Did I mention that Nokia Lifeblog will be on all the announced Nseries phones?
Cool!
That’s a lotta bananas!
zengestrom.com: Why some social network services work and others don’t — Or: the case for object-centered sociality
I’ve been one of those hollering that content is not the end point and is not for passive consumption. Content is for starting a conversation! Michelle from Forrester infected me with the term – conversational content. Other call it ‘social currency’ or ‘object-centered sociality’.
The social networking services that really work are the ones that are built around objects.
Another Lifeblogger
Jee Kim’s really neat blog.
Link: lifeblog.
lifeblog
worth a thousand words…
And I take it Jesus Park was Korean?
BLOGthenticity – Can corporation use blogs for marketing? My experiences.
My first contribution at BLOGthenticity.
Link: BLOGthenticity – Can corporation use blogs for marketing? My experiences..
Instead of getting academic about the use of blogs in marketing, I figure it would be good to just dive into it with the stuff I’m doing, as an example.
How can I use Nokia Lifeblog with LiveJournal
Here it is.
Link: FAQ Question #224.
How can I use Nokia Lifeblog to update my journal?
LiveJournal supports Nokia Lifeblog, which permits you to update your journal via your mobile phone or through a desktop client. Information on Lifeblog can be found at http://www.nokia.com/lifeblog/.Lifeblog uses the ATOM protocol. To set up Lifeblog, you will need to provide your LiveJournal username and password, and enter http://www.livejournal.com/interface/atom as the server address. Lifeblog will automatically update the list of all journals you can post to.
Free LiveJournal users can use Lifeblog to post text only. Paid LiveJournal users can use Lifeblog to post photos as well, through the use of LiveJournal’s ScrapBook service. Currently you cannot post video clips to LiveJournal. [charlie: empahsis mine]
Punkin’ resting after a hard night’s sleep
Ah, the life of carnivores
