Tag: reportingon
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Post about ReportingOn at IdeaLab
Here’s the place to find all Ryan’s posts about ReportingOn at the PBS IdeaLab blog. Post about ReportingOn at IdeaLab
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P2: The New Prologue – WordPress.com
Excited to see that the WordPress team is still working on Prologue. (Mildly annoyed it’s called P2, but that’s my problem.) P2: The New Prologue – WordPress.com
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Wallace Global Fund
Grants that look like they might fund nonprofit community journalism initiatives. Wallace Global Fund
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Applications of usability principles on a social network – creative briefing
Crucial stuff for anyone designing an application that they expect users to, y’know, use. Applications of usability principles on a social network – creative briefing
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Why Twitter’s New Security Solution Could Pave the Way to a Future Web – RWW
Notes on OAuth — Starting to make a lot of sense to me for ReportingOn auth purposes. Let RO access your Twitter info? YES. Why Twitter’s New Security Solution Could Pave the Way to a Future Web – RWW
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The Yammer Blog – Get Your YammerFox
“This lightweight Firefox extension places a small Yammer logo in the lower right corner of your Firefox browser. When new messages arrive, YammerFox pops up a small window displaying the message. You can click the Yammer logo to display a list of the last twenty messages, reply, or post new messages.” The Yammer Blog –…
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Building communities from Twitter posts — Matt McAlister
Interesting method — run search.twitter.com feeds into a Yahoo Pipe and route that into Pligg, plus, spit a twitterfeed with a prefix back out to the mothership. Little to no code involved, but no database pivot points at the Pligg site (like usernames, tags, dates, etc.) I think. Building communities from Twitter posts — Matt…
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Shout’Em: Roll Your Own Twitter
Another Twitter-clone, but this time, create your microblogging network as one piece of a larger network of microblogging networks. Think: Ning. Shout’Em: Roll Your Own Twitter
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Twingr: Create Your Own Twitter
Looks like a proprietary Twitter clone where you can restrict access to a given set of users. Twingr: Create Your Own Twitter