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AmazonCamp Toronto update – it’s on! – on November 17th. A demo Camp for AWS (Amazon Web Services) and the cloud Asteroid named after Star Trek’s Sulu – the asteroid formerly known as the 1994 GT9, located between Mars and Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for October 3rd
Appfuel Joins The Facebook Ad Party – THe latest Facebook-specific ad networks is Appfuel, a San Francisco-based start-up that has developed a way to target ads inside Facebook apps using keywords. When wikis won’t work: 5 questions to ask. – Continue reading Roundup of Linkage for September
Appfuel Joins The Facebook Ad Party « GigaOM The latest Facebook-specific ad networks is Appfuel, a San Francisco-based start-up that has developed a way to target ads inside Facebook apps using keywords. Google To Out Open Facebook On November 5 Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for September 27th
vowe dot net :: The Platform as a Service – – fp soa REST ThoughtFarmer – Facebook for the Enterprise | StartupNorth – changing enterprise work flow, knowledge sharing, and collaboration. – social_networking business Enterprise web2.0 Wiki intranet facebook fp Continue reading Weird Wonderful Web Links for September 24th
The title of the Information Week column by Alexander Wolfe is both provocative and misleading. Microsoft has patented (U.S. Patent 7,266,697) “Stealthy audio watermarking”, which Mr Wolfe suggests could lead to “Uncrackable DRM“. However even reading the patent’s abstract (“The Continue reading Uncrackable DRM is, very likely, Neither.
The Facebook juggernaut continues although not without its critics. Social Media – Five Facebook Predictions (and Why They Will Matter to Marketers) – online Search; its own internal advertising toolset; go public; move to Auto-Refresh; launch a Payment Tool SocialMedia Continue reading Facebook roundup for Sept 8th