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Live: Mashable Monthly: 6:30 p.m. The blogger lounge is loaded with pizza, cupcakes, and Fiji water. Pete Cashmore's sending off party is hosted at Roe in San Francisco, and the place is filling up. I got to work quickly and made friends with the representatives from Artiklz. ...; Tags: Cupcake, Flickr, Pete Cashmore, Strands, Blogging, Web Site Development, Web Technology, Channel Management, Internet, Marketing, Andrew Mager; Blog posts 2008-09-30
Mashable Monthly debuts in San Francisco: Pete Cashmore's social media news blog is known for covering stories about the ever changing web and how to better interact with it, but it also has an offline presence. Mashable's founder likes to travel around the country and meet the folks that read his blog. This is a rare...; Tags: Blog, Social Media, Video, Pete Cashmore, Corporate Communications, Blogging, Marketing, Internet, Andrew Mager; Blog posts 2008-08-23

Who is afraid of the GGG?: Dan Farber was one of the first to cover the Giant Global Graph, here on ZDNet. A few days on, though, there's value in taking a look at how these ideas are being discussed across the blogosphere. The GGG, or Giant Global Graph....; Tags: Social Networking, Web, Graph, Tim Berners-Lee, Network, Relationship, Onus, GGG, Tim, Scepticism, WebTop, Channel Management, Semantic Web, Marketing, Internet, Paul Miller; Blog posts 2007-11-26
Why was YouTube video of iPhone SIM card hack removed?: Removed w/out explanation. Don't you hate it when that happens?Over the weekend, Pete Cashmore of Mashable.com picked up more than 550 diggs for a post featuring a YouTube video of a guy who successfully switched out the iPhone SIM card to make outgoing calls from his iPhone on the...; Tags: YouTube, Apple; Blog posts 2007-07-30
Web 2.0 ages: Poor old media?: (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction! The Rolling Stones sang it, and Rolling Stone is feeling it, from the blogosphere!Rolling Stone magazine, once a must read for all music and pop-culture nuts is going to establish a social network, via GigaOm. Initial Om Malik reaction: “If this means their...; Tags: User-Generated Content, Web 2.0, Social Web, MySpace, Marketing; Blog posts 2007-04-13

Google: Any rain on My Maps parade?: Is the latest incarnation of Google Maps the closest thing to heaven on earth, literally?Perusing Techmeme would suggest so, starting with the Official Google Blog declaration that a new My Maps feature is “Map-making: So easy a caveman could do it.” Google’s message is on Googley target and typically widely...; Tags: YouTube, Web 2.0, Video, Venture Capital, VC, User-Generated Content, Social Web, Social Software, Social Networking, Social Media, Self-Promotion, Search Advertising, Search, Google Software Applications, Google, Culture, Amateur Content, Advertising; Blog posts 2007-04-05
Vaudeville: This media showdown is getting really interesting. In no particular order, some comments about some of the players:Mike Arrington -- Why on Earth is he keeping Marshall Kirkpatrick in such a visible position. Nothing against the guy, he's a good writer and a competent reviewer, but he doesn't have a...; Tags: Nick, Marshall Kirkpatrick; Blog posts 2006-07-14
Structured blogging--what's in it for users?: Paul Kedrosky's blog has a provacative post on structured blogging and a number of comments have been posted. He doesn't think that users get enough value to invest the time to mess with adding structure to blogs:There is simply not enough benefit to the average blogger to compensate for the...; Tags: Structured Blogging; Blog posts 2005-12-16

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