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LIKE TSTAR, I’M ALL TIED UP — lots of work and non-work waiting for me to do right now. So, this is just a very shot post: To thank all who came for the meetup last night, to thank Essential Brew’s Ebie (also a ping user) for the great desserts and to point all ping.sg ...
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HERE’S A FUNNY VIDEO REPLY to the excellent point that Estee (Geek Goddess) has been making while giving feedback on Nexus 2007 in her blog and later on the Nexus wiki: “Very disappointing at Nexus today. Lo and behold, as always at events of such nature, girls are totally under represented! I wish I could ...
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I HAVE A “SECRET” BLOG since 2003 which I’ve hardly publicized over the years. I don’t even ping any Web services such as Pingomatic or Technorati or Ping.sg. There are a few reasons:I’m a rather private and introspective person, which may come as a surprise to certain people. Someone had once commented, “But you’re so ...
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WHICH ARE THE TOP BLOGS in Asia? How does one measure the success of a blog?In China, Ya, I Yee came up with a list of “Top 40 Chinese blogs” based on stats given by RSS reader Zhuaxia (ap …
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THIS MORNING, I’M LAUNCHING the Asia Social Media Directory — a “non-competitive” wiki-based (and so community-managed) directory. This directory has been modeled after Rambling Librarian’s Singapore Social Media Directory AND enhanced with a Frappr map, a Recent Readers log and more concise writeups. (More interesting widgets coming up …
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AS OF 10 MARCH 2007, although Asian Internet penetration is only 10.7% of total Asian population (compared to 25% for the rest of the world), Asian Internet users already comprises 35.8% of world internet population, according to Internet World Stats (based on data compiled from World Gazetteer, Nielsen/NetRatings, ITU, and other local sources). Extrapolating this ...
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PING.SG’S RANKING IS ABOVE TOMORROW.SG — according to Alexa. I know that Ping.sg is NOT competing with Tomorrow.sg. And I know that Alexa statistics are biased or based on the visits of people who have installed and are using Alexa toolbar. Still, out of curiosity (and since Compete.com does not profile ping.sg yet), I ...
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NINE TYPES OF BLOGGERS (slightly adapted from Collis’ 9 Essential Posts Every Blogger Should Know About, thanks, Lucas):Speedlinker: Roundups, Comments, Trackbacks, etc of interesting posts. E.g. Problogger.comQuoter: Blockquoting an interesting point of view, extract or news snippet and add a short bit of opinion and sourcing information. E.g. Susan Mernet’s …
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ONE GREAT IDEA that I took away from Nexus 2007 is what Nathan Torkington (O’Reilly) calls Continous Partial Attention. Not that the phenomenon is new, but because it describes succinctly …
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TIM O’REILLY, one of the web’s most influential thinkers, has just told BBC Radio Five Live that it could be time to formalise blogging behaviour:“I do think we need some code of conduct around what is acceptable behaviour, I would hope that it doesn’t come through any kind of [legal/government] regulation it would come through ...
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FINALLY, I CAN CLAIM MY BLOG ON TECHNORATI.Just received an email message from a support guy. He wrote:Please accept my sincerest apologies for the delay in getting back to you. We’ve been experiencing a backlog in support and are working hard to address everyone. I’ve taken a look to see why you are ...
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JUST WHAT DID I SAY at Nexus 2007, the special Web 2.0 event that took place among an estimated 500-odd participants last Saturday? A quick look at the writeups of several bloggers suggests that different people heard and saw different things.First, Benjamin Koe, in Almost social media (Nexus 2007), had been most flattering:“Although the speaker ...
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[Submitted this request, slightly edited, to Twitter this morning:]This is what I DID:I added another username, hoping to have TWO CHANNELS (or usernames) on the SAME PHONE LINE: One for business subscribers and one for friends/fans/family.This is what I EXPECTED to happen:I truly hope that Twitter would give TWO CHANNELS on the SAME PHONE LINE: ...
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IT HAS BEEN A long “Twittering” weekend for me.First, read Beth Kanter’s post on Twitter for Nonprofits: Waste of Time or Potentially Useful? where she quote Chris Brogan’s 5 Ways to Use Twitter for Good. Now, let’s see: Quick Human Answers, Conference / News Briefings (or news flash), Friendsourcing, Micro-Attention-Sharing, Direct People to …
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Nine good reasons given by Luis Suarez and quoted by David Guerteen. I totally agree, especially on the parts concerning my blog visitors (or audience). That’s why from one or two days ago, the Comments, Commentators and Recent Readers sections are displayed prominently on this blog’s sidebars. Find out some more about the audience of ...
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JOHN EDWARDS, presidential candidate in the USA, added me as a friend on Twitter last night. Something like this in Singapore — say, PM Lee did this — would definitely make headline news. I presume it’s nothing in the States by now? So now, on my Followers page, I have the honor ...
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SOMEONE SNEAKED into my blog and turned my “Insight#4: Of Alexa, Dmoz & Technorati” post private!Who’s that? Why did s/he do that? How did s/he do that? How to stop her/him from doing the same thing again?
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Tony Targonski has just highlighted a new worldwide social experiment on the Internet: An open appeal to all to shutdown their computers for 24 hours on 24th March (Sat), the day of Nexus 2007!! The online challenge: “Can you survive for 24 hours without your computer?”Here’s a humorous video made in support of Shutdown Day ...
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HAVE YOU HEARD of Nexus 2007? Organized by a local Web 2.0 startup called The Digital Movement, the one-day conference will be held at the NTUC Center (1 Marina Boulevard) on 24 March (Saturday) at a very low fee of $15 per person.Nexus promises to be “a highly interactive conference where we discuss fundamental changes ...
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INSPIRED BY THE REASONING and examples of Lucas McDonnell (To Follow or Not To Follow) and Loren Baker (13 Reasons Why NoFollow Tags Suck), I’ve installed two plugins: DoFollow and ShowTopCommentators.The DoFollow plugin disables the automatic rel="nofollow" attributes added to external links. The ShowTopCommentators plugin displays the names (linked to their website if …
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