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It's great being able to use foursquare and Gowalla to check into your favorite restaurants, bars, and concert halls, but how many times have you found yourself wishing you could check into a movie or TV show and then share it with friends?
GetGlue is a media-based social networking service that makes it possible to do exactly that.
Using the iPhone app or the GetGlue website, you check into movies, TV shows, music, video games, celebrities, and even wine, as you're enjoying them, and then see a feed of the media your friends are consuming.
media, social, social networking //
6:05 PM July 27, 2010
By now you've probably heard of foursquare, the newest wave in social networking that uses geolocation to track and reward users for "checking in" to restaurants, bars, and other venues. In fact, you might be one of the millions people who use it on a regular basis.
8:19 PM July 19, 2010
It's nothing new that social media is a deeply-integrated part of modern life — especially among members of the younger generations — but what you might not realize is how your personal life can (and often will) affect your professional life.
6:15 PM June 28, 2010
Twitter might have started off as a niche network for techies and social media early adopters, but now the most famous people in the world have hopped on the 140-character bandwagon and are vying to have the most followers.
6:40 PM June 2, 2010
The pop princess broke records this year by becoming the first person on Twitter to reach 5 million followers.
A full set of features and super-flexible customization options make this Twitter app a no-brainer for Android users.
#25 IN: Twitter 100 //
8:56 PM May 31, 2010
KitchenBug features recipes created and tested by its members, with handy cooking instructions and a networking feature that allows users to interact and swap advice.
A social networking website for food enthusiasts and cooks: upload and collect recipes to form your own virtual recipe box.
Google doesn't have to do all that much to generate buzz—the company's pretty much a buzz machine these days—but with its launch of Google Buzz, there's a lot to discuss and evaluate, the technology world's buzz evaluators are going wild.
But what is Google Buzz? It's essentially a social networking service connected to Gmail, as noted by TechCrunch, which compares it to Google Wave:
7:35 AM February 10, 2010
Love video games? Love Twitter? Combine those two and the result is Tweet My Gaming, a must for gamers.
