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The Facebook friendship trick

nicola — Mon, 28 Mar 2011 10:18:23 +0000

The Facebook friendship page is a (secret?!) function that allows you to discover what two specific users have shared and have in common.

The page shows the number of friends in common, along with photos, messages on their walls, events in which the two people both attended together, and the pages they both like.

Everything is shown in chronological order, just like a profile.

To display the page of friendship simply type the following URL:

http://www.facebook.com/ID Facebook 1?and=ID Facebook 2

Social Media Analytics Platform List

nicola — Wed, 28 Jul 2010 15:10:30 +0000

At the following link you will find the most comprehensive list of Social Media Analytics Platforms:

webstrategist >>>

Social Network Analysis Report

nicola — Sat, 05 Dec 2009 17:14:47 +0000

Geographic – Demographic and Traffic Data Revealed

Eventually, the new Social Network Analysis Report from Ignite.

Social Network Analysis Report:

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Everyday a new idea…

nicola — Thu, 08 Oct 2009 22:37:36 +0000

Astrotags are a new way to label your astronomy photos with their celestial subject and its location. This short film, made by Jim Le Fevre and Mike Paterson for the Royal Observatory’s Astronomy Photographer of the Year exhibition, shows you how. So have a watch, then astrotag your pictures at the Astronomy Photographer of the Year group on Flickr. If everyone joins in we can make a beautiful and accurate map of the night sky… so pass the word on.

Introducing astrotags from Royal Observatory Greenwich on Vimeo.

Ipoki – GPS-based social network

nicola — Tue, 16 Sep 2008 14:55:36 +0000

Ipoki is a GPS-based social network that allows people to share geolocation data using a small application installed in their mobile devices.

With Ipoki you can track the position in Google Maps of all our friends, and:

Google Earth integration: You can follow in Google Earth in realtime.
Flickr: Keep your tracks in Ipoki and upload your photos in Flicker. Now you can geolocate all your Flickr photos from Ipoki just with one click!
Social capabilities: See the location of random people, list of friends, invite friends from ipoki.com, manage your privacy, customize your picture, include tags.
Communication: registered users can post comments to the map of other users and they can send responses from Ipoki plug-in in realtime.
Embed your map with your real-time location in your Blog or any other site.
Easily share your real-time location in the Internet directly with your Ipoki URL (http:www.ipoki.com/maps/username ).
Ipoki API for developers to send and retreive users’ location.

Website: http://www.ipoki.com

Big brother: search and destroy!

nikkey — Tue, 01 Jul 2008 16:04:34 +0000

Have a look at the services of the company ReputationDefender.
A nice service, we needed something like this, or just scary?
And what about the service “My Child”… do you really care about his/her online reputation?

From the official website:

ReputationDefender was created to defend you and your family’s good name on the Internet. Our goal is straightforward:

To SEARCH out all information about you and/or your child on the Internet, wherever it may be, and present it to you in a clear report.

To provide DESTROY assistance, helping remove, at your command, all inaccurate, inappropriate, hurtful, and slanderous information about you and/or your child using our proprietary in-house methodology.

We accomplish this goal through our two flagship products:

MyReputation^(sm) Internet Reputation Management Service – for you.

MyChild^(sm) Internet Reputation Management Service – for your child.

Who you are online is as important as who you are offline. Naturally, professionals, parents, college applicants, graduate school applicants, job seekers, and employers have raised serious and legitimate concerns about how to deal with this change and with the ever-increasing amount of information about each of us on the Internet.

By nearly all measures, the Internet is a boon to the way we all live. But the transparency of the Internet has also produced a seriously problematic, albeit unintended, effect: the Internet threatens to invade almost everyone’s privacy. It affects almost everyone’s reputation. Online content about even the most casual Internet users can be harmful, hurtful, or even plain false. The founders of our company asked one another: isn’t it time someone fought back?

We at ReputationDefender are committed to ensuring that the Internet is a medium where our clients can do business, pursue their passions, apply to school, apply for a job, date, and stay connected with friends and family, while knowing that their reputations, safety, and privacy are being protected 24 hours a day.

We will find the unwelcome online content about you or your loved ones, even if it is buried in websites that are not easily examined with standard online search engines. And if you tell us to do so, we will work around the clock to help you get that unwelcome content removed or corrected.

Our commitment is to your peace of mind. Our goal is to watch your back.