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Many orkut users asked various questions about orkut sandbox to me via scrapbook, comments, community, email & other medium after I published 3 ways to read locked scrapbook on orkut! In this post, I will try to clear your doubts on orkut sandbox and opensocial. #What is OpenSocial? From wikipedia, OpenSocial is a set of common application programming interfaces (APIs) for web-based social network applications, developed by Google, and released November 1, 2007. Applications implemen

Original post by Welcome To Devils Workshop

Open Source: Get Some Podcasted[…] If you’re like me, you can see the advantages of open source development in the digital media age and how we can all benefit, but some of the core ideas might still escape you. Perhaps they are the economic concepts or they’re legal stuff. This might only be evident when (Read More…) 5 Most Recently Added Products

Original post by Indyish

It’s Like Open Mic Only Different Here’s how it works. It’s like any rambling conversation. Don’t try to read it all. Jump in whenever you get here. Just go to the end and start talking. EVERYONE is WELCOME. The rules are simple — be nice. There are always first timers and new things to talk about. It’s sort of half “Cheers” part “Friends” and part video game. You don’t know how much fun it is until you try it. …Blogs and Blog Friends in 2007! We might talk about: Bloggers we met in

Original post by [Technorati] Tag results for open social

… Blogs and Blog Friends in 2007! We might talk about Bloggers we met in person, Bloggers we met on the phone, Bloggers we met on their blog for the first time, Blog posts and blogs that changed how we thought, and whatever else comes up — even flamenco dancing. Oh, and bring links to share! The rules are simple — be nice. –ME “Liz” Strauss Related article What is Tuesday Open Comment Night? Share This

Original post by Liz Strauss at Successful Blog - Thinking, writing, business ideas . . . You are only a stranger once.

Digg’s IM Epedemic: Without Functionality the Community Turns to Gaming and “Corruption,” says Top Diggers (Disclaimer at the bottom of this post) The following is a plea to the Digg community and staff. Let’s recognize we have a problem on our hands and figure out what to do next. If we ignore this problem - we only compound it. Digg could go the way of MySpace if it doesn’t address its functionality problems and get rid of the “corruption that is becoming rampant,” according to sev

Original post by DigiDave

Thoughts on Sharing Lessons Submitted by Bill on Mon, 12/17/2007 - 14:28. I’m writing these ideas out quickly — there are sure to be holes in this, and gaps in this reasoning — please point them out in the comments. For some context on this post, see these two threads on Dan Meyer’s blog. Users working with online lessons will generally fall into at least one of the following categories: People searching for lesson ideas (probably the majority) People already creating content on their

Original post by blogs | FunnyMonkey - Tools for Teachers

Filed under: Internet, Social SoftwareSome things you like to do alone, like reading a good book, or watching your DVD collection of Dawson’s Creek. But some things are intrinsically better if you’ve got more people around, like going to a football game, or at least watching one at home with a few buddies and a few beers. So it’s no surprise that web services have popped up that let you share your love of sports, photography, or silly videos with friends, strangers, and pretty much anyone who’

Original post by Download Squad

Around six weeks ago Google came out with “Open Social” which was their stab at getting into the social networking scene. However in the intervening six weeks they’ve come up with zip. As a matter of fact the thing isn’t even done yet and isn’t expected for another year. What’s Open Social? open-source code to allow any participating social media site to implement a common set of application program interfaces (APIs) and create “universal” applications The problem is that even if it’s techni

Original post by Dilithium Crystalworks

(Disclaimer at the bottom of this post) The following is a plea to the Digg community and staff. Let’s recognize we have a problem on our hands and figure out what to do next. If we ignore this problem - we only compound it. Digg could go the way of MySpace if it doesn’t address its functionality problems and get rid of the “corruption that is becoming rampant,” according to several top submitters that I spoke with (all ranked above 100, some ranked above 30). Shortly after Digg launched new soc

Original post by DigiDave

The last couple of months have not been kind to Facebook. First, the Open Social API challenged their application dominance when Google announced it last month with 40 some odd partners in tow. Second, the Beacon fiasco made Facebook look really bad (zits) when Facebook began to presume for its users - always a rookie dumb mistake - made by a lot wiser companies than this young social puppy. Then a couple of days ago,LinkedIn announced that they were releasing an API for application developers

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