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Continuing our Authors@Mashable series after a great start with Ori Brafman of the New York Times Bestseller Sway and Frank Warren of the award winning blog PostSecret and PostSecret book series, Mashable would like to introduce to you Marion Freijsen and Adrie Reinders’ The N Factor: How Efficient Networking Can Change the Dynamics of Your Business . In 2004, Adrie Reinders, Roeland Reinders and...
Surprises come from all different directions and I had no idea when I wrote my Good Riddance to Albums post on Mashable yesterday that I would end up getting mentioned and quoted in a mainstream media newspaper blog. Turns out though that Jemima Kiss from the pda:the digital content blog on England’s Guardian site [...]
Yesterday, the highly popular tech blog Mashable had a post covering “13 Free and Cheap Website Monitoring Services”. The uptime monitoring service provided by Pingdom isn’t free, but it was still the first on the list. Here is what Mashable had to say about Pingdom: Pingdom has a good set of cheap packages, but alas, nothing is free. [...]
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@leolaporte & @mashable not returning my messages proves my point. Twitter sucks in communications but is great for tweeting your own horn! # @Curtisgw tweet … it’s that easy! # @Kuanyin Jules Verne was certainly ahead of his time. Amazing! # @garryconn WOW! # @problogger I’m confused. Are a blog about blogging or a blog about making money blogging? [...]
Pete Cashmore's social media news blog is known for covering stories about the ever changing web and how to better interact with it, but it also has an offline presence. Mashable's founder likes to travel around the country and meet the folks that read his blog. This is a rare occurrence in media; you rarely get to meet the people to deliver news to you. The first ever Mashable Monthly was held at...
MoFuse, out of Providence, RI of all places has raised an undisclosed amount of seed funding from The Slater Technology Fund. The startup has develope a mobile publishing plaform for bloggers. MoPhuse says its blog to mobile tech is used by Mashable, ReadWriteWeb, PoliticalWire, HarvardBusiness and Doc Searls. Page views are week at more than 1M page views per month but they say that is growing more...
Tonight is the first ever Mashable Monthly SF with Pete Cashmore and the Mashers, the blogger lounge and San Francisco’s tech crowd. Are you like me and can’t make the event? No problem. Check out the live stream from our video partner Stickam . They’re conducting interviews throughout the night and reporting on the happenings at the event. Mashable Monthly Sponsors: ‘ Momentum Design Lab is a premier...
Tonight is the first ever Mashable Monthly SF. Join Mashable, including our fearless leader, Pete Cashmore, and San Francisco’s tech elite for an evening of meeting, mingling and conversing about the Web’s hottest new services while enjoying light appetizers and drink tickets. As an added bonus, we’re hosting a Press & Blogger lounge where you can tell the world about what you’re working on (check...
Valuable piece from the influential blog Mashable about the decline of podcasting and the rise of videocasting...But it really makes the point that it's not really about things declining but rather about choice rising. And there's a sharp point here...
This is the third of three posts written by Frank Warren of the award winning blog PostSecret and PostSecret book series. You can view Warren’s first Authors@Mashable post here and second here . For more information on Frank Warren and his newest book, ‘A Lifetime of Secrets,’ be sure to visit our Authors@Mashable page . Join Warren for a Yahoo! live Q & A this Tuesday, August 19th at 5PM Eastern....
The discussion on social media introverts started by Pete Cashmore at Mashable reminded me of two other discussion threads on online social dynamics that I had bookmarked but not writen about. The first discussion thread was started by Will Wilkinson who argued that it is possible to opt out of the status rat race by [...]
Pete Cashmore at Mashable raised an interesting question today when he asked if the leading proponents of social media are, in fact, social media introverts — Wouldn’t it be a great irony if the leading proponents of the “it’s about people” mantra weren’t so enamored with meeting large groups of people in real life? Or, [...]
The short of it: go to WordCamp San Francisco on Saturday to get a pass to the Mashable Monthly Press & Blogger Lounge . Also, we’re totally crushing on WordPress. – Mashable loves WordPress like a fat kid loves cake . It’s a shining example of the Internet’s unbridled opportunities: free blogging software that gives anyone - everyone - the power to build multi-million dollar companies from a bedroom....
Last year, Mashable participated in Blog Action Day and over 15 million bloggers discussed issues related to the environment. On October 15th of this year, Blog Action Day is back and we’re talking about poverty. Join Mashable on Blog Action Day and raise a global discussion about poverty. For more information, visit the Blog Action Day official web site. ---Related Articles at Mashable! - The Social...
This is the second of three posts written by Frank Warren of the award winning blog PostSecret and PostSecret book series. You can view Warren’s first Authors@Mashable post here . For more information on Frank Warren and his newest book, ‘A Lifetime of Secrets,’ be sure to visit our Authors@Mashable page . Some of what I know about social media comes from experts like Clay Shirky, Tara Hunt and the...
