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Recommended Reading
- Architecting A Social Web Marketing And PR Strategy
  Published: March 8, 2010
  Source: Strategy - Google Blog Search
  Your opportunity is to approach the web in a strategic manner through the development of a digital marketing/social media roadmap.
- The Database of Intentions Is Far Larger Than I Thought
  Published: March 5, 2010
  Source: John Battelle's Searchblog
  Way back in November of 2003, when I was a much younger man and the world had yet to fall head over heels in love with Google, I wrote a post called The Database of Intentions. It was an attempt to explain a on...
- Twitter Needs an OPML-like Function
  Published: March 5, 2010
  Source: chrisbrogan.com
  I’m looking over at you, Dave Winer, because you probably wrote about this years ago or something. I’m sitting here at Zemoga’s offices in Colombia. I realized that I wanted to be able to find a “Team...
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Wednesday 7:25

Useful: Online brand reputation or social media listening software – a review of 26 tools http://bit.ly/dBL9Fg

Wednesday 7:25

RT @fohoboo: http://www.theonion.com/content/video/breaking_news_some_bullshit the Onion nails it yet again via @drinksmithery

Wednesday 7:19

RT @richardbaxter: F1 fans!! http://f1calendar.com/ - add to your calendars...

Wednesday 7:08

RT @brightonargus: Hunt for Worthing "poo thief" http://bit.ly/dCETZ4 < lol

Wednesday 7:06

RT @TelegraphTech: BT boss criticises Digital Economy Bill http://bit.ly/cZ8PSX

Wednesday 7:05

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Architecting A Social Web Marketing And PR Strategy

What's in a Welsh name?

Cool Camping - Top 10 Cool Campervanning Sites

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Wednesday 2:39

RT @TobitM: People using IE6 don't deserve the internet (@freshegg) < credit the source then! http://bit.ly/9sTXl1 :)

Tuesday 8:26

RT @lyndoman: 5 iPads are now being given away! Mad March Launch of snippa.co.uk @snippalive http://bit.ly/cOAPJF

Tuesday 8:01

Architecting A Social Web Marketing And PR Strategy: Your opportunity is to approach the web in a strategic manner... http://bit.ly/9dplDE

Monday 17:35

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Great Data Visualisations

Posted on December 18th, 2009 by Tim

Check out this amazing global animation of updates made to the OpenStreetMap project, something I was unaware of until I saw this years winners of the Best Data Visualisations awards on FlowingData.com and I urge you to check out the rest of them.

http://flowingdata.com/2009/01/08/animated-map-shows-one-year-of-edits-to-openstreetmap/
OSM 2008: A Year of Edits from ItoWorld on Vimeo.

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IBM on change, intelligence, connectivity and analytics

Posted on April 14th, 2009 by Tim

And on the subject of IBM… there’s another great article on the BBC Technology website featuring an interview with Brendan Riley, CEO of IBM, and talking about intelligence, connectivity and analytics.
It is now possible to infuse intelligence into the way the world works.
The financial turmoil has reminded us that we are all now connected – [...]

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