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If you have a Nokia n95 or similar and are interested in testing something really cool we're cooking with Seesmic (but which is not quite ready yet we need feedback), please respond to this video of Sukhjit and we will... ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 22 days ago
I really like Gary's advice in this video, if you are serious about building something, build it piece by piece, link by link, post by post, anything is better than zero. Don't think you are too big for anything. Gary... ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 52 days ago
I am trying to gather the most amazing feedback a CEO of company has ever had about what he should do. All in the open and in public. The way I did it is simple, I used Seesmic, Twitter and... ... Source: networks.feedburner.com --- 64 days ago
Gia Milinovich , one of our core community members who is a blogger and producer, introduced us recently to the X-Files team at 20th Century Fox and here is the result, our first integration ever with a brand (we customized... ... Source: twitter.com --- 45 days ago
Scobleizer: @gaberivera PR lesson: never take a swing at a guy who can Tweet. :-) (I have been dissing TechMeme on Loic Le Meur's Blog tonight). ...
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Robert come on, you are wasting your company's money, you do not need sponsor posts to get on TechMeme do you? Or is it just to lick Gabe's ass as we say in French? I mean if it's to support. ... Source: www.keremz.com --- 13 days ago
A while ago Loic Le Meur wrote the following in Twitter: “I am getting so many more comments on Friendfeed than my Blog I want them back on my Blog. @danielha is cooking this in Disqus, great news!” Blog comments... ... Source: schlomolog.blogspot.com --- 36 days ago
Ah, the slow moving beast of a large company. This is one of many reasons not to count on youtube to care about its community and its content creators. ... Find more results for Loic Le Meur Blog on RSSMicro.com |
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Scoble asks if we are in a bubble because Redux would have raised $8m. Congratulations to them. I have not found any source yet about it I may be asleep or something. I do no think we are in a... ...
I like to share my runs on Twitter and some of my friends reply often. This morning Mike Butcher said "Got any tips on getting in shape? You seem pretty good at it" so I thought I could share more... ...
Born in October 2007, released in alpha to the public only this summer, Seesmic is another social networking tool. It is unlike YouTube or podcasting in the sense that it interactive and considered by the creators and participants to be more intimate than any of twitter, facebook, or chat. With Seesmic, you can visually converse with your cyberfriends and colleagues. How is it different or the same from Webcam conversations or another new videoconferencing tool, OovOO? Well we'll have to see what it has to offer in the coming months. In the meantime, I spent about forty-five minutes with Tiil, an artist and Seesmic zealot during Podcamp Boston in July to get his enthusiastic testimonial about Seesmic. Wiki page for Seesmic: http://wiki.seesmic.com/Main_Page Tiil's website : http://www.tiil.us Tiil's hair cut : http://www.tiil.us/seesmic/hair-cut Seesmic Blog : http://seesmic.typepad.com/en/ Seemic owner's Blog : http://www.loiclemeur.com/ OOvOO : http://www.oovoo.org/ Famous Hollywood celebrities mentioned: Steven Speilberg, Harrison Ford. Famous New Media celebrities mentioned : Chris Brogan, Freida the retired art teacher who was involved in new media in the 80s. Other video messaging tools mentioned : OovOO. Famous Investors mentioned: Niklas Zennstrom and Janus Friis (who sold Skype to Ebay). Tags: seesmic · oovoo · Loic Le Meur · social networking · micro blogging · web 2.0 ...