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September 2008 - Posts
IE8 Accelerators for MSDN and TechNet Social and Search
In the last of my series of cool new toys we're adding to extend the new MSDN , TechNet , and Expression social bookmarking sites, we've just posted a set of accelerators for IE8. Thanks to our own Tim Pearson and Husain Shambhoora for creating these!
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Shiny object #3: Live Writer Plug-in for MSDN and TechNet Social
Rahul Soni, a Microsoft field engineer in Bangalore, wrote a Live Writer plug in for including “Add to…” links to a number of social services like Digg, Delicious, Technorati, and Facebook. He’s now updated the plug in to work with Microsoft’s new social
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Shiny objects for MSDN and TechNet Social: #2 Custom feed queries
Continuing our series of cool new stuff you can do with our new social platform, Taylor Parsons has a post fully outlining all the conditions and parameters that you can use to slice and dice social platform queries. Here's some examples using Taylor's
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I'm a PC (Video)
Yeah, now THESE ads, I like. Not that I minded the Seinfeld ones--good attention-getters--but when they came out, I was hoping that we'd move to something like this quickly. Turns out, the powers that be are at least as smart as I am :) Phew. Windows
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Shiny objects for MSDN and TechNet Social: #1 FeedFlare
This is the start of a series of small posts on some goodies that are sprouting up to make interacting with our new Social apps easier. First up is some FeedFlare that Dan Rigsby created . FeedFlare, according to the FeedBurner site, is designed to "Give
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Launched: Social Bookmarking V1 on MSDN and TechNet (VIDEO)
We're pleased to announce the availability of our V1 release of MSDN Social , TechNet Social , and Expression Social . These new sites, which have been available in preview since May 2008, make it easy for Microsoft's enormous technical community to help
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TechEd Australia, Day 5: Chalk & Talk, Take 1
Spent the morning doing shameless self-promotion for my chalk & talk presentation in the MSDN lounge. We had a great turn out (lunch hour helps), but didn't have enough time for many questions. We'll run it again tomorrow for anyone that missed it,
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TechEd Australia, Day 4: Let the conversations begin
I've got three bullets on the keynote: It all started with the "No Need to Shout" video about our work on MSDN & TechNet. Pretty psyched to see that still getting play and a few laughs. Then there were cool free-runners. Always amazing to
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TechEd Australia, Day 3: Opening Day
I guess it's actually Day 1 for most attendees... the lucky ones that live in this beautiful place. I started the day at an AIMIA event about Social Media and its role in Marketing. Interesting panel discussion led by Aussie reps from MySpace, Bebo, and
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TechEd Aus, Day 2: Blue Mountains
My one pre-meditated bit of sightseeing while here was to book this day trip to the Blue Mountains. I'm so glad I did. Some fantastic sights, and a very relaxing day overall. Ended the day meeting our Australian sub counterparts over a friendly dinner
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