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Monthly Archives: June 2009
Shared Items – June 30, 2009
Shownar: reflecting online buzz around BBC programmes June 30, 2009 – BBC launches Shownar website, to highlight programmes based on blog, twitter and other online buzz. Neat algorithm. BBC Audio Map of the World June 30, 2009 – BBC Audio … Continue reading
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Shared Items – June 22, 2009
Where is Everyone? – Articles – Baekdal.com June 22, 2009 – Thomas Baekdal on history / future of media consumption, with some pretty graphs. Don’t agree with his view of the future, but food for thought and a good way … Continue reading
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Shared Items – June 18, 2009
Iran: "Netwar" June 18, 2009 – Review of the “Netwar” going on over the Iran protests, from BBC Monitoring.
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Shared Items – June 16, 2009
– Ny æra for nettmålinger June 16, 2009 – TNS Gallup to change the matrix for analyzing internet usage in Norway (link in Norwegian).
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Shared Items – June 15, 2009
BBC NEWS | World | Middle East | Internet brings events in Iran to life June 15, 2009 – BBC News roundup of links to websites, blogs, Youtube, Twitter and Facebook feeds covering the aftermath of the Iranian elections. Twittering … Continue reading
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Shared Items – June 11, 2009
Dev Blog: 2.8 Release Jazzes Themes and Widgets June 11, 2009 – WordPress 2.8 released. Custom taxonomies will be key to news websites and integration with Calais based plugins. What does that mean? Seperate tag clouds for issues, people, companies … Continue reading
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