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Google+ For Musicians
The suggested possible circles are an interesting starting point. When people start to “add” you on G+, they are just names, and you can’t see their circles, so how will you know which circle of yours to put them into? … Continue reading
Posted in Google+, Music
Tagged Andy Roberts, Artists, Asymmetric, Channel, Circle, circles, Facebook, Fan Circle, google, Hangout, market, Music, musician, musicians, Session, sharing, Social networking, songwriter, songwriters, sparks
When will Google+ allow people to add their own feeds?
When if at all, will Google+ allow people to add their own RSS feeds? Friendfeed took off when rooms were added, harnessing the power of the so-called social interest graph, but it started to lose appeal again when they allowed … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Google+, social media, web2.0
Tagged Circle, circles, conversations, Dejanews, Facebook, Friendfeed, google, google users, graph, mistake, network, newsgroup, social interest, social networks, streams, Usenet
Understanding the latest Facebook scam
Understanding the latest Facebook scam Every few weeks there’s a new scam that makes the rounds on Facebook. This week it’s the “Find out who visits your profile,” scam, which we’ve all seen before. Here we take a deeper look … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, social media
Tagged advice, App, caution, confirmation, damage, Facebook, login credentials, Media, platform, safety, scam, Scams, Social, social networks, source, Symptoms, Understanding, virus
Some things I can’t do on the ipad 2 yet.
So this is an experimental blog post feeding the output from a mind map directly via email to the blog. The mind map software is ithoughtsHD as recommended by Ed Dale and MacSparky, and it’s an addition to one I … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Learning, Mac, Tools
Tagged Action logging, audacity, autolinks, Ed Dale, Email, Facebook, Firefox, Google Reader, HD, iPad, ithoughtsHD, learning curve, livestream, log, MacSparky, mind map software, opml, OSX, pdf, podcast, samurai, wordpress, workflows
The Cooperative movement was born out a mixture of radical socialism and paternalist philanthropy
The Cooperative movement was born out a mixture of radical socialism and paternalist philanthropy during a period of upheavals and change. It was a group called The Rochdale Pioneers who established the first successful co-operative in 1844, starting a revolution … Continue reading
Posted in Community, Economics, Politics, UK
Tagged Arsenal, Baywind, Best broadband deals, Broadband, capitalism, change, co operative group, Co-operative, Communities, cooperative model, cooperative movement, cooperative society, Coperative, Environment, Facebook, Green, Harlock Hill, high streets, loyalty card, LRCoopWindfarm, marketplace, membership, pharmacy, philanthropy, retail giants, retail service, revolution, rochdale pioneers, rural communities, Sainsbury, Social, socialism, Society, telecoms companies, Tesco
Yusuf Islam on ‘My People’
Yusuf Islam talks about the production and crowd sourcing of his new song ‘My People’ inspired by the revolution in Egypt and the Arab world. Yusuf used facebook to gather peoples voices and mixed them into the production.
Posted in Music, Politics, social media
Tagged arab, crowd, Egypt, Facebook, Islam, production, revolution, song, world, youtube, Yusuf, Yusuf Isalam, Yusuf Islam
The Songwriters Circle
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Posted in Music
Tagged #SCJC, course, Facebook, January Challenge, Music, songwriter, Songwriters Circle, songwriting
