Last year I compiled a large list of popular social networks in the U.S. and around the world. Using recent data from Alexa, I've updated the list for June 2009.
What's Changed Since Last Year
Facebook, which had already beat MySpace globally, surpassed its rival in the U.S., and stole a lot of ...
Technology news site Ars Technica go hands on with the redesign of del.icio.us (now just Delicious)
Popular social bookmarking service del.icio.us has finally unveiled one of its most significant and anticipated redesigns since launching in 2003. Ars Technica went hands on to see what Yahoo has in store for the next ...
Someone tell me. I'm guessing Facebook started it.
Web design often differs between global cultures, but blue appears to represent social media on websites prominent in the U.S., Europe, South America, and Asia. Interestingly, when blue is not used prominently, a black/red motif seems popular. (YouTube, MetroFLOG, Netlog, Bebo, Tagged, Media ...
Click here for 2009 Rankings
I've compiled a large list of popular social networks in the U.S. and around the world, and using the most recent Alexa rankings, I've made a list of the most popular social networks here and abroad.
"Global rank" and "U.S. rank" represent web traffic compared to every ...
I'm not proud to say that Facebook, which I usually keep up with, announced this a while back, and I only today noticed it. In your profile's mini-feed, you can click the "Import" link and connect your Facebook profile with your profiles from:
Flickr
Del.icio.us
YouTube
StumbleUpon
Last.fm
Your blog feed (RSS)
Digg
Picasa
Yelp
Google Reader
Pandora
Hulu
I just added my ...
A statistical analysis by eBizMBA ranks 30 social bookmarkers, or smarkers (as I like to call them), in order of popularity. Perhaps this gives me a nice gague for which ones to try out, and in what order. Here are the top 6:
Digg (I've tried)
Technorati (I use as a social media ...
...is being more difficult than it should.
Last night I added my Twitter "tweet" (feed) to the right side of this page. Integrates well, but the problem is the javascript code can only handle one user. (Ideally I'd add other people's tweets underneath, but currently that seems impossible.) It also seems like ...
