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Is auto re-tweeting a bad thing? Yes, says me
Is auto re-tweeting a bad thing? Yes, says me
Mashable posted this morning about YoTwits (another way of automating your Twitter feed) and asking whether automated tweets are necessarily a bad thing. Because if Twitter needs something desperately, it's more automated bollocksology. Personally, I think automating your ... continue
White is the new black in blog design
White is the new black in blog design
Blog design has always evolved. Last year many sites embraced the "magazine" layout, a big shift from the traditional read ten posts down the page layout that was typical of blogs for a long time. In 2009 ... continue
Mashable poised to overtake TechCrunch as leading 2.0 blog by traffic
Mashable poised to overtake TechCrunch as leading 2.0 blog by traffic
The pecking order in the web 2.0/ social media blogging space is about to have its biggest shake up in years, with Mashable set to overtake rival TechCrunch. Web tracking stats show that Mashable is just behind, or ... continue
Mashable Acquires Blippr
Mashable Acquires Blippr
It's all happening at Mashable at the moment. Fresh off a new site design and deal with Disqus, the popular social media blog has acquired micro-reviews site Blippr. Blippr allows users to "discover, talk about, and organize great ... continue
Mashable innovates with new Twitter ad format
Mashable innovates with new Twitter ad format
Mashable has introduced a new "social ad format" that incorporates Twitter updates from sponsors. According to Mashable founder Pete Cashmore: Twitter Brand Sponsors is a small step towards our sociable ads goal. Here’s how it works: a limited number ... continue
Disqus lands Mashable, adds social tracking
Disqus lands Mashable, adds social tracking
Commenting 2.0 service Disqus has landed Mashable as a client, with a new offering that incorporates social media tracking for the first time. Mashable adds exposure to 2.4 million readers on 5.2 million page views to the Disqus ... continue
Blogging Predictions for 2009
Blogging Predictions for 2009
Where will blogging head in the next year? Using my crystal ball here's my list for 2009. 1. The rise of the uberblogs This prediction has its own post here. I'm convinced that at the top of the blogosphere ... continue
The business of Social Media and the new old boy’s network
The business of Social Media and the new old boy’s network
Just to make sure we have the parameters of this discussion straightened out right from the beginning there are two aspect to this whole social media rigmarole. The first aspect is the actual ... continue
Voting now open for the Open Web Awards
Voting now open for the Open Web Awards
Nominations are now closed and voting open for the Second Annual Open Web Awards. The only fair, transparent, and honest awards for the sector are decided by the readers of The Inquisitr, and the many fine awards partners ... continue
Last call for nominations for the Open Web Awards
Last call for nominations for the Open Web Awards
The nominations period for the second annual Open Web Awards is nearly over. If you haven't nominated your favorite site or service, this is your last chance, with nominations set to close Sunday, November 16th at 11:59 ... continue
Open Web Awards nominatons open: Nominate your favorite site
Open Web Awards nominatons open: Nominate your favorite site
The nominations for the second annual Open Web Awards are now open. The only true fair, transparent, and honest awards for the sector are decided by the readers of The Inquisitr, and the many fine awards partners joining ... continue
The Inquisitr supports the Open Web Awards
The Inquisitr supports the Open Web Awards
The Inquisitr has joined a range of other blogs in supporting this years Open Web Awards as an official "blog partner." The annual awards, run by leading social media blog Mashable, rewards major innovations in web technology ... continue