I’ve been tagged – 6 Things You Don’t Know About Me
And probably didn’t want too, but since I have a hard time saying no to Zoe here goes.
First the rulez:
Link the person who tagged you
Mention the rules on your blog
Tell about six (6) unspectacular quirks you possess
Tag six (6) following bloggers by linking them (ah…the ol’ pyramid scheme!!!)
Leave a comment on each of the tagged blogger’s [...]
digsby
digsby is an IM+E-mail+Social Networking client. So far I have not found anything that comes close to its capabilities. It handles instant messaging for MSN, Yahoo, GoogleTalk, AIM, Facebook, ICQ & Jabber. It will work with e-mail from Hotmail, Google, Yahoo & AOL/AIM as well as any POP3 or IMAP mail service. It also plugs [...]
Not approved for comments?
I have been a lifehacker reader for quite some time, but I never bothered to get involved with the community. That was until a few weeks ago when I tried to get in on a discussion about Dropbox. At this point I didn’t have Dropbox and there where people in the comments offering invites. What [...]
The Social Networking Experiment
It’s a busy time on the internet these days. Since the inception of hugely popular Twitter in 2006 we have seen an explosion in micro-blogging. There are now several micro-blogging services available and they are also integrated into the popular social networking services like Facebook. The list is getting really long http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_social_networking_websites sufficed to say [...]
1st Social networking made film?
Faintheart is billed as “The world’s first publicly generated movie.” by Jamie Kantrowitz, vice-president of marketing for MySpace. With a budget of $2.6 million the film was created with the input of MySpace subscribers. The MySpace group was asked to choose the director and the music, they also vied for small roles in the film [...]
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