Apr
28
2008
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Your Result: Collector
With only 12% of the US online population, your Groundswell Social Demographic group is the most elite group on the Web. Your efforts help organize all the content the Creators and Collectors produce. By voting on and sharing content you like, you help others find the diamonds in the rough. Because of this, you can help make or break a site, so, um, can you let your friends know about socialTNT? 
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Apr
14
2008
These are my links for April 14th:
- Pragmatic Marketing - found this organization for technology product management and marketing while researching job descriptions. Lot’s of good stuff, with a strong focus on product management.
- RoboForm Password Manager, Form Filler - I love not having to remember my passwords, or fill out web forms anymore and I feel safer not using the same 3 passwords on every site.
- Web Worker Daily: 10 Tips for Organizing Your E-mail
- Which led me to Taglocity - user assigned tags for Outlook email. I’ve been using it for about a week and I like it a lot. It doesn’t seem to slow Outlook noticeably, although it doesn’t always load completely everytime. I am trying to get away from losing emails deep in my folder system.
- Read Write Web: How We Tweet: The Definitive List of the Top Twitter Clients. I use Twitbin, but I may try some of these others for comparison.
- LifeDev: 10 Ways History’s Finest Kept Their Focus as Work - start early, do lot’s of different things, excerise
- The Telegraph: The 101 most useful websites. An interesting list…many you know, but some you might not. The Telegraph is a UK paper, so there is some local bias, especially in the entertainment section.
- Groundswell: Should you talk about your competitors? It’s hard to pretend your competitors don’t exist on the social web, Groundswell argues that you shouldn’t try.
