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SNAP Summit II
March 25, 2008
Commonwealth Club, SF, Calif., USA
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9:30
Effective Social Interface Design
Josh Porter; Founder, Bokardo: Social Web Design
Teaching us about del.icio.us, and digg.
10:00
PANEL: Methods of Boosting User Engagement
* MODERATOR: Dave McClure; Blogger, 500hats.com
* Rajat Paharia; CEO, Bunchball
* Siqi Chen; Co-Founder, Friends […]
Monthly Archives: March 2008
SNAP Summit 2.0 notes
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Just Skitch it
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I have been finding Skitch very useful these days.
Brian Caldwell first introduced it to me months ago, but I never thought I would want to save all my screen grabs as much as I do today. Working on the web 10 hours a day, something will catch you eye, and you don’t really have time […]
Flickr Turns Four
16
Last night, Flickr had a birthday party at 111 Minna Gallery in SOMA
Badass MC and math enthusiast, Cal Henderson, was in attendance.
Thousands of user-submitted photos were printed and posted throughout Minna.
I have never seen this many cameras in one place in my entire life.
A Flickr group allowed users to submit only one photo to be […]
Connected to every medium
15
The web allows us to keep in touch with our friends in so many ways today. When I log into Facebook, I am immediately greeted with a news feed of activity.
Users can update their status too. So whether you like it or not, you know what they are doing.
Twitter is only status:
A can also […]










Live podcasting is the new black
As I was watching Buzz Out Loud today, I felt eerily comfortable interacting with a podcast.
Maybe it’s because I was watching Leo Laporte for six hours straight yesterday.
Laporte was giving hints about his new project yesterday on air, and it sounds like he is gonna be spending a lot of time in front […]