FUNimation has revealed its development of Shodojo.com, a social community site for anime fans that will host anime video, fan art, online chat, forums, photo galleries, and other social networking options. Read Full Story
For a complete collection of Twitter resources, check out The Twitter Guide Book , Mashable’s hub for all things Twitter. - Most Twitter users probably follow under a thousand other people, but that’s enough to make it hard to keep track of the real-time stream. I actually started having trouble keeping up when I hit about 50 follows — and depending on how prolific the people you’re following are, you could be dealing with a hard-to-parse Twitter stream even following ... Read Full Story
Frost & Sullivan's '2009 Corporate Use of Social Networking ' research indicates that only about 40 percent of US organizations formally use social networking or web 2.0 tools. Read Full Story
Community and network marketing has been in existence for centuries and with the emergence of the Internet, it has gone online. Social networking sites... Read Full Story
Readers may have noticed that Google changed the way it displays search results this week: the Google logo is smaller, results are indented and spacing has been added above the search box. Google also removed the page size indicator, which gives you a hint of how long the page might take to load. Read Full Story
eMusic, one of the world’s largest subscription-based music retailers, has for the first time added music from Sony’s catalog to its store. Most users on eMusic subscribe to the service because of the eclectic selection of independent music it offers, and very few users were excited to hear that eMusic was going to make major [...] Read Full Story
Google just announced a number of changes to its blog search engine, Google Blog Search, but none of them will knock your socks off. RSS feeds for search queries were added, something that no self-respecting search engine of dynamic content would be without. Hot search queries and recent posts from popular blogs round [...] Read Full Story
July 1, 2009 – the day the music wars started in earnest. Last night the guys from Dovecote Records, a small music label based in New York, were hanging out at their local bar. Employees from file sharing startup LimeWire showed up to have a party. There was confusion over the ownership of some pizza, [...] Read Full Story
Not to be confused with the first music video about the iPhone 3GS (”Got My Mac on With iPhone 3GS“), the first video purportedly shot using the camera on the new device is making its way around the web.
The video – “Technologic Overkill” – is directed by filmmaker Steve Ellington, and shows “the [...] Read Full Story
