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Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr Talks the Latest Social Media News on G4 [VIDEO]
Mashable Co-Editor Ben Parr made an appearance on G4’s “Attack of the Show” on Wednesday to discuss some of the latest news in the social media space. Among the topics: the feds using social media to catch criminals , the battle of competing location networks at SXSW, and Twitter’s new @anywhere platform . Check it out in the video below: Reviews: Twitter Tags: attack of the show , g4 , video
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The Current State of Twitter [INFOGRAPHIC]
Muhammad Saleem is a social media consultant and a top-ranked community member on multiple social news sites. Follow him on Twitter for more social media insights. There is no doubt that Twitter has been a runaway success. Add to their rapid growth the recently announced @anywhere platform, and plans for further international expansion , and it comes as no surprise that the company is not looking to sell — at least within the next 2 years.
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It’s Time to Get Video on Wikipedia
Wikipedia is one of the most amazing knowledge resources on the Internet, featuring millions of articles and images, but it sorely lacks a certain (very important) type of content – video. For this reason the Open Video Alliance is launching a mass campaign to bring video to Wikipedia. The central site for the project is Let’s Get Video on Wikipedia , featuring a tutorial on how to post videos to Wikipedia as well as a gallery of some of the recently posted videos. There’s also good news for those who were struggling to convert videos to Theora, which is the open video format used by Wikipedia.
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Coming Soon: Log in to Digg with Twitter, Google and More [PIC]
This past weekend, Digg CEO Jay Adelson revealed that the social news site is working on a complete overhaul that will be rolled out over the coming weeks and months. Today, the company provided a sneak peek at one of the major additions: the ability to log in to the site using a variety of third-party services. In addition to supporting your Digg and Facebook accounts (which the site already does), Digg plans to let you use your Twitter , Google , Yahoo or OpenID accounts.
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Posterous Now Lets You Schedule Posts for Later
Posterous — the e-mail-to-blog-to-everywhere platform — has just introduced a new feature that will let users schedule posts to be published in the future via e-mail, web or bookmarklet. The appeal of Posterous is that every blogging behavior can be completed via e-mail with little to no thinking involved; this feature is no different. To schedule posts, users simply need to add “delay” or “publish” commands to e-mail subject lines and specify time constraints. To publish a post on a specific date add “((publish: on mo/day/year))” or to delay publishing add “((delay: in x minutes or hours))” after your post title in the subject line of the e-mail. The “schedule later” option is also available in the Advance Settings portion of the bookmarklet or the Manage Page section on the web (see below).
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YouTube Launches Partner Program for Musicians
YouTube has helped launched the career of many an awesome band (and Justin Bieber ), now the video-sharing site is taking active steps to help out struggling artists by launching a YouTube Partner program at SXSW called Musicians Wanted . If you’re a band or musician on the brink, you can head to YouTube’s partnership page to apply for the program, which already counts bands like now-totally-indie OK Go among its denizens. According to the YouTube blog , only U.S.-based artists can currently apply, but it’s planning on expanding in the future (so keep your ears peeled, Fully Sick Rapper ). This is good news for many a musician
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Still Using Firefox 3.0.x? Time to Move On
After many months of testing, five beta versions and two release candidates, Firefox 3.0 was released in June 2008 . The 3.0.x branch was the major stable branch of Mozilla’s web browser for a long time, and it’s been updated to version 3.0.18 so far. Now, however, it reached the end of the line, as Mozilla’s development plans include only one more update for it. The users who have moved on to the current stable branch, 3.6 , are probably wondering what we’re talking about, but many users still use the 3.0.x version; with this move Mozilla is indicating that it wants these users to upgrade, too. Mozilla has recently been more aggressive about upgrades , reminding users of old versions of Firefox that an upgrade is available.
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Apple Patents Reveal Plans for Mobile Social Networking App