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What I learned from the Wordpress.com situation today
Have you ever said something and say “That didn’t come out right”? What about this? Have you ever been a little less than patient and do or say something a little bit too soon? Or, or maybe this? Have you ever thought you were doing something exactly the way that you should only to look [...]
Major security problem on Wordpress.com (a non-issue, see update)
Summary update: If you read this entire post you will learn that it was only my Wordpress.com account, and the account of the company that I had access to, that was affected. This was not a widespread issue with all Wordpress.com accounts. Here is what I learned from all of this.
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Flickr isn’t as big as you may think it is
Every now and then someone will bring up Flickr’s size in conversation. When that happens I usually find that people generally think Flickr is much larger than it really is. The brand recognition that Flickr has with its own user-base is impressive. If you are a Flickr user (like me) you are generally a fan [...]
Hey TechCrunch! Put Viddler on your radar. Please?
Me venting about how Viddler doesn't get enough press.
FriendFeed on the iPhone
FriendFeed launches an iPhone-friendly version of their Website, and I think it is great.
“Internet Asshattery, Armchair Scaling Experts Edition”
Leonard Lin on scaling for both Twitter and Wordpress and the response both subjects have gotten recently.
Posted in Links Also tagged blaine cook, journalism, leonard lin, matt-mullenweg, michael arrington, scaling, twitter, wordpress 2 Comments
Pennsylvania might as well be in Israel
Robert Scoble remarked that companies in Israel may not be getting enough free PR. I'd argue that neither are companies based in the eastern United States.
Posted in Notes Also tagged marketing, mike arrington, pr, press, robert-scoble, viddler 29 Comments
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Tagging with keywords
Something of a pet-peeve of mine; I like calling them keywords. But I don't think it matters too much.
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