Up until today, it’s been a little tedious to send large or multiple attachments with an email. You had to select each attachment individually and you never knew how long it would be before those bigger files were ready to send.
Today, we’re making some changes to the way Gmail attachments work. If you want to [...]
Search and Trends in Twitter for a fraction of folks.
Twitter Search has been growing ever more popular despite the fact that it lives on a subdomain of our site. Today, we’ve placed Search and Trends into the signed-in home pages of a limited set of accounts to get a better sense of how it works [...]
BBC News have announced that the site is soon to allow embedding of BBC content onto other sites!
Initially, only technology focused stories and video from the “World” section of the BBC News site will be made available for embedding elsewhere.
via thenextweb.com
Posted via web from James Ketchell’s posterous
Twitter is starting to test ways to put its real-time search front and center. It is just bucket-testing the change right now with a few randomly selected users, so you might not see it. But you should expect it to be rolled out to everybody eventually. The search and trend features, which [...]
Christine A. Varney, nominated by President Barack Obama to be the U.S.’s next antitrust chief, has described
Could twitter become the new king of search? It seems as each day of 2009 goes by, my use of twitter is increasing. Not only in terms of tweets, but in alternate uses for the service. Most recently its Twitter Search that’s got my attention. Although twitter does its best it seems to avoid you [...]
I am shocked to see this! Google seems to be testing part of SearchWiki, Google’s way of promoting and removing results, to be spotted in the AdWords or sponsored ads section of the Google search results. Some people are noticing the X icon, which allows searchers to delete results from Google, in the sponsored [...]
What happens when micro-blogging turns macro-psychotic? On February 11th, marketing consultant April Dunford posted an annoyed message to Twitter, the mircro-blogging site, about being condescendingly scolded by a newspaper reporter. Although she named no names, the reporter in question, David George-Cosh of the National Post, saw her ‘tweet’ and took offense in a big way. [...]
What if you could peer into the thoughts of millions of people as they were thinking those thoughts or shortly thereafter? And what if all of these thoughts were immediately available in a database that could be mined easily to tell you what people both individually and in aggregate are thinking right nowabout any [...]
I’m not going to discuss the economic meltdown and its devastating effect on technology companies and internet startups in this post, but rather something that crossed my mind earlier this morning: “Web 2.0″ seems to become more and more a void (and an avoided) term. Of course, that’s not necessarily a bad thing, but it [...]
