Posts Tagged ‘facebook’
Do we trust facebook as a shopping cart login?
In: Business
13 Jan 2011After reading the Oatmeal’s comic on How to make your shopping cart suck less, I wondered: should we trust Facebook as an alternative for creating an account in our online shop? Short answer No. That is too much data, given Facebook’s new policy to push you too share everything, I don’t want all my friends [...]
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- Tags: Amazon, facebook, Paypal, The Oatmeal, usability design
Web 2.5: The Transition Web
22 May 2009Although most are trying to figure out what exactly the Web 3.0 will be, I like to take a moment and show you what the business model of Web 2.0 was and what is happing today with web a.k.a Web 2.5. The best way to explain what was the predominant business plan of the Web [...]
Posting Animoto “Cool Slides Shows Videos” in WordPress
In: Life Hacks|Web
12 Feb 2009Once you have made your video in Animoto, you might want to post it in your blog. If you have WordPress and already wrote the post, and want to include it, the process is not that smooth as it should. Generally I write and then look for the media to include, or included until the [...]
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- Tags: Animoto, clearspring, facebook, hack, video, Wordpress
Facebook: "Please reset your spam settings"
In: Web
30 Nov 2008I log into Facebook and I see the following: it reads: Unfortunately, your email notification settings have been lost. You can reset them on the Notifications page. We’re sorry for the inconvenience. Before going into the boring stuff, did you notice how many spam notifications you could get? Memo to Facebook: your notifications settings are [...]
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- Tags: facebook, Web2.0
How Facebook updates can be made CNN headlines
In: Business
22 Apr 2008I was reading my RSS feeds and found a post from CrunchGear mentioning that CNN has a service where you can order T-Shirts with your favorite Headlines from CNN and that it can be hack CNN’s headline T-shirt WEB application, for it to show the headline of your choice. How to do this? Go to [...]
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- Tags: Business, CNN, CrunchGear, facebook, hack, howto
The Microsoft and Yahoo saga: She is the man
In: Business
16 Apr 2008Called the Microhoo merger, is the name given to Microsoft hostile takeover [intentions] of Yahoo. This is old new right? Well apparently it has reached very complex levels (well not that complex just like WTF levels), but you get the picture. If you don’t get the picture here is one created by News.com: Source News.com [...]
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- Tags: facebook, google, Kieth McFarland, Microhoo, Microsoft, My Space, She's the Man, yahoo
Facebook Garage: Hating Facebook
In: Uncategorized
17 Mar 2008Enter Annika Lidne, from Lidne Inc. She is here to talk about hwy she loves social media and hate Facebook. Again I didn’t take notes (but next one and forward I did). Annika starts with the walled garden effect and AOL. I have never heard about the walled garden effect, but knew about AOL and [...]
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- Tags: aol, facebook, Facebook Garage, ning, walled garden, Wordpress
Facebook Garage: MySpace wrap up
In: Web
14 Mar 2008Jonas just started with a video promoting MySpace. Talked about MySpace but there is not much new. He also presented the app galleria and that is.. And without anything he left…
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- Tags: facebook, Facebook Garage, myspace
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