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SNAP Summit 2.0 notes

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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 [...]

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 [...]

Connected to every medium

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 [...]

I love content

Tumblr is the best “automatic” blog I can find on the web today. It’s easier than Automattic too.

I just redirected my tumblog to ilovecontent.com. It pulls all my personal content feeds like Flickr, Twitter, del.icio.us, Facebook, last.fm, and Wordie.

For the casual blogger, look how easy it is to post on Tumblr. They separate content types [...]

Wanna Glog?

It’s getting easier and easier to blog these days.
Glogster is a flash-based blogging platform that integrates social networking and blogging. The UI is pretty easy to get the hang of, and the bright colors make it attractive to play around with.
One cool feature is that you can win an iPod and a $50 iTunes [...]

Take the New York Times quiz every day.

If you want to keep up with the world’s news while you are browsing on Facebook, try the NY Times Quiz.

It’s challenging, and only takes a few minutes. They have five multiple-choice questions that are mostly international.
I have to admit that I have another tab open searching Google News. Most of the time, my guesses [...]

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