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Conversations happen in the cloud - and support should be there.
One attempt is that social networks are now being integrated in CRM tools. The knowledge is now being shared via Facebook and twitter - the source for knowledge conversation or better conservation?
Google in 2084 (?)
via reflectionof.me
Addictionary :: What's your word?
Check out this website I found at words.marketingprofs.com
Buzz about the things you love - and get paid!
Hollrr aims to help small companies launch new products. Toward that end, it enables consumers to help spread the word about the ones they think deserve to succeed.
tinker // micro-blogging tracker
A micro-blogging tracker, Tinker scans for specific topics on both Twitter and Facebook and then enables these findings to be republished as widgets on blogs or other websites. The service offers a streamlined way for brands and products to not only see what's being said about them, but also to show their consumers. They say:
Tinker is a simple way to discover events people are chattering about on Twitter. Follow an event stream and Tinker will show you relevant real-time conversations from social media sources like Facebook and Twitter. Whether it's the Oscars or a new iPhone release, no event is too big or small to Tinker about. // PR is facing new challenges - every day.
Social Networks Name Checker
Many tech experts predict that social network screen names will become a valuable commodity in the near future, much like domain names in the 1990s. If they’re right, now might be a good time to bookmark www.namechk.com.
(You) Own Your Identity
Chi.mp gives you your own domain and Web site – your social hub. With chi.mp, you can bring together the many pieces of your digital life - your content, your contacts – to create “Centralized You”. And you control “who sees what”. -> yeah!
CallCenterWorld 2009
See what we did in front of the convention center.
Trackle Feeds You Personalized RSS
[from Techcrunch] Silicon Valley start-up Trackle.com is launching the public beta of its personalized Google Alerts to track pretty much everything in an internet user’s life. Trackle’s technology and interface is innovative and disarmingly comprehensive. It provides real-time personalized RSS feeds of the latest crime in a user’s neighborhood, fluctuating airline ticket prices, how much a user’s house value is down this week, updated job listings, sports scores and much more.
