There are some indications that Google is considering making YouTube – their popular video sharing platform – a more “free and open format” through the use of HTML5, the next generation of markup language for the web that is especially friendly for mobile application development. Here’s is more from Slashdot.com:
Category: Social Media
Mashable had an article today that featured a 5 year old (he’s 4 in some of the videos below) playing System of the Down’s “Toxicity” song. At first, I thought it was a joke because I’m familiar with that song and I know that the drummer is amazing in System of the Down. But after […]
I was posting a comment on one of my friend’s walls in Facebook, and I noticed out the corner of my eye a map with some weird colors on it. So I looked a little bit closer and saw that it was a map of the United States with heat density ring showing. And […]
Did you know that every Facebook Fan Page wall has an RSS feed that can be subscribed to, grabbed, embedded, and everything else you can do with RSS? The cool thing about a Facebook Fan Page RSS feed is that you only get that Fan Page’s updates in the feed – you don’t get all […]
There is a new update released for the Facebook iPhone App called version 3.1.1. And all I’ve read about it so far is people complaining about how the push notification isn’t working all the time, and how they can’t always comment on pictures, etc… I think that people – specifically Facebook iPhone App users – […]
Google has been getting hammered the last couple of days over their customer support for the new Nexus One phone. Complaints are piling up in forums on the web, and callers to HTC and T-Mobile are getting the run around… none of this is good for Google!
Having a Facebook Fan Page is a great way for anyone, and any business, to connect with a growing, high quality audience. Fan Pages are quite possibly the greatest representation of “permission based” marketing available.