Comments for SnapDragon Consultants http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com SnapDragon Consultants helps brands, ad agencies and other organizations get social media right. Tue, 06 Jan 2009 00:45:20 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 Comment on The ever-growing scope of Gmail by SnapDragon Consultants » Who Cares If 2008 Was The Year of Micro-blogging? http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/uncategorized/the-ever-growing-scope-of-gmail/#comment-106 SnapDragon Consultants » Who Cares If 2008 Was The Year of Micro-blogging? Wed, 31 Dec 2008 20:49:47 +0000 http://blog.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=243#comment-106 [...] few days ago, Tommy from the micro-blogging service Publr commented on a old post about new Gmail features. Some micro-blogging services do seem to focus more heavily [...] [...] few days ago, Tommy from the micro-blogging service Publr commented on a old post about new Gmail features. Some micro-blogging services do seem to focus more heavily [...]

]]> Comment on Was 2008 the Year of Micro-Messaging? by SnapDragon Consultants » Who cares if 2008 was the year of micro-blogging? http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/2008/was-2008-the-year-of-micro-messaging/#comment-105 SnapDragon Consultants » Who cares if 2008 was the year of micro-blogging? Wed, 31 Dec 2008 20:10:12 +0000 http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=547#comment-105 [...] post continues our look back at 2008 as possibly "the year of micro-blogging". This does not complete our year-end retrospective, the third (and possibly fourth, fifth...) part [...] [...] post continues our look back at 2008 as possibly “the year of micro-blogging”. This does not complete our year-end retrospective, the third (and possibly fourth, fifth…) part [...]

]]> Comment on The ever-growing scope of Gmail by Tommy http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/uncategorized/the-ever-growing-scope-of-gmail/#comment-104 Tommy Mon, 29 Dec 2008 15:19:06 +0000 http://blog.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=243#comment-104 Some micro-blogging services do seem to focus more heavily on design than others, but I believe it's possible to both remain neutral and aesthetic. I could see some interesting "character-enhancing" features for bloggers. I would actually be interested in seeing a visualization of where posts originate from, maybe even a meter that averages how original a user's content is and how many times it's been reblogged, etc. Some micro-blogging services do seem to focus more heavily on design than others, but I believe it’s possible to both remain neutral and aesthetic. I could see some interesting “character-enhancing” features for bloggers. I would actually be interested in seeing a visualization of where posts originate from, maybe even a meter that averages how original a user’s content is and how many times it’s been reblogged, etc.

]]> Comment on iPhone vs. gPhone: Marketing to Early Adopters by Michael Martin http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/mobile/iphone-vs-gphone-marketing-to-early-adopters/#comment-43 Michael Martin Thu, 11 Dec 2008 22:47:42 +0000 http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=532#comment-43 The point is to pull in the developers since its open source and depends on them to evolve the platform as well the device to become a truly consumer (as well business) phone that trumps the walled garden of the iPhone. ,Michael Martin http://www.googleandblog.com/ The point is to pull in the developers since its open source and depends on them to evolve the platform as well the device to become a truly consumer (as well business) phone that trumps the walled garden of the iPhone.

,Michael Martin
http://www.googleandblog.com/

]]> Comment on The ever-growing scope of Gmail by iPhone vs. gPhone: Marketing to Early Adopters | SnapDragon Consultants http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/uncategorized/the-ever-growing-scope-of-gmail/#comment-40 iPhone vs. gPhone: Marketing to Early Adopters | SnapDragon Consultants Thu, 11 Dec 2008 16:19:58 +0000 http://blog.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=243#comment-40 [...] that a Google phone would have better integration with the Google mail application? We’ve written before about how Gmail seems to cater to a younger, more tech-savvy set generally. That seems like the [...] [...] that a Google phone would have better integration with the Google mail application? We’ve written before about how Gmail seems to cater to a younger, more tech-savvy set generally. That seems like the [...]

]]> Comment on Mobile Social Technology and Politics by iPhone Applications So Far and the Future of Mobile | SnapDragon Consultants http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/politics/mobile-social-technology-and-politics/#comment-33 iPhone Applications So Far and the Future of Mobile | SnapDragon Consultants Tue, 02 Dec 2008 22:45:29 +0000 http://blog.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=227#comment-33 [...] posted a fair amount about mobile technology in a range of contexts. There’s a reason for this: personal [...] [...] posted a fair amount about mobile technology in a range of contexts. There’s a reason for this: personal [...]

]]> Comment on Solutions by SnapDragon Gets Called “Scientists”; Real Scientists Accomplish Some Very Innovative Social Media Promotion | SnapDragon Consultants http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/solutions/#comment-23 SnapDragon Gets Called “Scientists”; Real Scientists Accomplish Some Very Innovative Social Media Promotion | SnapDragon Consultants Thu, 20 Nov 2008 23:17:16 +0000 http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/?page_id=311#comment-23 [...] Solutions [...] [...] Solutions [...]

]]> Comment on Debates Over the Cloud by What I’ve always wanted | SnapDragon Consultants Blog http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/cloud-computing/debates-over-the-cloud/#comment-21 What I’ve always wanted | SnapDragon Consultants Blog Mon, 10 Nov 2008 16:43:55 +0000 http://blog.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=264#comment-21 [...] about the Social Web, it’s important not to spend all your time with your head in the cloud (as it were). There are important factors influencing the shape of things online that happen all [...] [...] about the Social Web, it’s important not to spend all your time with your head in the cloud (as it were). There are important factors influencing the shape of things online that happen all [...]

]]> Comment on Mobile Social Technology and Politics by O’Reilly Media on Twitter (with Politics) | SnapDragon Consultants Blog http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/politics/mobile-social-technology-and-politics/#comment-19 O’Reilly Media on Twitter (with Politics) | SnapDragon Consultants Blog Mon, 10 Nov 2008 13:42:18 +0000 http://blog.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=227#comment-19 [...] got some comments about its political implications as well (something we’ve looked at a great deal here): It would be a stretch to say that Twitter helped Obama win the presidency. But there’s [...] [...] got some comments about its political implications as well (something we’ve looked at a great deal here): It would be a stretch to say that Twitter helped Obama win the presidency. But there’s [...]

]]> Comment on An interesting new report from Forrester by Moira http://www.snapdragonconsultants.com/blog/comedians/an-interesting-new-report-from-forrester/#comment-20 Moira Fri, 07 Nov 2008 18:42:08 +0000 http://blog.snapdragonconsultants.com/?p=248#comment-20 This graphic made my day. I am on the top rung! This graphic made my day. I am on the top rung!

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