Posts tagged as "monitoring"

Posted by Melissa on 5th August 2009
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Tweetdeck vs Seesmic (Why I Use Seesmic, for now).

Tweetdeck is touted as the go-to Twitter desktop application, and now with an apparently fantastic iPhone app to match, it will probably become even more widespread.
That said, I only use TweetDeck on my backup computer.  Day to day I use Seesmic, and keep TweetDeck on backup so that I keep on top of any updates [...]

Posted by Melissa on 21st July 2009
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eduWEB 2009: "I can do THAT with Google?" by @bradjward, blue fuego

Presenter: Brad J Ward, CEO – Blue Fuego
Abstract: I will walk through many of Google’s services and products and show attendees how they can use them to increase productivity within their workplace as well as provide a better experience for their website visitors.Sites featured include, but are not limited to, Google Docs, Maps, Alerts, Webmaster [...]

Posted by Melissa on 8th June 2009
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Update: Imposter Facebook 2013 Groups and Admins Deleted

A quick Monday update on the events of last week … The “Grads of 2009″ Facebook Group that linked to 16 2013 groups affiliated with  Canadian universities has been deleted, as have the groups themselves, and the Facebook user who was linked to the groups.

Posted by Melissa on 7th April 2009
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All Twittered Out: Monitoring the Buzz

“Monitoring the Buzz” is part two of the series “All Twittered Out,” in progress.
Realizing that we’ve lost control of our own brands is one of the first steps towards joining “the rest of us” in the new world of communications.  The next step is realizing that while you are no longer an all-powerful brand lord, [...]

Posted by Melissa on 6th April 2009
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Recommended Reading: April 3 '09

Facebook @ 5 (years old & 200 millionth user)
Twitter follows users and converts to mentions
Haven’t seen third-party apps make the conversion yet – tweetdeck, twitbin etc still using “replies” … I love love love that Twitter is paying attention to user conventions though – a strong sign that this network will be stay relevant for [...]