Fiddling around a little with Google’s social search a bit (seems sensible enough to me), just makes me think that we all need to be ever more aware of the settings of our personal accounts.
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I’m currently of the mind, and in truth have been for years, that the most exciting things on the internet are the things which happen in real life. When virtual things wriggle into your actual life it can be sort of magical.
More and more I shop online. More and more I keep up with my friends online. More and more I get recommendations about everything I do offline online. Not everything, but really quite a lot. I’m totally convinced that the more this happens the more relevant the web becomes to people who don’t currently rely on it (like some of us), and so suspect that whatever The Next Big Thing is, it’ll probably bring our virtual and physical worlds one step closer again.
With this in mind I wanted to ask people, you highly select folk who ever read anything here, what are the virtual things which you love the most which directly effect your physical life?
(Thanks to @uptones and his recent questions to me on Twitter about sites like Brownbook or TrustedPlaces which inspired my question here.)
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Lovely blog post from Jo Twist on Strictly Come Dancing’s approach to all things social, including Strictly Social.
“…what’s happening is all about the fans and giving them daily access to their favourite show…
This video message to the fan groups which have emerged on the boards is a typical example: it speaks directly to those groups and acknowledges their dedication…”
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