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Amplify08 - social media done right…

Amplified08 was the most interesting social media conference I’ve attended in ages. Heck it was the most interesting damn conference I’ve attended! So what was so amazing about it? It was put together in just 6 weeks and advertised entirely on Twitter. I started to notice Twitter hash tags for #Amp08...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-28-2008
Amplifying your message with social media

I’m escaping out of the office to go to Amplified 08 in London today, partly because I’m really interested in social media and the topics that will be covered, but mainly because this whole event is a classic example of how well social media, and social networking works at bringing the correct...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-27-2008
Outlook 2007 es el lector de RSS más usado

Leyendo Denken Uber me enteré por un post de Mariano , que Outlook 2007 resultó ser el lector de RSS más usado por los lectores de TechCrunch . Entre los cuales me encuentro… lector de TechCrunch y usuario de Outlook 2007. El análisis incluye los lectores que son alrededor de 1.4 millones ...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-20-2008
Twollowing people on Twitter…

Mashable points to a little app that allows you to follow anyone who follows you on twitter. It’s called twollow will save you a bit of time with twitter admin – which you’ll lose in all the noise that following all of these extra people will generate. Neat idea though… Technorati...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-20-2008
Windows Azure: dynamic provisioning

I was going to write a series of blog posts talking about Windows Azure from an IT professional’s perspective and how it works from an infrastructure person point of view. I have a couple of posts partially completed in draft which I’ll post next week. But to start things off, at Microsoft...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-19-2008
And just where can you get the train to Nizhniy Novgorod?

I often wonder what makes a blog post interesting enough for people to read the rest of the post and realised when I saw this post the other day that it’s the catchy title and first couple of lines holds the attention. I don’t usually read the unlimited potential team blog but this post held my attention...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-17-2008
My Facebook gadget

When you attend these great conferences, it’s not only about technical content, it is also a good opportunity to meet great people with great potential. Kostas saw me accessing Facebook almost each day (in the spare time, which was quite tiny ) and suggested me to use the application he did: it’s called...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-16-2008
Some updates for our online services

Kevin pointed out that he’d found the new updated Windows Live services have been launched along with a new refreshed home page. I’d noticed the new look Hotmail the other day when I logged in, but I was really impressed about the range of things that are on offer and will be coming up over at...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-14-2008
U Rank – you decide which search results are important to you

I’m impressed by what I’ve read about U Rank so far. U Rank is a research prototype, to help us learn more about how people use such technologies and to be able to innovate in other types of social media. I tried to download the prototype – unfortunately it’s only available in the US at the...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 11-03-2008
Kirill – the interactive Xbox / video / blog drama – or is it?

I’d never heard about Kirill before – but I got a mail from my good friend (and fellow karaoke-er) Michael today telling me about it It looks a bit Killzone on Playstation with a dash of The Matrix thrown in amongst other influences – according to one of the comments I’ve read. There’s a lot of...

Posted to External News (Weblog) by Anonymous on 10-31-2008

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