Archive for the ‘myspace’ Category
Tuesday, July 17th, 2007
I noticed a small, but perhaps significant, change in Facebook tonight. Usually when you add more friends to your Facebook account, you need to land on 3 separate pages for each friend: 1) the Requests page; 2) a Request Confirmation/Skip This Step page (I always click 'Skip This Step'), and ...
Posted in Uncategorized, Wall of Shame, Web 2.0, confirmation, friend, land, myspace, page, skip, step, tonight, view | No Comments »
Tuesday, July 10th, 2007
Looks like with a bit of digging around, you can find a fragment of the upcoming MySpace API. A MySpacer discovered a web album services interface that provides these operations: GetAlbums, GetAlbumsSlideShow, GetImagesCount, InsertAlbum.
Is this a hint of a complete MySpace API to come?
Mashable continues to hit home runs ...
Posted in Development, Online Dating Features, Social Networking, Web 2.0, api, discovered, getalbums, hint, myspace, myspacer, operations, upcoming | No Comments »
Wednesday, April 18th, 2007
I'm ok at VT" on the Internet social network Facebook has become an online bulletin board for Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University students to post their whereabouts and condition after the campus shooting that killed 32 people. Some 236 groups related to Virginia Tech have been set up on ...
Posted in General News, Just Because, Social Networking, Uncategorized, Wall of Shame, Web 2.0, blogs, board, bulletin, facebook, issue, myspace, tech, virginia | No Comments »
Wednesday, April 18th, 2007
IAC/InterActive Corp. on Wednesday said it plans to launch a new community site aimed at African Americans, coinciding with a larger social networking movement away from the mass chaos of MySpace toward better-targeted, smaller communities. The unnamed site won't launch until next January, but it will feature news, entertainment, ...
Posted in General News, Online Dating News, Social Networking, Startup, Web 2.0, african, american, ask, fat, iac, launch, man, match, myspace, networking, social, unnamed | No Comments »
Thursday, April 12th, 2007
VRS
Hosting people's lives online has become big business: services like Flickr and Photobucket serve as a virtual shoe box for millions of photographs, while YouTube and MySpace Video regularly serve up a daily dose of video blogs, home videos, and crazy stunts. But what happens ...
Posted in Development, Flickr, Social Networking, Startup, Web 2.0, Widgets, case, hosting, months, myspace, pages, photobucket, serve, youtube | 4 Comments »
