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07 Jul 08

How We Tweet: The Definitive List of the Top Twitter Clients - ReadWriteWeb

  • For all the press that FriendFeed got
    last week for allowing people to post replies directly to
    Twitter    , it was still 65th on our list and registered barely a fraction of
    total tweeting activity. Some
    analysts     think FriendFeed is a threat to Twitter's existence, but remember
    that 56% of users still interact with Twitter on the main site, and Twitter
    makes up 44%
    of activity     on FriendFeed. So which service is really more reliant on the
    other?
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21 Jun 08

Crowdsourcing: A Million Heads is Better than One - ReadWriteWeb

  • digg is not only a poster-child for Web 2.0
    success, it is also an excellent example of using the wisdom of crowds to
    organize and highlight information. digg's concept is simple: users submit links
    to websites, articles, news stories, photos, or videos, and other users vote on
    whether they are worth checking out. Depending on how many people, who, and how
    quickly links are "dugg" they may be promoted to the main page as a worthy link
    of the day.
  • StumbleUpon is a browser plugin for
    Firefox and Internet Explorer that allows users to rate and share web pages. The
    plugin is very straightforward: users vote thumbs up or thumbs down on pages and
    are served random pages based on their previous picks, specified topic areas of
    interest, and the picks of other like-minded users. The idea is that the
    sites with the most thumbs up votes, will be the most relevant. Further, users
    are fed sites that were voted up by others who share a similar vote history -
    i.e. the more you use StumbleUpon, the more it learns about what you like and
    the better recommendations it gives to everyone.
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