Socially Fresh Ep #10 Aug. 19, 2009
Tumblr Launches Hashtags and Facebook Integration, iPhone #1 Camera on Flickr, Ride w/ Lance Armstrong on twitter, and Cant tweet? try DailyBooth.com
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Episode #10
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-Tumblr Launches Hashtags and Facebook Integration http://bit.ly/znAns
-iPhone Now #1 Camera on Flickr http://bit.ly/jmufi
-Want to bike ride with Lance Armstrong? Follow him on twitter! http://bit.ly/5UTk0
-Updating Twitter to Hard? Try DailyBooth.comhttp://bit.ly/388g2a
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I don’t think so, I think it just shows that we’re in an ever increasing mobile world & with the iphone you always have a camera in your pocket to take that split second shot.
Tumblr.com, the super-simple blogging site recently launched 2 new features: Tag Channels & Facebook integration.
No need to worry about tag spamming, tumblr has built in safeguards to prevent this.
Mars Hill Church recently released their iphone app. By far this is one of the more interesting uses of an iphone app we have seen lately.
The app allows you to listen to sermons audio or video, stream mars hill music, share links with your friends & get blog updates. The app acts as a hub. They hope you will use the app on your daily commute, bike rides, walks, and more.
Myspace is close to acquiring the popular social music service iLike for close to $20 million.
TomTom GPS is now available on the iPhone for New Zealand, Australia, Western Europe, UK, US & Canada
They do sell an in car kit, but for the price of the app & the kit you are getting pretty close to the price of a reg. gps unit. Weigh in & let us know what you think?
The Southeastern Conference is looking to release its final version of it’s new media policy.
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