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T-Mobile’s Twitter Blocking
If you don’t understand it, don’t allow it. That could be the thinking behind why mobile operator T-Mobile has begun blocking Twitter…
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Wireless Spending Exceeds Landlines
With more Americans ditching their landlines, 2007 is on pace to be the first year in which U.S. households spend more on cell phone services, according to industry and government officials.
MySpace, Facebook To Spread the Love.
Christmas isn't even here yet and the social networking giants Facebook and MySpace are already focusing on Valentine's Day. MySpace will introduce members to a pickup artist, while Facebookers get access Match.com's Little Black Book, both in efforts to help members' love lives.You remember in college when you had a large circle of male and female buddies and everything was awesome until two of the…
Knol Recieving A lot of Criticism
Anil Dash, blogger and Six Apart employee, argues that Google has fundamental problems with creating good editing tools because they can’t really put themselves in the mind of the end user.
Web 2.0 Could Be Bad For Business
Usability expert Jakob Nielsen warns against believing all the Web 2.0 hype when designing with the end-user in mind. While some 2.0 features can help, the majority of sites should focus on mastering the 1.0 aspects that users know and love.The problem, as Nielsen sees it, is that companies follow too much what the hot trends are, and as a result create sites that are…
New Hampshire Blog Bans Clinton Staffers
A New Hampshire based Democratic blog has banned six usernames tracked to an IP address belonging to Senator Hillary Clinton's campaign, because they did not say they were involved with the campaign.The Blue Hampshire blog traced two usernames to the Clinton campaign, along with four usernames that had registered with the blog within minutes of one another that were recommending a pro- Clinton post, according…
