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Search, Social and Direct Traffic - [TRAFFIC ANALYSIS] ![DPS-Traffic-Social-bookmarking-spikes.png - Search, Social and Direct Traffic - [TRAFFIC ANALYSIS]](http://www.twitip.com/wp-content/uploads/2008/11/dps-traffic-social-bookmarking-spikes-tm.jpg) This morning I spent a little time doing some analysis (using Google Analytics) of the traffic coming into my main blog - Digital Photography School.
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| Hundreds of Bloggers to Interact with On Digg and StumbleUpon It’s time to release into the wild another two of our Social Media Love-In lists - this time it’s all about social bookmarking.
The opportunities for collaboration and cooperation on sites like Digg and StumbleUpon are amazing. They can be powerful tools with the potential to drive significant traffic to a blog.
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| Jason Goldberg Sells SocialMedian For $4 Million Former Jobster CEO Jason Goldberg sold SocialMedian, the social news startup he founded last year, to German social network Xing for $4 million and a earnout worth as much as $3.5 million.
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| Jason Goldberg Sells SocialMedian For $4 Million Former Jobster CEO Jason Goldberg sold SocialMedian, the social news startup he founded last year, to German social network Xing for $4 million and a earnout worth as much as $3.5 million.
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| Social networking goes to war Call it Gruntbook. As part of its long-term effort to pioneer "network-centric warfare," the US military has rolled out a social networking system for soldiers in Iraq. Called the Tactical Ground Reporting System, or TIGR, the system was developed by DARPA, the same Defense Department agency that spearheaded the creation of the internet forty years ago. As described by David Talbot in an article i [..] |
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Using Social Media to Grow Your Blog?s Readership  This week we’re looking at five different methods that I’d use to find readership if I were starting a new blog. So far we’ve explored guest posting, advertising and networking - but today I want to turn our attention to the explosive and dynamic area of social media.
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| Social Media Ad Platform Lotame Raises $13 Million Series B Lotame, which runs an ad platform aimed at social networks, has raised a $13 million Series B round, led by new investor Emergence Capital Partners. Previous investors Battery Ventures and Hillcrest Management, who particpated in Lotame's $10 [..] |
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Launching Your Next Venture Using Social Media - 5 Lessons Learned  Today Mark Hayward shares some lessons on how to use social media to launch an online venture.
Are you getting ready to launch a new project? Have you worked for months, or possibly even years trying to complete your vision and make it ready for the big launch day?
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| Ning Launches OpenSocial Support. Will They Support Facebook Next? Ning, the roll-your-own social network, is finally integrating with the Google-led OpenSocial coalition, meaning that developers who have written for one of the other OpenSocial networks (MySpace, hi5, Friendster, etc.) will be able to port their apps easily to Ning.
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| Game Show Channel Coming To Xbox Live [Rumor] A new social gaming channel is coming to Xbox LIVE, one that looks to be another attempt from Microsoft to target the casual gaming crowd with "programmatic, highly concurrent social interactive games." That's the long way of saying "game shows" as Xbox LIVE versions of Jeopardy! and Who Wants To B [..] |
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| Paulina Bozek Looking To Multiplatform Social Gaming [Bozek] SingStar director Paulina Bozek jumped ship from Sony to Atari/Infogrames back in September. What has she been up to? At the Atari Live event in London, Bozek spoke about her involvement in setting up Atari London and the kind of social gaming she will be pursuing at the new stud [..] |
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Motorola to develop an Android-based social networking smartphone  It looks like Motorola has some tricks up its sleeve and may be introducing an Android phone with a twist. No plain Jane Android phone for Motorola and its 350 person strong development team - instead it may be crafting an Android-powered handset with a strong focus on social networking. Yup, that’s right. Our favorite [...] [..] |
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NYT's "TimesPeople" Social Network: Another Good Idea From The Times  The latest New York Times (NYT) digital feature: TimesPeople, a social network for Times users. Good news: You'd have to look pretty hard to find similarities between it and Facebook or MySpace.
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