One of the things I found most frustrating about Facebook was the inability to update my Facebook status via Twitter.
It’s obviously something that has bugged the guys at Facebook too, because they’ve recently tweaked their API to allow the Facebook Twitter app to post Tweets to your Facebook status! (You’ll need to be a […]

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I just noticed what looks like a bug with Google Reader in Firefox. I was reading long post by Marc Andreessen, and wanted to declutter the screen so clicked the “collapse sidebar icon” (highlighted at left; notice also the width of the scrollbar in the article pane - highlighted at right):

And I found that […]

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Splashcast, the site where users can create their own media channels using pretty much any media they like - video, photos, audio, text, PDF documents, and even Powerpoint presentations - has announced today that, among the new features, their latest Splashcast player offers inline posting to Twitter.

To show you this in action, I’ve embedded […]

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I like Twitter. It’s cathartic and voyeuristic at the same time; it’s like passing notes at the back of class, but ”all growed-up”.
Even so, it’s not easy to find people that you want to follow and engage with. Something I would like to have with Twitter is the ability to subscribe to “drive-by Twitterings” - so, […]

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There’s been a lot of buzz about Twitter in recent weeks - fueled by A-listers like Robert Scoble and Leo Laporte (although Leo has recently jumped ship to Jaiku - and I’m still not sure I really understand why), and although it’s been fun watching mainstream media try and get their heads around “the point of Twitter”, the best […]

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OMG!!! Twitter just went down for maintenance… The emptiness is all consuming. On the plus-side, their “Be Right Back” page is ace:

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