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How Much Content is Too Much?
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8 Feb 2011As you probably know by now, AOL has purchased The Huffington Post to further bolster its growing content business. HuffPost co-founder Arianna Huffington (now Editor-in-Chief of all AOL Content) said following the announcement, that earlier this year, the company was looking to expand local sections, launch international sections, add more original videos, and additional sections [...]
Ryan Sarver Talks Developer Happiness @Chirp
In: web resources
15 Apr 2010photo by Scott Beale / Laughing Squid ”How many of you are happy?” —Ryan Sarver More than 100,000 registered applications have been built leveraging Twitter’s API, so when Ryan Sarver, director of Twitter’s platform, looks out at a packed house of developers at Chirp it’s a risky question to ask. Twitter is growing up, it’s [...]
Liveblogging: Twitter CEO Evan Williams Keynote at SXSW
In: web resources
16 Mar 2010We’re here at SXSW Interactive waiting for the keynote with Twitter CEO Evan Williams who will discuss "The Next Generation of Social Media." There has been some speculation that an announcement of Twitter’s ad platform could occur at this event, but that may or may not happen. We’ll see. Either way, I’ll be liveblogging the keynote below. [...]
Earlier today, we pondered what Google and Facebook’s move into the realm of URL shortening might mean for the leader in the space – Bit.ly. While it’s too soon to tell what the long term ambitions of Goo.gl and Fb.me might be, Bit.ly’s not taking the potential threat lying down. Tonight, the company revealed plans [...]
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If you’re a reader of Entrepreneur Magazine, look out for a short article this month outlining some of Mashable’s focus areas, including our “lists”, Twitter Guide Book and usage of social media sites. The magazine writes: Just like social media itself, Mashable.com seems to have surfaced out of nowhere: Pete Cashmore was a web technology [...]
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