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scooblog by josh ledgard
Linkage: Microsoft and cool: so close yet so far :)
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over 5 years ago
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Source: The JobSyntax Blog : Microsoft and cool: so close yet so far :) Anyway, I love the end of the article, in which Fred reveals that a Microsoft employee inadvertently emailed him PR's file on him, Wired, and Microsoft's talking points surrounding...
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Nothing to see here
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over 5 years ago
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Of course the following story would be comical if I could say that nothing like this ever happens here. Source: AOL: Powerpoint paralysis - Valleywag ...Straightforward enough. Splice in the different databases, slap a name on the product, pray. Not for...
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Google makes your code prettier
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over 5 years ago
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Something I'd love to see Microsoft do more of is small, simple, solutions to annoying problems that would delight customers. Here is a perfect example. Google Gode Prettifier A simple Javascript and CSS file, the Google Code Prettifier makes syntax highlighting...
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Facilitate Knowledge Transfer in Online Communities
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over 5 years ago
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I'm often asked how products teams can best participate in their online communities. It would be simple to say "go talk to customers" and be done with it, but you can have a more targeted approach than that. They key to successful support communities...
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Great tips on ramping up online user communities
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over 5 years ago
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There is truth in every recomendation from the following post. Source: Creating Passionate Users: User Community and ROI In Building a User Community Part 1 we talked about the importance of not only a strict "There Are No Dumb Questions" policy, but...
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Forums are now as simple as a widget
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over 5 years ago
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The interesting thing is that the same forum could be hosted in different widgets on different sites if I read the post correctly. Freewebs continues to add to their widget catalog with their new forums widget. This customizable plug-in is available for...
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Viacom to YouTube: Zip It... Zip it good
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over 5 years ago
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I think the clip says it all, but incase it doesn't... NEW YORK (Reuters) - Media conglomerate Viacom Inc. said on Tuesday that it was suing Google Inc. and its Internet video-sharing site YouTube for more than $1 billion over unauthorized use of its...
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Don't taunt happy fun ball
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over 5 years ago
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Or Wikipedia :-) The comments on all the linked entries are just comical all around.
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Meet up at the MVP Summit? Call Josh
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over 5 years ago
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I work on the Developer Division Customer connection team. I have no MVPs. There’s a bit of irony to that. This means that it is very hard for me to schedule ANY official time with MVPs at our annual MVP summit. What I can do is steal your unofficial...
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Having an open mind towards leaks
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over 5 years ago
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Recently a blog post was made by a Microsoft employee who was excited about the new team he was joining. His post hinted at the new product by mentioning the potential competitors. Probably something that sholdn't have been done, but I don't really feel...
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Something you don't see everyday at Microsoft
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over 5 years ago
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Source: Sara Ford's WebLog : Influencing the Microsoft culture one open source presentation at a time The thing I love most about my job is being creative in how I’m trying to get an idea or message across, especially when it comes down to challenging...
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Strong free one two combination for creating localized applications
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over 5 years ago
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So you started your application and now realize you've hardcoded strings and you need to start offering localized version. There are two freely available tools you can use to help with this transition. Step One: Remove hardcoded strings and put them in...
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Vista use is habit forming
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over 5 years ago
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Last night I sat down on my home PC and typed [windows-key] w-o-r [enter]. Nothing happened. This machine hadn't been updated to Vista and I hadn't realized that the way I launch applications has changed. It's a small thing, but I think the new start...
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I started a personal blog
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over 5 years ago
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Blogs.msdn.com just doesn't seem like the place to post about cooking, the Red Sox, my kidmanals, and all the other non-Microsoft related banter that crosses my mind. So Gretchen and I started www.ledgards.com . The site probably has a different audience...
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A suggestion for online RSS feed readers
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over 5 years ago
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Read and display the comment count so I can see how many people have an opinion about the post.
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The problem with subscribing to guidance feeds
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over 5 years ago
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I think next-gen guidance is about bringing together a lot of key concepts: context-precision (using context to organize information) personalization (create your own views, tailor it for your needs, ... etc.) community type ratings (expose the thinking...
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I guess they listened to Scoble
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over 5 years ago
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Went to check out the Google Reader. Loved the introduction and personal tour by the engineer on the front page. Someone drank the "Scoble-Aid".
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A Reason Blogs Shouldn't Ship as Part of the MSDN Library
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over 5 years ago
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I'm not sure that the humor found here would translate well . Nevermind, I'd love to see what would happen to this on the translation wiki. I've been a bad blog reader of late. I actually found this because before I started a presentation yesterday someone...
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It's a good sign when
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over 5 years ago
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A competitor starts copying our stuff . I saw it with Netscape before they lost market share and also saw it with AIM. The next step is when competitors in the web space start adding or releasing stuff that just makes people say "why?". It would also...
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Ebay Spam
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over 5 years ago
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I wonder what E-bay does to try and stop phishers from leaching off of their membership. Seems like a problem they would want to solve. Gretchen and I recently used Ebay to sell some stuff and incurred the seller fees. Maybe we were ignorant. I just assumed...
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