Caught this over at Mashable, iPhone 3GS Used to Film Music Video. “Not to be confused with the first music video about the iPhone 3GS (”Got My Mac on With iPhone 3GS“), the first video purportedly

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There is a growing theory out there that the people who are most active in social media are actually introverts … . Mashable is running a poll on the issue and their findings seem to confirm the theory…. This is a content summary only. Visit my website for full links, other content, and more!

How to Track Every Second of the 2009 Tour de France – everydayathleteblog.com 07/02/2009 I asked the Twitterverse yesterday how they would be following the Big Yellow Race in France. Most are watching live in the morning, “sneaking” streaming or live updates at work,

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Retweeting, as we explained in our article How To Retweet on Twitter , has evolved as the main way to reshare content you like on the social media service. There’s also a great deal of data we can glean from retweeting behavior, as we outlined in the article The Science of Retweets

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Mashable – It’s easy to forget how good something is until it’s gone. I guess this is also the case with the king of pop, whose musical career wasn’t exactly soaring in the past decade

*This is a cross-post of an entry I wrote for the AASL blog , July 1, 2009* The role of social media in reporting the events in Iran in recent weeks has highlighted the increasing role of emerging sources of authority and provides some authentic opportunities to engage in rich conversations with students and teachers about evaluation

British actress Mollie Sugden, most famous for her role in ’70s comedy Are You Being Served, sadly died yesterday. In typical Twitter fashion (mostly) British fans set up a hashtag – #mrsslocombespussy in reference to the show’s running double entrendre – as a tribute, and it quickly became one of the most popular topics on the [...]