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Mobile Web traffic going off-deck: Research - Mobile Marketer - Research

Tags: mobile, traffic, off-deck on 2009-05-01 -All Annotations (3) -About

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Open Source licenses comparison table | Tamir Khason - Just code

Tags: development, open_source, licences, models on 2009-03-29 and saved by 3 people -All Annotations (2) -About

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Skype, Now the Largest Long-distance Phone Company

Skype’s cross-border traffic grew approximately 41 percent in 2008, to 33 billion minutes — equivalent to 8 percent of combined international telephone + Skype traffic. Skype uses wholesale carriers such as iBasis and Level 3 for handling its network traffic. Five years after its launch, Skype is now the largest provider of cross-border voice communications in the world

Tags: telco, skype, business on 2009-03-26 and saved by 5 people -All Annotations (2) -About

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Create BlackBerry applications with open source tools, Part 3: Building a social-networking application

Why write a social-networking application for BlackBerry? Social networking is all the rage, and people want to take this experience with them wherever they go. Many social-networking users carry BlackBerry devices. The BlackBerry platform is rich and ripe for social networking. Its capability as an Internet-accessing device is solid, its reputation as a messaging platform is legendary, and one important feature that most BlackBerry devices boast is a full keyboard. Having a camera is handy, but the power lies in a keyboard where users can rapidly type messages to friends or business associates. The BlackBerry environment also presents an open programming infrastructure where you can "catch" or hook many events of interest. These capabilities open many possibilities for feature-rich social-networking applications.

Tags: mobile20, development, blackberry, Java on 2009-03-19 -All Annotations (1) -About

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Tuned In Social Media — Product Management Training, Product Marketing Training by Pragmatic Marketing

Tags: social_media_marketing on 2009-02-13 and saved by 2 people -All Annotations (5) -About

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Social media describes the way people share ideas, content, thoughts, and relationships online. Social media differs from so-called ‘mainstream media’ in that anyone can create, comment, and add to social media content. Social media can take the form of text (blogs &wikis), audio (podcasts), video (YouTube), images (Flickr), and communities (Twitter, Facebook, & more).
Monitor. The first thing to do is see what’s going on out there.
- Comment. To dip your toes into the social media waters, your next step is to begin participating in conversations by commenting on other people’s blogs, adding your voice to forums and chat rooms, and updating Wikis
Create. To begin to shape conversations, now is the time to consider writing your own blog or Twitter feed.
There are good reasons for jumping into the social media world using these three steps. First, by monitoring what people are saying about the marketplace you sell into as well as your company and products, you get a sense of the important social media participants, their online voices, and etiquette. It is quite important to understand the unwritten rules of social media, and the best way to do that is to read and watch. Next, you can begin to leave comments, a strategy that starts you on the way to being known to other bloggers and allows you to present your point of view before you create your own social media initiative. Finally, when you feel comfortable, you can take the plunge by creating your own efforts.