Comments on: Corporate Takeover – Web Style http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/ Learn How Human Business Works - Beyond Social Media Fri, 10 Feb 2012 12:25:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: youtube downloader http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-288501 youtube downloader Tue, 07 Dec 2010 13:47:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-288501 I blog every now and again how the app has gone far afield of how we all used to talk about it back in the day. Now that I’ve heard they’ve received some more money to go and try to figure out how to take on business services, I realize that I want them to do something with that money. I blog every now and again how the app has gone far afield of how we all used to talk about it back in the day. Now that I’ve heard they’ve received some more money to go and try to figure out how to take on business services, I realize that I want them to do something with that money.

]]> By: Buzz Meter: Twingly » The Buzz Bin http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-126635 Buzz Meter: Twingly » The Buzz Bin Thu, 26 Jun 2008 14:02:24 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-126635 [...] integrating its users to help build upcoming features is brilliant! Some would even say that if you combine Twingly with Technorati, it would be a top notch blog search engine. I would definitely recommend people to check out [...] [...] integrating its users to help build upcoming features is brilliant! Some would even say that if you combine Twingly with Technorati, it would be a top notch blog search engine. I would definitely recommend people to check out [...]

]]> By: Keren Dagan http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-126163 Keren Dagan Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:24:11 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-126163 This article from ReadWriteWeb: article <a href="http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/long_tail_ad_network_technorati_media.php" rel="nofollow">Long Tail Ad Network Makes Sense for Technorati<a> questions the need for a blog search engine. I do agree with it to some extent yet I think that it is not the search or the content published on the site (top blog post) that draws us to visit it. I think that it is an important service to us the bloggers. It help us to see who read us, react to what that we are saying. It help us to find who should we interact with and what interest them. It also shows us where are we in the blogsphere relative to others. It helps us to find the top blogs and bloggers (NOT blog posts). I like both Technorati and Twingly for the same reason. They are building a system of records for the blogsphere. Maybe because we are their main customers today and we are so use to pay small fees (in other words free) they have hard time making money serving us. So, I'm totally fine if they look and find someone else to pay the bills as long as they keep building (and exposing) the data supporting the bloggers community. Keren This article from ReadWriteWeb: article Long Tail Ad Network Makes Sense for Technorati questions the need for a blog search engine. I do agree with it to some extent yet I think that it is not the search or the content published on the site (top blog post) that draws us to visit it.
I think that it is an important service to us the bloggers. It help us to see who read us, react to what that we are saying. It help us to find who should we interact with and what interest them.
It also shows us where are we in the blogsphere relative to others. It helps us to find the top blogs and bloggers (NOT blog posts).
I like both Technorati and Twingly for the same reason. They are building a system of records for the blogsphere.
Maybe because we are their main customers today and we are so use to pay small fees (in other words free) they have hard time making money serving us.
So, I’m totally fine if they look and find someone else to pay the bills as long as they keep building (and exposing) the data supporting the bloggers community.

Keren

]]> By: Keren Dagan http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-247098 Keren Dagan Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:24:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-247098 This article from ReadWriteWeb: article <a href="http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/long_tail_ad_network_technorati_media.php" rel="nofollow">Long Tail Ad Network Makes Sense for Technorati<a> questions the need for a blog search engine. I do agree with it to some extent yet I think that it is not the search or the content published on the site (top blog post) that draws us to visit it. I think that it is an important service to us the bloggers. It help us to see who read us, react to what that we are saying. It help us to find who should we interact with and what interest them. It also shows us where are we in the blogsphere relative to others. It helps us to find the top blogs and bloggers (NOT blog posts). I like both Technorati and Twingly for the same reason. They are building a system of records for the blogsphere. Maybe because we are their main customers today and we are so use to pay small fees (in other words free) they have hard time making money serving us. So, I'm totally fine if they look and find someone else to pay the bills as long as they keep building (and exposing) the data supporting the bloggers community. Keren This article from ReadWriteWeb: article Long Tail Ad Network Makes Sense for Technorati questions the need for a blog search engine. I do agree with it to some extent yet I think that it is not the search or the content published on the site (top blog post) that draws us to visit it.
I think that it is an important service to us the bloggers. It help us to see who read us, react to what that we are saying. It help us to find who should we interact with and what interest them.
It also shows us where are we in the blogsphere relative to others. It helps us to find the top blogs and bloggers (NOT blog posts).
I like both Technorati and Twingly for the same reason. They are building a system of records for the blogsphere.
Maybe because we are their main customers today and we are so use to pay small fees (in other words free) they have hard time making money serving us.
So, I’m totally fine if they look and find someone else to pay the bills as long as they keep building (and exposing) the data supporting the bloggers community.

Keren

]]> By: Keren Dagan http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-247099 Keren Dagan Wed, 18 Jun 2008 20:24:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-247099 This article from ReadWriteWeb: article <a href="http://www.readwriteweb.com/archives/long_tail_ad_network_technorati_media.php" rel="nofollow">Long Tail Ad Network Makes Sense for Technorati<a> questions the need for a blog search engine. I do agree with it to some extent yet I think that it is not the search or the content published on the site (top blog post) that draws us to visit it. I think that it is an important service to us the bloggers. It help us to see who read us, react to what that we are saying. It help us to find who should we interact with and what interest them. It also shows us where are we in the blogsphere relative to others. It helps us to find the top blogs and bloggers (NOT blog posts). I like both Technorati and Twingly for the same reason. They are building a system of records for the blogsphere. Maybe because we are their main customers today and we are so use to pay small fees (in other words free) they have hard time making money serving us. So, I'm totally fine if they look and find someone else to pay the bills as long as they keep building (and exposing) the data supporting the bloggers community. Keren This article from ReadWriteWeb: article Long Tail Ad Network Makes Sense for Technorati questions the need for a blog search engine. I do agree with it to some extent yet I think that it is not the search or the content published on the site (top blog post) that draws us to visit it.
I think that it is an important service to us the bloggers. It help us to see who read us, react to what that we are saying. It help us to find who should we interact with and what interest them.
It also shows us where are we in the blogsphere relative to others. It helps us to find the top blogs and bloggers (NOT blog posts).
I like both Technorati and Twingly for the same reason. They are building a system of records for the blogsphere.
Maybe because we are their main customers today and we are so use to pay small fees (in other words free) they have hard time making money serving us.
So, I’m totally fine if they look and find someone else to pay the bills as long as they keep building (and exposing) the data supporting the bloggers community.

Keren

]]> By: Exploring the Web | Coffee on the Keyboard http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-126061 Exploring the Web | Coffee on the Keyboard Tue, 17 Jun 2008 17:28:15 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-126061 [...] Twingly is like Technorati reborn, a new, more focused blog search tool. Chris Brogan blogged about it. [...] [...] Twingly is like Technorati reborn, a new, more focused blog search tool. Chris Brogan blogged about it. [...]

]]> By: Technorati to acquire Twingly? http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-126056 Technorati to acquire Twingly? Tue, 17 Jun 2008 16:36:36 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-126056 [...] Chris Brogan doesn’t know what they will do with the money but he does know what he thinks they should do. He thinks they should definitely buy Twingly. Brogan sees Twingly as an early Technorati, a service that is constantly finding ways to interact with the ever changing blog world. Their widget showing which blogs are linking to your post is on my ‘Widgets to try’ list. [...] [...] Chris Brogan doesn’t know what they will do with the money but he does know what he thinks they should do. He thinks they should definitely buy Twingly. Brogan sees Twingly as an early Technorati, a service that is constantly finding ways to interact with the ever changing blog world. Their widget showing which blogs are linking to your post is on my ‘Widgets to try’ list. [...]

]]> By: Sue Murphy http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-125814 Sue Murphy Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:05:09 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-125814 I hadn't heard about Twingly until just now (thanks for pointing it out!) but upon first glance I find it a much more user friendly site than Technorati. I find Technorati to be cluttered and busy. I like being able to see only information I want to see. As for the takeover? Maybe Twingly just needs some better marketing and some day they can take over Technorati! :-) I hadn’t heard about Twingly until just now (thanks for pointing it out!) but upon first glance I find it a much more user friendly site than Technorati. I find Technorati to be cluttered and busy. I like being able to see only information I want to see.

As for the takeover? Maybe Twingly just needs some better marketing and some day they can take over Technorati! :-)

]]> By: Sue Murphy http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-247096 Sue Murphy Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:05:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-247096 I hadn't heard about Twingly until just now (thanks for pointing it out!) but upon first glance I find it a much more user friendly site than Technorati. I find Technorati to be cluttered and busy. I like being able to see only information I want to see. As for the takeover? Maybe Twingly just needs some better marketing and some day they can take over Technorati! :-) I hadn’t heard about Twingly until just now (thanks for pointing it out!) but upon first glance I find it a much more user friendly site than Technorati. I find Technorati to be cluttered and busy. I like being able to see only information I want to see.

As for the takeover? Maybe Twingly just needs some better marketing and some day they can take over Technorati! :-)

]]> By: Sue Murphy http://www.chrisbrogan.com/corporate-takeover-web-style/comment-page-1/#comment-247097 Sue Murphy Sun, 15 Jun 2008 16:05:00 +0000 http://www.chrisbrogan.com/?p=2590#comment-247097 I hadn't heard about Twingly until just now (thanks for pointing it out!) but upon first glance I find it a much more user friendly site than Technorati. I find Technorati to be cluttered and busy. I like being able to see only information I want to see. As for the takeover? Maybe Twingly just needs some better marketing and some day they can take over Technorati! :-) I hadn’t heard about Twingly until just now (thanks for pointing it out!) but upon first glance I find it a much more user friendly site than Technorati. I find Technorati to be cluttered and busy. I like being able to see only information I want to see.

As for the takeover? Maybe Twingly just needs some better marketing and some day they can take over Technorati! :-)

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