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Using TwitterFeed to Update Twitter September 6th, 2008 by AutoAggregator If you have a Twitter account, you probably already have blog, a Facebook page, a Flickr account, a YouTube account along with other points of presence on the Web.

If you have a Twitter account, you probably already have blog, a Facebook page, a Flickr account, a YouTube account along with other points of presence on the Web. For many of our museum clients, managing this extended presence with limited resources is a constant challenge.  So anything that comes along that makes this process easier is of great interest.

The Bivings Gorup recently launched what is easily, as far as we are aware, one of the most advanced multilingual sites made in Drupal ever built. The International Journalists’ Network, or IJNet can be seen here: www.ijnet.org.

This site is kind of how I see the smaller/niche/graduate career site looking in the not to distance future. What do you think?

Recently, we had the opportunity to speak with two independent realtors who leverage the web in big ways to build their respective small businesses. Both are affiliated with bigger companies but they are independent businesses and in most respects, on their own.

This site is kind of how I see the smaller/niche/graduate career site looking in the not to distance future. What do you think?

Looking back at this post on E-government - another chance to leapfrog?, I now realize I may have gotten it wrong. The real opportunity for some governments is not to develop more participatory and easy-to-use websites.

Looking back at this post on E-government - another chance to leapfrog?, I now realize I may have gotten it wrong. The real opportunity for some governments is not to develop more participatory and easy-to-use websites.

One of the coolest new features in RSS Mixer is the integrated audio and video player. It allows you to embed multiple podcast feeds (and other feeds with media elements) into an integrated player. We built the media player using Adobe Flex and it has some nice features such as full-screen capabilities.

Did you know that Stephen Hawking was born exactly 300 years after Galileo died? Or that cats have over a hundred vocal sounds, but dogs only have about ten? These tidbits of knowledge probably won't help you win the Nobel prize or benefit you at the office, but they'll definitely impress your friends, and they could take you far in Trivial Pursuit.