THE BLOGGING JOURNALIST (Free subscription) | 07/13/2008
Recommended: Stan Schroeder's July 12, 2008, post over at Mashable headlined "Blogger’s Dilemma: Huge Arenas Or Small Gigs?" It's about the often heard complaint from some bloggers about the alleged lack of intimacy in blogging compared to the early days...
All Points Blog (Free subscription) | 07/17/2008
Stan Schroeder over at Mashable write on his idea: Location-Aware Disposable Apps For The iPhone . The iPhone part is just obligatory hype since any mobile with location sensing could support the concept. So, what is the concept? It's not really disposable, but location-activated installation for apps. One example: when you are near the train station an app would "pop up" for installation...
ProHipHop - Hip Hop Marketing & Business News (Free subscription) | 07/13/2008
Stan Schroeder posts about "MP3 Discovery Tool" Muxtape Stumbler and also mentions Muxtape search engine MuxFind. Related ProHipHop Coverage: Hip Hop Muxtapes: A List of Streaming Playlists
p2pnet (Free subscription) | 07/04/2008
p2pnet news P2P | Freedom:- Viacom says it hasn’t asked for, and won’t be getting, “any personally identifiable information of any user”. “Screw you, Viacom,” posted Stan Schroeder on Mashable, “responding angrily to the news judge Louis L. Stanton has ordered Google to hand IP addresses and other YouTube user data over to Viacom,” p2pnet said [...]
WinExtra (Free subscription) | 07/09/2008
... . Now today we have Louis Gray suggesting that links aren’t important anymore either to which Stan Schroeder of Mashable says he agrees with the premise but not how Louis got there. Well I hate to be the one to tell these two gentlemen but you’ve been drinking too much of Robert’s kool-aid. The idea that the only value of links is because of the traffic that they might bring to a...
p2pnet (Free subscription) | 07/03/2008
p2pnet news P2P | Freedom:- “Screw you, Viacom. Take your lousy videos and —- —- watch them yourselves.” That’s Stan Schroeder on Mashable, responding angrily to the news judge Louis L. Stanton has ordered Google to hand IP addresses and other YouTube user data over to Viacom. “Let me tell you, in the shortest possible terms, [...]
A VC (Free subscription) | 07/06/2008
... problem is never going to work. Which takes me back to my favorite blog post of the past month, by Stan Schroeder at Mashable called " Why Less Is More And How To Unlock The Web ". In that post, Stan argues that the more complicated you make your service, the smaller the user base that will find it useful. He says the magic formula is: Determine a basic need -> Create a service...
Mashable (Free subscription) | 07/01/2008
It is easy to see by all the headlines today that Adobe, Google, and to a lesser degree Yahoo, are getting all the love. As Stan Schroeder posted earlier this morning, Adobe is getting together with Google and Yahoo to put some new technology in place that will make Flash enabled Web sites indexable by [...]
Mashable (Free subscription) | 07/01/2008
The feature that Mashable’s Stan Schroeder has been “waiting for his whole life” launches today: it’s an iPhone version of FriendFeed. The announcement was made earlier today on FriendFeed’s blog, and there isn’t much difference noticable from the regular web version - just a specialized interface, a few more gradients, and more readable type for [...]
No Fact Zone.Net (Free subscription) | 07/03/2008
In addition to reading a lot of sites on Colbert, I also read a lot of sites about blogging and new media. So when I read this post today on Mashable , I have to admit, I found it interesting in a very nervous kind of way: Again, One Clueless Person Destroys the Privacy Of Millions July 3, 2008 — 05:15 AM PDT — by Stan Schroeder — When you first read about the Google-Viacom lawsuit, you...
Mashable (Free subscription) | 07/02/2008
... on the webmaster’s perspective on Digg’s ‘empty hits,’ going into a bit more detail on a topic our Stan Schroeder explored yesterday . --- Related Articles at Mashable! - The Social Networking Blog: Mashable Relaunches - Like Our New Look? VersionTracker Acquired by CNET Branded Popurls, for Intel Collagr Creates a Flickr Photo Collage MySpace Mobile Now in Canada Facebook Diaries...
All Points Blog (Free subscription) | 06/11/2008
as Stan Schroeder at Mashable argues , will it be the phone that GIS software developers support? While Schroeder is quick to point other phones have had 3G, GPS, etc. for some time, the ease of use and openness of the new iPhone breaks ranks. Will we be doing analytical mobile GIS on these devices? Capturing data?
