NewsGator Furthers International Expansion Via Partnership With DAC- June 26, 2008 I am excited to share some news - today we formally announced our widget partnership with Digital Advertising Consortium (DAC). DAC is one of Japan's largest online advertising solutions providers. With this partnership, DAC now has exclusive rights to offer NewsGator Widget Services to Japanese media companies and brands. This is a significant opportunity for NewsGator as Japan is the second largest online advertising market in the world! And we could not have picked a better partner than DAC..http://blogs.newsgator.com/daily/2008/06/newsgator-furth.html Share your clippings with ReadBurner- June 23, 2008 If you haven't already seen it, the good folks at ReadBurner have built an application to show the most frequently shared content across the web. That content could come from Google Reader or Netvibes... ...or starting today, from NewsGator clippings! If you're using clippings from NewsGator Online, FeedDemon, NetNewsWire, NewsGator Inbox, NewsGator Go!, or any of our other applications, you're all set. Nick Bradbury has details of how to make all of this work on his blog. Give it a try,...http://blogs.newsgator.com/daily/2008/06/share-your-clip.html Turning Negatives Into Positives- June 13, 2008 Metallica is in the news again, this time apologizing for taking down reviews of its work by fans on its website. Interestingly, Metallica apparently was taking down even "mostly positive reviews," which seems rather silly and, unfortunately, par for the course for this now doddering, once-admired power trio. But the fact remains that most companies and business executives, like Metallica, react unfavorably to reviews, especially ones critical of their own products or services. We have..http://blogs.newsgator.com/daily/2008/06/turning-negativ.html Eek. I've Got Web 2.0 Syndrome- June 12, 2008 Like anything else that explodes out of nowhere, social computing is already developing its own neuroses. Well, not really, but sometimes it seems like it is. The Online Journalism Blog came up with seven complaints as social media addicts adapt to the demands of new technologies and fluctuating social structures. Some seem almost real, especially if you work at a company that is all about social media and computing. Comment Guilt is defined as regrets that they are not commenting more on...http://blogs.newsgator.com/daily/2008/06/eek-ive-got-web.html |