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[MobileBehavior] News to Us: Facebook @Mentions, Palm Pixi, Mobilize 09, Fox's ...: APIs””The apps that have grown around the Twitter platform are flourishing and adding value to the ecosystem. You authorize us to make content available via our APIs.

[Steve Reynolds Blog] Have Facebook Put the Last Nail into Twitter's Coffin?: If it was any other competitor I would say no, but Facebook have a proven track record of being good implementers, plus the fact they have a MASSIVE user base. What Twitter has over Facebook though is the micro-blogging angle to people outside of our friends and family –

[Inside Facebook] SocialToo Creates App to Syndicate Facebook Status Updates: Together with Facebook’s Twitter application for Facebook Pages (which could itself be opened up to personal profiles soon), Facebook could become one of the largest sources of tweets within the Twitter ecosystem. Historically, Twitter has been one of the most popular Facebook applications publishing status updates into Facebook.

[Wikinomics] Wikinomics» Blog Archive » The NFL - The Most Protective League ...: So, if I'm Patriots tackle Matt Light and I'm showered and on my way home, I have to listen to when QB Tom Brady's press conference ends to figure out when it's OK to update my Facebook or Twitter status? BTW: Matt does tweet however .

[TechnoTaste] Goodbye, Twitter | TechnoTaste: In the academic world, Facebook and Wikipedia are called public goods. In many cases, with public goods we're looking for the relatively few individuals who have so many resources, and who benefit disproportionally from the provision of the good, so much so that they're willing to provide the good on everyone's behalf.

[cdixon.org] The inevitable showdown between Twitter and Twitter apps ”” cdixon ...: I imagine Twitter will make like every other company out there with an API, a platform, or an affiliate program and find a happy balance between cannibalizing their complements and making rain for other parties - if a hundred skeezy refinance-lead or diet-pill shops can get this right, there's no reason Twitter can't.

[blxg // Blog da agência Fire Multicom] 5 Challenges Social Business Will Face // blxg // Blog da agência ...: Before there was Twitter, companies scrambled to publish blogging guidelines for employees, now the wrong tweet or Facebook status can get you fired. Organizations will not only need to update guidelines but actually train their people who may be leveraging social technologies for work.

[broadstuff] Welcome to the TwitterBubble - broadstuff: Wordpress adopting widepread RSSCloud, Google adopting PubSubHubbub, and the relative ease of building a Twitter API system via open source components implies to us that the "real time" ecosystem landscape is going to get much more competitive, and quite fast, so good luck to Twitter and all who sail on her - I think they will need it. And just in case, as the FT notes:

[Ffynnonweb] Ffynnonweb » Blog Archive » Social Media: When Ecosystems Become ...: Or where our insatiable appetite to tweet comes from? How about why we update our Facebook statuses constantly?

[Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media] Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media: Seth Godin's Non ...: Since we know (from the metrics provided by Pew and others) that the vast majority of Twitter users never tweet, my guess is that if you could take a successful NPO on Twitter -- like NWF or Red Cross -- and rank the quality of conversation on those accounts against the quality on Oprah's and Ashton's, you'd have a metric that easily proves that NPOs are far more productive, engaged and effective with social media than the average trend seeker. He chose a really lame metric, and it does our community, which has been one of the most innovative on Facebook and Twitter, a real disservice.

[Just Social!] Twitter Changes TOS, Opens doors for Advertising | Just Social: You authorize us to make content available via our APIs. Facebook just sent shockwaves through the social web with its announcement that they will be supporting @mentions in status updates.

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