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Facebook and Twitter: There’s blood everywhere, but no one’s dying » VentureBeat

msandler — Sun, 08 Feb 2009 03:39:00 -0500

Facebook and Twitter: There’s blood everywhere, but no one’s dying » VentureBeat Image representing Twitter as depicted in Crun... Tagged by msandler under Facebook, twitter, tumbir, adaptiveblue,

MarshalSandler.com » Making Something From Nothing

msandler — Tue, 06 Jan 2009 12:40:00 -0500

Making Something From Nothing This may be on of the best post’s of the new year ! From Mr Fred Wilson “That’s a fundamental difference and we cannot ever lose sight of this fact. Nothing costs nothing. We don’t have to pay for our ideas, imagination, and hard work we put into turning nothing into something. Well to be exact, the entrepreneur doesn’t have to pay for any of those things. The VC does pay for those things and gets a piece of the ride from nothing to something as a result.!” January 1, 2009 Fred Wilson Add to it this look up article from Dave Winer on helping friend feed http://www.scripting.com/ In one of my reblogs I added some thoughts regarding giving free help to Friendfeed Mr Wilson says it better nothing cost’s nothing ! Me below ! “Or better yet have the Executives at Friend Feed follow the folks at Adaptive Blue these people have developed an application for all of us and they will succeed. http://www.adaptiveblue.com/!” Msandler Making Something From Nothing. Tagged by msandler under fredwilson, VC,

MarshalSandler.com » AdaptiveBlue Launches Glue to Show You Who’s Visiting What on the Web

msandler — Tue, 30 Dec 2008 10:49:00 -0500

AdaptiveBlue Launches Glue to Show You Who’s Visiting What on the Web Top Notch Article by Adam Ostrow on Glue- NewsResourcesSocial NetworkingStartupsMobileSportsMusicPoliticsCelebrities © 2006-2008 Mashable! AdaptiveBlue Launches Glue to Show You Who’s Visiting What on the Web October 28, 2008 - 9:00 am PDT - by Adam Ostrow 10 Comments Semantic Web startup AdaptiveBlue is launching a new service today called Glue. The concept is sort of similar to MyBlogLog – showing recent visitors to a certain webpage – except it’s more like recent visitors to a given concept. So, for example, if you’re looking at the Wikipedia entry for the movie Iron Man, the Glue bar will show people that have visited webpages about Iron Man all around the Net, for example, on Netflix or IMDB. This all works through a combination of a Firefox add-on (Get Glue), AdaptiveBlue’s contextual technology, and analyzing your existing social networks on services like Facebook, Twitter, and Friendfeed. In turn, if you’re visiting the Iron Man page on Wikipedia, you’ll see which of your friends from those sites (who have also installed Glue) have explored Iron Man content, with options to see additional metadata like comments, reviews, or “likes.” Additionally, Glue wants to help you discover new people, so you’ll see other members of Glue who are interested in the concept you’re viewing. This screencast explains how it all works a bit more in-depth: AdaptiveBlue Launches Glue to Show You Who’s Visiting What on the Web. Related articles by Zemanta * Building A New Type Of Social Network: How “Glue” Is Using Semantic Technology To Change The Way People Connect On The Web Enhanced by Zemanta Tagged by msandler under adaptice, blue,

MarshalSandler.com � The Perfect Social Tool - ReadWriteWeb

msandler — Wed, 24 Dec 2008 12:03:00 -0500

Not being a Geek I was very excited a few months ago being invited to test Glue ! I at 72 years old and not a fan of Machine Communication , find found that somewhere in the computer science education platform Geekery has taught students to talk to machines not people ! My LG is full blown I don’t text get email etc, As and old man I like the touch keyboard so i bought an LG Vu Mobile Phone ! I find Twitter and Friendfeed boring applications ! I get my reads from Frank Eliason Chris Brogan Louis Gray Steve Rubel Shel Israel Bill Israel Dave Winer and more I pull them into my mail box with Tabbloid a Free Service from Hewlett Packard tabbloid_2008-12-24_0900-2 tabbloid_2008-12-24_0902 But Glue is a different story , first and foremost Alex Iskold http://alexiskold.wordpress.com/ Alex Iskold is Founder/CEO of AdaptiveBlue, a smart browsing company. He is also a feature writer for popular technology blog - ReadWriteWeb and a regular member of the SemanticWeb gang. Alex understands the Science of General Semantics that I have studied since 1963. Tagged by msandler under glue,

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msandler — Wed, 17 Dec 2008 06:06:00 -0500

“Top notch tech article on what a netbook really is ! After reading Dave Winer’s article I now have a buying guide like the Kindle they are an excellent approach to on the Go Computing ! I can read my Tabbloid on the go tabbloid_2008-12-17_1000 Scripting News: 12/17/2008. Related articles by Zemanta My Diigo Bookmarks 12/17/2008 Firefox Extensions: Picks of the Week 2008-12-17 Dave Winer and Patrick Scoble have a chat at sunset AdaptiveBlue” MarshalSandler.com » Scripting News: 12/17/2008 Tagged by msandler under social, socialmedia,

MarshalSandler.com » Op-Ed Columnist - Cars, Kabul and Banks - NYTimes.com

msandler — Sun, 14 Dec 2008 11:13:00 -0500

Op-Ed Columnist - Cars, Kabul and Banks - NYTimes.com Best follow on the NYT Follow your favorite Bloggers on Tabbloid Free Service from HP tabbloid_2008-12-14_1000 Op-Ed Columnist - Cars, Kabul and Banks - NYTimes.com. Reblog this post [with Zemanta] Grab this swicki from eurekster.com AdaptiveBlue Tagged by msandler under NYT, newyorktimes,

MarshalSandler.com » BlueBlog: Glue Podcast on ReadWriteTalk-Podcast

msandler — Sat, 06 Dec 2008 07:44:00 -0500

Annotated link http://www.diigo.com/bookmark/http%3A%2F%2Fmarshalsandler.com%2F2008%2F12%2Fblueblog-glue-podcast-on-readwritetalk Tagged by msandler under adaptiveblue, :glue, readwritetalk,

MarshalSandler.com » AdaptiveBlue: BlueOrganizer Releases and Release Notes

msandler — Mon, 01 Dec 2008 08:04:00 -0500

AdaptiveBlue: BlueOrganizer Releases and Release Notes Image representing AdaptiveBlue as depicted in... Image by via CrunchBase If you have a Tumblr theme it makes it easy it easy to post to Tumblr with Glue I added one today on The Great Thanksgiving podcast by Bill Isreal of Cubicle 17 and Chris Brogan http://msandler.tumblr.com/ Back in March Alex discussed how easy it was to post things to Tumblr with BlueOrganizer. Things like “books, music, movies, restaurants, people, stocks, recipes, wine and even stories - all with just one click.” Tagged by msandler under marshalsandler, glue,

MarshalSandler.com » Alex Iskold Personal Blog-Adaptive Blue

msandler — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 06:41:00 -0500

Alex Iskold Personal Blog-Adaptive Blue Graphic representation of a minute fraction of... Image via Wikipedia The Creator of Glue-for Adaptive Blue! Alex Iskold Personal Blog. Related articles by Zemanta * AdaptiveBlue Launches BlueOrganizer Indigo * Glue binds the social and semantic Web * Yahoo adds Glue to make search more useful * Yahoo Glue Gives You Everything But the Web Search [Yahoo] * Gluing Together the Best Content on the Web * Glue Society’s surreal installations and films Tagged by msandler under advice, adaptiveblue,

MarshalSandler.com » Alex Iskold Personal Blog-Adaptive Blue

msandler — Tue, 25 Nov 2008 06:39:00 -0500