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LocalPeople an Interesting Hybrid Local Concept
London-based social directory TrustedPlaces has teamed up with Associated Northcliffe Digital (owned by newspaper and classifieds publisher Daily Mail) to create LocalPeople. The site is an interestin… more →
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LocalPeople an Interesting Hybrid Local Concept
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Greg Sterling wrote 2 days ago: London-based social directory TrustedPlaces has teamed up with Associated Northcliffe Digital (owned … more →
Twitter vs. FB: Which Is More Effective for Local?
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Greg Sterling wrote 2 days ago: I just spoke in some detail with Dylan Fuller who is behind the “Cheers to Social Media” … more →
Yelp Adds Sharing on Facebook and Twitter
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Greg Sterling wrote 2 days ago: Yelp is adding a capability that allows users to easily and automatically share their reviews on Fac … more →
Web 'to go' - Blogging on the Train
Rob Brown wrote 2 days ago: I am writing this blog post from the discomfort of a hot train carriage en route from Grantham to Ma … more →
Why We Love Oyster.com
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Troy wrote 3 days ago: Oyster V. TripAdvisor, a battle to the death. Tip of the hat to @davitydave for letting a lot of us … more →
Social Media and Local Events
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Greg Sterling wrote 3 days ago: Dylan Fuller has an excellent case study reflecting how he and a colleague successfully used social … more →
Have you tried blerping yet?
kerryn27 wrote 3 days ago: Media Update has recently subscribed to Blerp – a social networking website that allows you to start … more →
some thoughts on user-generated content and the arts..
culturalbranding wrote 3 days ago: Technology and the rise of user-generated content will radically change the traditional model of art … more →
it's the ugc, stupid...
deapthought wrote 3 days ago: or is it? one of the things that continues to baffle others about burrp.com is how we’ve been … more →
The Amazing & Incredibly Addicting IMDb
gfsnell3 wrote 4 days ago: In high school and through summers in college, two of my best friends managed the local movie house. … more →
More on Twitter and Local Eateries
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Greg Sterling wrote 4 days ago: The beauty of Twitter is its simplicity. At the EconSM conference in San Francisco a couple months a … more →
Merchant Cir. Goes Live with Coupons on Twitter
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Greg Sterling wrote 5 days ago: They’re not the first but this may prove to be a significant move for MerchantCircle: distribu … more →
How much does this brand impression "YouTube" mean to Google?
martiniak wrote 5 days ago: One type of question I hear a lot is something like “What is YouTube worth to Google?” Since I’m in … more →
Got Ideas? Tech Companies Crowdsource Creativity With Contests
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Jennifer Martinez wrote 5 days ago: [qi:115] As the economic downturn has hammered companies’ advertising budgets, many businesses … more →
Top Irish Websites - Summer 2009
Brendan wrote 6 days ago: It is always interesting to see how Internet usage in Ireland changes over time. The latest update f … more →
Vark Comes Out of Private Beta
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Greg Sterling wrote 1 week ago: Ever since we wrote about Mosio in October of 2007 we’ve been watching and waiting for someone … more →
Twitter/Tweets as Analytics Tool
Greg Sterling wrote 1 week ago: URL shorteners like bit.ly provide link tracking data that can be valuable to publishers and markete … more →
Don't ignore the social web
BJ Clark wrote 1 week ago: I recently watched @garyvee’s keynote at Big Omaha. It’s great, and he makes a really gr … more →
Google City Tours: Start of Something Good
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Greg Sterling wrote 1 week ago: As many others have discussed, Google has introduced a new service in Labs called City Tours. It all … more →
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