Blogger’s Out, WordPress is in.

Over the years I’ve expressed my support for Blogger as a blogging platform, however Google and specifically the Blogger team have decided to stop supporting FTP. Well for me this just sucked. I had several blogs set up for me and other companies that relied on Blogger’s FTP publishing. I’ve used other blogging platforms, but [...]

TouchGraph visualized Facebook Friendships

Finally a Facebook app that is truly fun. The TouchGraph Facebook app allows you to visually weave a web of your facebook friends, based on photo information. Friends are grouped together based on shared friends links and who are tagged in pictures together. The grouping are what really surprised me the most. They grouped all [...]

Link Roll: ?? Skills, Tshirts, ?b tweets, and more

50 Skills Geek Check List I’m considered a geek by most of my friends and family that aren’t geeks themselves. I’m the one that fixes their computer or tells them how to use email, and most recently Facebook. When lists like this come out, I alway want to see how I stack up. 50 thinks [...]

Link Roll for the Week…

Fav Social Network of the Moment: Glued Glue is taking steps to become what web 3.0 is suppose to accomplish. Take all of this user submitted media and make it reavant. Glue is a Firefox plug-in, from Adaptive Blue, that adds a bar across the top of releant pages. Check out Amazon, IMDB, Last.FM, and [...]

Today's Social Media Links Round Up.

Twitter Grade of 52 According to Twitter.Grader, my relative power as a Twitter User is 52. Somehow this is derived from my update frequency, my profile, my followers, and if they have any super-human abilities. Apparently if I reach a grade of 60, I get the ability to take and understand animals. Oh and here’s [...]

Social Networking Checklist…

(Alt Title: Attention All Internet Stalkers)The social networking scene kind of crept up on me over the last 2 years. I witnessed some sites such as YouTube mature from infancy to a stable large-scale social video network; while others, such as Friendster, lost their touch with their audience and have fallen in to the black [...]