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iTunes 10 Review
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed I’ve never been a fan of iTunes, but here I go… taking iTunes 10 a spin for the first time. I predict that I’ll have more people following me on Ping than Lady Gaga within two days. Or not. iTunes has [...]
Twitter Expanding Short URLs – Accessible via Search
If you are in the business of making connections on Twitter, you should be regularly monitoring yourself via keyword searches. I keep close track of what is showing up on Twitter with keywords such as Pirillo, Lockergnome and even Gnomedex so that I know whether or not I need to tweak the way I am [...]
Do You Google the News?
A report released today says that about 44% of Google users simply skim through news headlines, and never click through to read the full stories. The report goes on to predict the continuing decline of print news in favor of being able to get it online. This doesn’t come as much surprise to me – [...]
What is Ping.FM?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed While at CES last week, Traci Toguchi caught up with John Yamasaki, who is the Community Evangelist for Seesmic. They talked about the fact that Seesmic has now acquired Ping.FM! You have a lot of friends, and they’re not all in [...]
Putting the Me in Social Media
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed If you are posting media that isn’t social, then you are completely un-cool. All media needs to be social! I’m happy to report that I’m going to be featured in the Seattle Social Media Profiles! Sadly, I didn’t get to wear [...]
Where do You Keep Your Social Profile?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed Hi! My name is Chris Pirillo, and I’m a Geek. You may have seen me on the Internet. Maybe you saw my blog, or my YouTube, or Plurk, or Facebook, or MySpace… and on and on and on. There are many [...]
How do You Update your Friends with what’s Happening Now?
Add to iTunes | Add to YouTube | Add to Google | RSS Feed When you want to update your friends as to what you’re doing, how do you contact them? Do you call them or email them? Or do you maybe send out a Twitter or MySpace bulletin? Any of these things could take [...]
