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Stuff I have bookmarked for September 19th: TightURL Project Page – Build your own tinyurl type URL shortening service
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Stuff I have bookmarked for September 19th: TightURL Project Page – Build your own tinyurl type URL shortening service
I’m working my way through my dead tree reading list, and right now I’m burning through Seth Godin‘s Meatball Sundae. It’s terrific stuff. Here’s one nugget from early on in the book -a list of ‘the foundations of new marketing’.…
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 17th: The perfect WordPress host – Simon Dickson has had a barnstorming idea
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 16th: Cool HTML to BBCode Converter v. 1.2 – Want to copy and paste a blog post into a forum without having to manually change your tags to bbcode? This'll do it for you.
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 13th: Knowledgebase: ICT Hub Knowledgebase – I put a call out on twitter for a UK version of techsoup.org and @LouiseBrown came up with this! wikiHow – The How-to Manual That You Can Edit…
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 12th: Laconica – Trac – Open source micro blogging platform How to Start a Local Support System Using Social Media – Mashable – Great guide on making a difference with web tools Council leader…
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 10th through September 11th: Development Drums – Owen Barder has started a podcast about development issues. Yay! Hex-to-RGB Conversion – Get the RGB equivalents of Hex colour codes in a jiffy Online color chart…
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 8th: Socialreporter | Organise social reporters? Up to a point. – Great post and discussion on David Wilcox's blog
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 7th: Beckenham Residents – Local action in Beckenham via a Ning social network site. Hat tip @lesteph
Stuff I have bookmarked for September 4th: paulcanning: How not to do video about recycling – Great notes from Paul on how local gov can make their video go viral (ie get people to actually watch it)