Post(s) tagged with "tweeted"

@stoweboyd: I confess that the newest Twitter move to block IFTTT — which is clearly not a native client — is dumb, and destructive for no gain.

September 23, 2012 at 04:27AM via http://bit.ly/UsWooQ

23 September 2012 3 Permalink
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@stoweboyd: 1 yr ago: YouTube Founders Aim To Revamp Delicious http://t.co/5bZMu0q1 AVOS plans new product to replace it? http://t.co/o5z3s8iG

September 12, 2012 at 04:45AM via http://bit.ly/RRx75A

12 September 2012 5 Permalink
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@stoweboyd: 74% of 25-34 year olds now own smartphones up from 59% in July ‘11 - Nielsen http://t.co/S3RKD3gN 58% of teens now have smartphones

September 11, 2012 at 07:04AM via http://bit.ly/RHHVyW

11 September 2012 13 Permalink
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@harrymccracken: Obligatory note of skepticism: Last year, Bezos told us that the Kindle’s Silk browser technology was gonna change everything. It didn’t.

September 06, 2012 at 12:08PM via http://bit.ly/RpY9ML

6 September 2012 6 Permalink
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@stoweboyd: You can’t get journalism if you aren’t willing to pay for it - David Berreby http://t.co/olWOhTof Crowdsourcing fact-checking won’t work.

September 06, 2012 at 06:10AM via http://bit.ly/RoQluG

6 September 2012 7 Permalink
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@stoweboyd: HootSuite Acquires Seesmic http://t.co/Vmp9kiRo after laying off 50% of the company in March, a sign of Twitter ecosystem consolidation

September 06, 2012 at 05:27AM via http://bit.ly/P35q92

6 September 2012 6 Permalink
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@stoweboyd: Two most common reasons for cellphone breakage are tripping while texting and dropping the cellphone in the toilet http://t.co/JpwgRwFb

August 30, 2012 at 05:47AM via http://bit.ly/PtYI9o

30 August 2012 4 Permalink
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@stoweboyd: The Future of Television: Social, Mobile, Over-the-top? Stowe Boyd and Gerd Leonhard http://t.co/xvXBLxqA A webinar 4 Sep 11am EST 5pm CEST

August 24, 2012 at 05:05AM via http://bit.ly/NO3Kx7

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@stoweboyd: The real reason Facebook is a dog http://t.co/VtVjOQD7 It’s not the stock price, it’s the lack of deep innovation: no dream other than weath

August 22, 2012 at 12:52PM via http://bit.ly/PDapeb

22 August 2012 14 Permalink
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@stoweboyd: other hyperlocal apps: blockboard (klout) everyblock uniiverse seeclickfix neighborland neighbortree communr rebuildyourcommunity @arjunram

July 25, 2012 at 07:21AM via http://bit.ly/PIlgFO

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