Oliver Gassner: Digitale Tage

• Twitter / AngelaMaiers
  (tags: twitter education usa)
• Angela Maiers Educational Services: 26 Keys to Twitter Success
  (tags: twitter tiips how2)
• SYNAXON AG Blog » Enterprise 2.0 ein Zwischenstand von der SYNAXON AG
  Ausführlicher Erfahrungsbericht.
  (tags: synaxion web 2.0 enterprise germany)
• twitterebook.pdf (application/pdf-Objekt)
  Hoow to monitor, network and do branding on twitter.
  (tags: twitter how2 branding networking mnitoring ****)

I am constantly bookmarking helpful articles on how to use Twitter efficiently for different purposes.

If you have suggestions, please use the comments of this article to point me to more HOWTO articles about Twitter.



Directly at Delicious.com:
OliverG's twitter and how2 Bookmarks on Delicious

If you want to link to a book, CD oder DVD at Amazon:

- Go to the Amazon page of the product you wanna link

- use Ctrl-c / Strg-c (in german keyboards) to copy the adress of the page (but copy only to the place where there isthe FIRST long number enclosed by / and /

so:

http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/0747599874/ref=s9newr_c5_img1-rfc_g1?pf_rd_m=A3JWKAKR8XB7XF&pf_rd_s=center-2&pf_rd_r=1EVYW3DF53XH8VZ9YHFR&pf_rd_t=101&pf_rd_p=463375173&pf_rd_i=301128

becomes
http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/0747599874/

then go to the backend of your blog, go to the posting you want to enter the Link to

If you are in WYSIWG-Mode:

- use the mouse to mark the text, that you want to be a link

- Klick the Link-Button above the text editing window (sometimes this is symbolized by two links of a chan, looks like a lying 8 )

- a small form opens that asks you for a URL

- use STRG-V to paste the url from Amazon

- say ok to all that follows

- voila, save the post again (sometmes this is called Publish or re-publish)

If you are in HTML-Mode

go to the text that you want to be a link and write

<a href="http://www.amazon.de/gp/product/0747599874/">Text that you want to be the link</a>
(of yourse you use strg-V again to enter the link-url, NEVER type link-URLs like that

So, what is your question about "Basic Blogging"?

keyword: basciblogging

• Writing the Web’s Future in Many Languages - NYTimes.com
  "The next chapter of the World Wide Web will not be written in English alone. Asia already has twice as many Internet users as North America, and by 2012 it will have three times as many. Already, more than half of the search queries on Google come from outside the United States."
  (tags: web internationalization)
• Twitter / jakobmierscheid
  (tags: politics germany politik 2.0 twitter)

Katzencontent

Stowe Boyd, one of the Web 2.0 Rock Stars helps out German startup six groups to conquer the international event space.

Sixgroups, which is based in Hamburg, is offering site-based communities as plugins to existing webpages (there is a six group integrated in this blog). Sixgroups provide all kinds of elements like a shoubox, twitter integration by keywords (above you see all twits that have 'oliverg' in them, for example), forums etc all flows into a "livestream" (no video ... yet ;) )

As with Ning: If you have one "Six Groups ID" you can log into all other SGs and share your contacts. And more: you can even connect a groups of sites you own under one live community.

In "six groups" I specially like the idea that they kind of said good bye to the idea of a web page. Ok, there is sixgroups.com, but the real action in on the overlays (and Widgets) they put in the pages of their customers.

Like Crowdvine "six groups" is ideal for events, and it is even better cause it fullly integrates with the existing website and lets your visitors stay yon your page. And of course you can project the event's livestream on all screens in all session rooms...

And of course events in SixGroups can also show up in FriendFeed ;).

Rumor has it that Stowe was so impressed with 'six groups' when he saw it in May at the next 08 event in Hamburg that he was only to eager to work with them.

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Well I got this info early and promised not to blog it till today at 1430 (but I am not at my desk at the moment). So I just can link at the 6G-Blog and hope you'll find more details there.