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Social Technology: The Future of Information. By Thomson Reuters (exBBC, WSJ, FEER) journalist Jeremy Wagstaff

July 2009

Firefox’s Billion, Amazon’s Misstep, and Facebook’s Hole

by jeremy on July 31, 2009

Xoopit, Or Channels vs Trenches

by jeremy on July 23, 2009

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by jeremy on July 17, 2009

The Heatline of a Story

by jeremy on July 12, 2009

Journalists Citing Wikipedia: Rarely an Option

by jeremy on July 10, 2009

An Index Of Blogging Clients

by jeremy on July 6, 2009

Google and History

by jeremy on July 3, 2009

Facebook Wants to Be Twitter, While Twitter May Have to Be More Like Facebook

by jeremy on July 3, 2009

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