Mr. Scoble on blogger’s authority in big companies

I wonder how they moderate team blogs.

"Team blogs like the IE team blog or the Xbox team blog? Yes with an asterisk, because what goes on those blogs is usually vetted by other people on the team and they discuss it (which explains why those blogs are generally a bit more reserved than individual blogs."

from Are bloggers authoritative sources at big companies?

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Help on Second Life

Here is the link that can help to start with Second Life.

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On10.net

As usual, couldn't try On10.net. But putting it here for future reference.

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Rawsugar – tagging solution?

I didn't get the chance to check it out.

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Corporations need blog too

 Though the above was not the theme of Mr. Scoble's post, but I found it interesting and also relevant for my future research.

"Yeah, Steve Rowe, I'm disappointed that blogs didn't jump on the headline faster and harder too. But, that just shows why corporations need blogs too (to make sure things stay factual out there and participate in the conversation, even when the conversation goes ugly)."

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Products on music sharing, social communities and recommendations

Interesting list on the theme.

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ETech- 2006 – Search and Network effect

Mr. Obasanjo explains the features of search Windows live search that were discussed in the talk, here.

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ETech 2006- Talk on Feeds

Mr. Obasanjo of Microsoft summarizes the talk, here.

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E-tech 2006 – talk on Social Networking

Mr. Obasanjo of Microsoft has a good summary of the talk, here.

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Anti- Social Networking – Isolatr by Yahoo

Yahoo launched this anti-social networking service- isolatr. I didn’t check it out but the concept caught my attention.

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