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Why Social RSS Could Be Huge

Image via Wikipedia Ian Rosenwach has a brief post RSS’s potential in which he points out how building a few social features around RSS technology could propel it into a huge micro-content social network. I don’t know if the  RSS … Continue reading

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Using Google Reader As A Twitter Search Engine

Image via CrunchBase Search.Twitter has a long way to go. It doesn’t store data long-term and it isn’t very stable. Google Reader, which relies on that relic of the Web, RSS, provides an alternative to store and search the data … Continue reading

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How to Use RSS for LinkedIn Answers

Image via CrunchBase I’m not much of a LinkedIn user, but I dip into the network every once in a while. There’s definitely a big pool of talent to connect with on LinkedIn, but the interface seems a bit claustrophobic … Continue reading

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Google Reader Gets More Social: Here’s Who to Follow

Image via CrunchBase Just days before Facebook acquired FriendFeed, I talked about why FriendFeed is (was) an important tool. Either I was completely wrong or prescient – you decide. FriendFeed.com’s future may be in question – but the social mode … Continue reading

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Elements of Hospital Blogging…Some of the

Image via Wikipedia My post on Blog ROI generated some excellent questions about how to face the specific challenges of hospital blogging. There’s a lot of unchartered territory, and I doubt that any one person or group has all the … Continue reading

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