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Mixin Simplifies Collaborative Scheduling [Calendar]

Webapp Mixin is a social calendar that accepts short messages describing not only what you're doing but when, and shares that info with your friends. Plan and propose events or enter where you're...
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The Social Media Minute

Social Media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up. Here are the week's top stories, in scan-friendly format. This week: * Delicious 2.0 Here at Last * Lessons Learned from Cuil: How Not to Launch * ClearStep: Social Media in the Enterprise * Mobile Web Viruses Alert * Twitter Displays its Power in Breaking News image

Pringo Integrates Online Communities and MicroBlogging

Pringo Integrates Microblogging into it's Social Network Pringo provides a white label online community platform. But their solution isn't hosted. It's a open source product that you implement in-house. They've recently announced some interesting new functionality for their next release and we've got the goods for you. image

The Social Media Minute

Social Media moves so fast, it's hard to keep up. Have a look at the big stories over the past week (...and a bit), in scan-friendly format. image image image image image image

Sendible Schedules Email, SMS, and Social Network Messages [Reminders]

Web site Sendible schedules sending messages to contacts in the future over email, text message, or social networks like Facebook and Myspace. Not only can you send messages to anyone on a schedule,...
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Dopplr gets Email, Twitter, SMS import

One of the more popular posts on this blog is the one which describes how to import trips from TripIt into Dopplr, in order to avoid the re-entry tax. After all, as I wrote in my comparison of the two services last October, TripIt’s email import was the critical factor in my decision of how to manage this information: Tripit’s mechanism for adding trips is superior. The ability to simply forward (or even set an automatic rule to forward) confirmation emails is a major step forward . . . Where TripIt seems better at pulling data in, Dopplr seems to be better so far at pushing their data out, or letting people pull it into other contexts.

Open Source Microblogging

Many folks have been looking for an “Open Source Twitter” for about as long as Twitter itself has been popular. Here’s a shortlist of those projects I’m aware of - please do let me know in the comments if there are others I’ve missed.

Open Source Links 7-11-2008

SourceForge.net: ICEcore - ICEcore collaboration software is the July 2008 SF.net project of the month. GNOME hires Stormy Peters as Executive Director - Open Logic’s Stormy Peters leaves OpenLogic for the GNOME Foundation interesting job. (Via Savio) SnapLogic Blog » Connecting Clouds - Integration and Cloud Computing - Mikeyp gets it right, “…cloud computing will not happen overnight [...]

SwitchAbit Syndicates Your Social Updates [Web 2.0]

A valid reason for never getting back to all those social webapps you signed up for is that updating them all with big news—or just a funny moment—requires a lot of logging in, typing or...
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Social Networking Conference: Keynotes & Opening Remarks

The 4th Annual Social Networking Conference started today in beautiful San Francisco and naturally, this blog's Bay Area correspondent was there to take in some panels on my favorite topic -- social networking for the enterprise. The show was also running a concurrent track on the ever growing world of mobile social networking. image

Bit.ly Provides Shorter URLs with Advanced Traffic Tracking [Links]

Link-shortening services like TinyURL have become nearly ubiquitous in space-restricted places like email, Twitter, and mobile sites—which is why it's odd it's taken so long for a similar...
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Get Productive with Social Media (and Stay Sane) [Social Media]

Editor: We asked self-described social media junkie Steve Rubel for his tips on how to participate in online social sites like Twitter and FriendFeed without losing your entire workday. Here's what...
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Identi.ca Action Stream Plugin

Identi.ca is a new micro-blogging service which runs the open source Laconica platform. Ultimately, this will likely be the distributed, open microblogging platform twitter fans have been waiting for (though the community itself seems mostly to be sticking with Twitter, fail whale and all). For now, it’s just fun to play around with. I just release an Identi.ca action stream plugin - get version 1.0 on my Movable Type Action Streams Plugins page. Here’s what the output looks like:

Postica Adds File Attachments, Twitter Creation to Online Sticky Notes [Notes]

Postica's a latecomer to the free online sticky notes arena, but it carries with it a few neat features that set it apart. First and foremost is the ability to attach any kind of file (up to 5 MB) to...
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