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http://twitter.pbwiki.com/Twitter+Etiquette

Rated Apr 11 2008 • 1 review • cyberculture, wikis, social media, twitter • pbwiki.com

Twitter wiki always has interesting info. If you're on Twitter and have never been to the wiki, it's a must-read. This here is a suggestion of Twitter etiquette.

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http://www.ericrice.com/blog/2008/04/10/are-there-psychol...

Rated Apr 10 2008 • 2 reviews • cyberculture, mental health, psychology, blogs • ericrice.com

Yup, these techies, they're all crazy :)

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Al-Qaeda wants your questions | News.com.au Top stories |...

Rated Dec 17 2007 • 1 review • cyberculture, news, politics • news.com.au

From the page: "AL-QAEDA sympathisers have been asked to send in their questions for the terror network's second in command, which he will then answer in an online interview next month.

The bizarre stunt was announced in a new video posted on the internet in which al-Qaeda's number two, Ayman al-Zawahri, mocked yeterday's British handover of security in southern Iraq to local forces as a sign that insurgents are gaining the upper hand.

The video, carried by Islamic websites, was issued as Britain handed over security to Iraqi forces in the last of four provinces it once patrolled, effectively marking the end of nearly five years of British control of southern Iraq. "

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Diva Marketing Blog - Marketing blogs and corporate...

Rated Dec 14 2007 • 1 review • cyberculture, blogs, social media • blogs.com

From the page: "What Does Social Media Mean To You? With Kevin Nalts, Peter Kim & David Berkowitz
Dec 13, 2007

What Does Social Media Mean To You? is a continuing video series. Perhaps you'll be on the little Flip video next time we meet!"

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The blog of Peter Forret

Rated Dec 11 2007 • 1 review • cyberculture, internet, blogs, social media • forret.com

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apophenia: Who clicks on ads? And what might this mean?

Rated Dec 11 2007 • 16 reviews • cyberculture, marketing, internet, social media • zephoria.org

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Seth Godin, Steve Mann and Jeremiah Owyang on social...

Rated Dec 07 2007 • 1 review • cyberculture, internet, blogs, social media • alphablogs.net

From the page: "# Steve: you're going to do whatever we can to earn attention. People who earn the attention are the ones who monetize
# the credibility factor is extremely important in driving the brand
# customers want a thick pipe to provide feedback
# build a community of power users who influence and support one another
# research shows: prospects who engage in community interaction at the beginning are more likely to convert"

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Rated Dec 06 2007 • 3 reviews • cyberculture, social media, facebook • slide.com

this is INCREDIBLE - if this is true, this is one of the most sinister Big Brother efforts we've yet seen

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