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Dueling social networks: Google+ and Facebook
Although I’m using Google+ I know absolutely nothing about it. And I’ve yet to find the time to really explore it. The comforting thing is knowing that no one else knows anything about it. Everything is speculation. People using it … Continue reading
Posted in Social media
Tagged circles, competition, early adopters, facebook, facebook friends, google, Google plus, guesswork, Internet, logic, Microsoft, People, reality, social network, Social networks, speculation, Technology, terminology
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Dear 2010
If you don’t mind, I would like to make a few requests of you. While I don’t wish to appear dogmatic and inflexible, and if I may be blunt, you are of absolutely no use or merit to me should … Continue reading
Posted in Burbles, Canada, People
Tagged Canada, dignity, ethics, honour, snow, social network, Social networks, Work
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Facebook grabs FriendFeed: a speculation festival
With just about everyone weighing in on the Facebook acquisition of FriendFeed, I thought I’d add to the noise and toss in my riveting insight (or lack thereof). First of all, I’ve no idea what it means. But then, no … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Social media
Tagged data, facebook, friendfeed, gmail, google, Internet, real-time, social network, social networking, Social networks, Technology, tools, twitter, writelife
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Crotch – the tactile social network
I’m working with a team developing a new social networking tool tentatively called Crotch. We expect to compete with Facebook and Twitter. Given the rapid growth of both, and the deep roots each has developed in a short time, you … Continue reading

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