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Sorta like South Park-style animation. Take any photo and make the lips move and say obnoxious shiz. Web 2.0 fun with photos. Submitted by aki - 2007-08-01 08:46:23
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Forrester technologists Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff detail the social technologies used in writing their upcoming book about...social technologies. Good stuff. Submitted by aki - 2007-08-01 06:22:46
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the reported price is only $60,000. But nonetheless, the fact that the Favorite Peeps widget just got acquired by Slide - a company keen to dominate the Facebook apps market as it faces the uncertainty of MySpace’s widget policy - shows that the frenzied activity around the Facebook platform is paying off for some developers. Submitted by aki - 2007-06-26 12:43:59
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96% of online tweens and teens connect to a social network at least once a week, according to a study and white paper being released today from Alloy Media & Marketing, a youth-oriented marketing firm. And nearly half engaged with a brand in the space in the past month. Submitted by aki - 2007-06-26 11:01:31
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YouTube has added an Active Sharing feature, to let you see who’s watching your video, and videos that other users are watching. The last six videos you watched display on your Channel page, and when someone visits one of these videos they may see your name listed in the “who’s watching” box. This history tracking feature can be turned off.
Additionally, you can rearrange the order of your favorites videos, and a module that automatically approves comments from friends but requires approval from everyone else.
Any user’s Channel can now be filtered by Most Recent, Most Viewed, and Most Discussed, and gone more lax with comments limits, meaning you only have to type in a CAPTCHA once per login session. You can also unblock users, and browse Partner channels by Most Viewed, or through an alphabetical listing. Submitted by aki - 2007-04-30 07:01:36
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IN AN APPARENT ATTEMPT TO boost ad efforts, YouTube is poised to start collecting more detailed demographic information about its users. "There's lots you can glean from looking at who's looking at what," YouTube CMO Suzie Reider reportedly said this week at an Advertising Research Foundation conference. "It's a real-time focus group that happens all day, every day," she continued, according to Advertising Age.
The report was vague about what type of data the site intends to amass, but consider that parent company Google already keeps track of user searches and ties them to specific IP addresses -- a practice that has drawn the ire of watchdog groups.
At the same time, her remarks are somewhat puzzling, given that YouTube is still struggling to figure out its ad model. If YouTube decides to stick to contextual ads -- Google's specialty -- little user data is needed, because ads would be served based on the content watched, and not the user's identity. YouTube executives also are talking about pre-roll or post-roll ads, but even if the site starts showing video ads in the near future, it would be surprising if YouTube was ready to target those ads by behavior any time soon. Submitted by aki - 2007-04-20 05:37:43
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