Library clips :: August

August 12, 2008

Roundup : Monittor, Phweet, TwitStamp, Roomatic, TwitHire

Monitter - a Twitter search engine that shows results from three searches in three columns, it has a widget for your blog sidebar, and also limits searches within a km radius.

Phweet - talk to Twitter friends over the browser or mobile phone without having to reveal phone numbers. Type in your friends username and a message, and a Phweet URL will be sent, it will call you and you await for your friend to join in, you can invite others as well…see more.

TwitStamp - Create a widget of a users latest tweet or create a widget from a particular tweet by entering the ID number in the tweet URL. For more ways to create tweet embed code, see more.

Roomatic - a Twitter chatroom, join a room and enter a tweet, it will automatically live in this room. If you don’t include the word of the room in your tweet it will add it for you with a hashtag.
If you are participating via Twitter your tweet will only appear in the room if it has the term in the tweet that the room is based on eg. Gmail.
It’s like you are on a Twitter keyword search results page that auto-refreshes and you can tweet into that page.

TwitHire - a Twitter job board

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Grow Your Wiki Consultancy Services

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Stewart Mader, Wiki Evangelist for Confluence, has decided to go his own way and formally do what he does best, and be a full-time wiki consultant.

There are lots of enterprise 2.0 type consultancies, but a non-vendor consulting specifically about wikis must be a first.

Stewart’s blog is an education hub for enterprise wiki adoption.

If you want a quick fix check out Stewart’s series 21 days of wiki adoption, and for the more indepth know-how check out his book WikiPatterns, that also has a accompanying wiki website.

Congratulations to Stewart for being a pioneer in his field, and best wishes for spreading the word.

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