrate their networks elsewhere
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