by Brian Wallace | Nov 21, 2007 | Social Media
Mashable has chosen our new group blog, Collective Thoughts, to be a selected partner. We’re thrilled to be on there, as we are a relatively new venture! Here is the remainder of the list: Selected Partners Techdirt /Message Blognation Andy Beard Gadgetell... by Brian Wallace | Nov 13, 2007 | Social Media
I’m pleased to announce a new social media group blog that I’ll be posting regularly on. The name is Collective Thoughts, and we’ll be featuring some of the greatest social media minds, including: Andy Beard Brian Wallace (aka nowsourcing) Glen... by Brian Wallace | Nov 9, 2007 | Reviews
I saw a write up of TrueKnowledge earlier on ReadWriteWeb, and must say that if this company can deliver what they are saying, they really could give Google a run for their money. Some might say, “big deal. Ask.com did that already with answers years ago”.... by Brian Wallace | Nov 7, 2007 | Social Media
It really seems like social media sites have been heating up over the past week. Or maybe even overheating. Since I’m such a sucker for looking for patterns, let’s review: Friday, November 2, 2007: Google’s new social media application framework,... by Brian Wallace | Nov 2, 2007 | Digg, Interviews
With me tonight is Greg Davies, known by most of you as cGt2099, one of the former top Diggers (in fact, Christopher Finke’s top 1000 Digger’s list still shows him at #106), and also runs The-Trukstop.com (more info on his background here). ... by Brian Wallace | Oct 31, 2007 | Blog
Blogrush has just released the long awaited Phase II, on Halloween no less. I knew that their orange and black color scheme was no coincidence 🙂 And I must say, the upgrade isn’t half bad. Maybe I’m just saying that because I was sick of seeing that work... by Brian Wallace | Oct 25, 2007 | Google, Social Media, StumbleUpon
With all the attention that Google Pagerank is getting now *yawn*… it’s a good time to talk of about the effectiveness of StumbleUpon. SU has really been on a tear lately. According to Alexa, Stumbleupon has never ranked higher in its history, currently... by Brian Wallace | Oct 22, 2007 | Social Media
(image credit – tycity) The more I use and observe social media, the more it seems like psychology to me. I had the pleasure of attending SMX New York last week, and one of the highlights of it for me was listening in on the panel featuring the founders of... by Brian Wallace | Oct 17, 2007 | Social Media
A computer can’t think like a person. You can program a computer to mimic human response, but this falls short. The concept of artificial artificial intelligence, such as the Human Turk attempts to have humans fill in the subjective gaps for machines, but this... by Brian Wallace | Oct 15, 2007 | Social Media
As previously stated, I’m heading off to the SMX Social Media 2 day conference in New York. You might ask, “Why on earth would someone spend over $1,000 just to sit around for 2 days in a conference?” I’ll tell you why. Strengthen your network....