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The numbers are not all that surprising. I believe in the 80-20 rule that seems to cut across just about everything in life. For example, in churches 20% of the people give 80% of the funds.
via Emergency Management @ 7:05 12th Mar
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Twitter engineer Alex Payne upset a flock of third-party developers recently when he boasted about new features the company plans to roll out to its website. “If you had some of the nifty site features that we Twitter employees have, you might not want to use a desktop client,” he wrote on his Twitter page.
via All Things Digital @ 7:05 12th Mar
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We recently wrote about how a lawsuit filed by three alternative publication reporters against NYC for denying them press passes to NY Police press conferences ended in a settlement with NY setting up new rules for getting press credentials. There was a fair amount of back and forth in the comments, with some still believing the lawsuit was sound, even though we had trouble with the idea that the lawsuit had any merit at all. However, it looks like that result may have inspired others as well.
via All Things Digital @ 7:05 12th Mar
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Twitter can now let the world automatically know your whereabouts as well as your thoughts and activities.
via The Independent @ 7:05 12th Mar
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To take advantage of all the features on FRANCE24.COM, please click here to download the latest version of Flash Player.
via France24 @ 7:05 12th Mar
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via Softpedia @ 7:05 12th Mar
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March 12, 2010 -- Terrys Fabrics have launched their new company blog after 18 months of the old theme. The new blog template has been designed to be far more visually appealing to visitors, particularly on the blog homepage which consists of emotive,
via AFP via Yahoo! @ 7:05 12th Mar
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via Mature Times @ 7:05 12th Mar
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Poll Results of Finance Students at University of Dayton's Rise Investment Forum to Be Available Through Twitter, Facebook
via Triangle Business Journal @ 7:05 12th Mar
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BetaWorks Gets Another $20 Million For Twitter-Friendly Startups. Building a Mountain or Digging A Hole?
via All Things Digital @ 7:03 12th Mar
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Google will begin on Thursday a public test of a Blogger layout customization tool that the company says significantly broadens publishers' ability to modify the look of their blogs.
via Australian PC World @ 2:02 12th Mar
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Poll Results of Finance Students at University of Dayton's Rise Investment Forum to Be Available Through Twitter, Facebook
via San Jose Business Journal @ 2:01 12th Mar
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Twitter can now let the world automatically know your whereabouts as well as your thoughts and activities.
via ECN @ 2:01 12th Mar
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I brought Twitter to the MSU. It was last year during Vishal Tiwari’s presidential campaign, in which I implemented Twitter into Vishal’s website so he could send updates via his BlackBerry.
via McMaster University Sil @ 2:01 12th Mar
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Poll Results of Finance Students at University of Dayton's Rise Investment Forum to Be Available Through Twitter, Facebook
via Biz Journals @ 2:01 12th Mar
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via Indian Express @ 2:01 12th Mar
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I’m not going to mince words. I love sport. I especially love AFL, cricket and football (soccer to some, “The World Game” to SBS’s lawyers). However I used to be madder about Rugby League than any other sport when I was a kid. And I was a Perth boy.
via Crikey Media @ 2:00 12th Mar
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Poll Results of Finance Students at University of Dayton's Rise Investment Forum to Be Available Through Twitter, Facebook
via Atlanta Business Chronicle @ 2:00 12th Mar
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Internet giant Google has joined a top journalists' rights group in rewarding a collective of Iranian women bloggers for their reporting on last year's post-election unrest.
via Sky News Australia @ 2:00 12th Mar
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1366333_f496SAN FRANCISCO - Twitter is finally being proactive about the large number of phishing scams that have plagued the micro-blogging service in the past year. On Wednesday, Twitter introduced its own anti-phishing service designed to protect its users from these types of attacks. The new security measures will focus on Twitter direct messages (DMs) — private tweets addressed to a specific user — and corresponding e-mail notifications. Twitter believes DMs are the primary source of Twitter-based phishing attacks, and has not yet announced any plans to extend the new service to regular Twitter messages.
via PC World Philippines @ 2:00 12th Mar
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Twitter can now let the world automatically know your whereabouts as well as your thoughts and activities.
via Orange UK @ 2:00 12th Mar
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As location-based apps proliferate, so does the need for umbrella services that can aggregate data from multiple networks. Tweetsii, which is being introduced at SXSW, is one such service that looks promising. The app exploits Twitter's location-tagged data stream to tell you who's Tweeting nearby, and it also ties in Gowalla and Foursquare data too.
via Fast Company @ 1:59 12th Mar
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Poll Results of Finance Students at University of Dayton's Rise Investment Forum to Be Available Through Twitter, Facebook
via Red Orbit @ 1:59 12th Mar
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via Media Post @ 1:59 12th Mar
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Twitter can now let the world automatically know your whereabouts as well as your thoughts and activities.
via Miami Herald @ 1:59 12th Mar
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