Ken Yeung
My Two Cents
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#FollowFriday: In Service to Others
This is a weekly series that I’m hoping to help add some more relevance to the #FollowFriday (what’s this?) Twitter activity originally started through Lijit’s own Micah Baldwin to help connect Twitterers. For this week’s selection, to honor those who were affected by the tragedies of September 11 eight years ago, I present this list of some of […]
Shrinking The Size of the Web into Facebook.
The web is a vast array of websites, social networks, applications and many other things. Quite simply, it’s like a gigantic solar system with planets being websites interspersed with comets, asteroids and an occasional sun. But all of that has pretty much changed with Facebook. Sure, Facebook isn’t the first social network out there, nor […]
Brizzly: Taking Twitter To The Browser In Real-Time.
Yet another Twitter client? Yeah, it seems to be. Aren’t we sick of hearing about the next version of Tweetdeck or Seesmic Desktop? First we had Twhirl, then came Tweetdeck, Seesmic Desktop, Destroy Twitter, Cotweets, PeopleBrowsr and other Twitter third-party desktop and web applications. So when I heard all the “hype” about Brizzly, I thought […]
5 Apps That We Can’t Live Without
This past week has been a weird one in terms of technology. First, there was some issues (perhaps residual) from Twitter’s downtime and then Google had issues with Gmail being down for at least a day and Foursquare having trouble yesterday and now WordPress is reporting a major security issue with its self-hosted option. In […]
#FollowFriday – It’s All About The Awesomeness.
This is a weekly series that I’m hoping to help add some more relevance to the #FollowFriday (what’s this?) Twitter activity that originally started through Lijit’s own Micah Baldwin to help connect Twitterers with one another.For this week’s selection, I’m revisiting some of the people that I follow to recommend some of the individuals that have really been […]
Note to Agencies: Being Insensitive to Tragedies Does Not Win Business.
Earlier this week, I happened to be on Google Reader and saw an interesting article on Advertising Age’s RSS feed where they highlighted this rather horrific piece of work created by an agency in Brazil called Tribbo Post. After watching the video piece, you’d get the impression that it was for the World Wildlife Fund […]
A Year of Insights, Doubts and Change
Here’s a story about my recent move from the pleasant job I had on the East Coast in Washington, DC that I was quite comfortable with and then felt that I’d like to shake things up a bit. It’s been a year since I set out on this endeavor and felt it rather cathartic and […]
My Heart Belongs To ‘Twitterville’ — Now In Book Form
I was privileged to attend Shel Israel’s recent book launch party in honor of his upcoming book, Twitterville. After reading his first book, Naked Conversations, which he co-authored with technology evangelist Robert Scoble, I was looking forward to what was coming up next. Since I’ve been living in San Francisco, I’ve had a chance to […]
Separating The Difference Between Influencers & Evangelists.
This question was first posed today on Twitter by Joann Peach during the Future of Influence Summit in San Francisco. Several people responded to her inquiry and here’s my take on it: no. I don’t think that influencers are the same as people you would consider to be champions or enthusiasts. Rather, let’s think of […]
Doing Some Real-Time Mystery Shopping Using Twitter.
Something that has been banged around in my head has got me thinking over the past few months. Usually when I’m out shopping, either for groceries or at a mall or store, I find myself on my cell phone not making calls, but instead using it to post tweets to Twitter. The topic of these […]
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