I was forwarded Adam Ostrow’s post on Mashable today from Joel Kunert & it was worth sharing since some of these applications I hadn’t even heard of before. As opposed to the relatively new Digg API, the Facebook API has been available to developers since the summer. With more than 100 applications now featured in […]
Cotton Rohrscheib's Blog Archives
Take some time to explore my archived collection of content which contains insights, and reflections on topics that are of interest to me, including; faith & family, technology, farm & business, entertainment, health & wellness, urban farming, as well as updated information on some of my weekend projects. Whether you’re looking to learn something new, find inspiration, or simply enjoy a thoughtful read, I hope my blog is a great starting point. You can also use the search bar at the top of each page to quickly find specific content.
Syndicate Content to MySpace
A few weeks ago I was doing some pro bono consulting for a friend that was looking to syndicate their content onto their MySpace profile. I was already aware of several applications that would do this on the Facebook network but never had a good solution for MySpace until now. He sent me a link […]
Facebook Connect Push
Michael Arrington of Techcrunch posted an article about Facebooks recent push of their Connect platform announcing that today’s the day that Facebook makes their big press push for their Facebook Connect service, which was first announced last May. The NY Times has a story giving a broad overview of Connect as well as competing services […]
Facebook Extends it’s Reach
There was a great article in the New York Times today about Facebook Connect. In case you missed it, I have quoted it below. To check out the article in it’s entirety on the New York Times website, click here… PALO ALTO, Calif. — Facebook, the Internet’s largest social network, wants to let you take […]
Wal-Mart Website Issues
I was out of state visiting family over the holidays but still managed to catch wind of this one on CNBC black friday. It appears that Wal-Mart’s website went down due to heavy traffic and slow pageload times. There are no estimates as to how much revenue was lost during the outage but with wal-mart.com […]
Cyber Monday
Did you know that 84% of online retailers will be running major promotions today (the Monday following Thanksgiving)? Due to the economic downturn we find ourselves in this holiday season some of these retailers are depending on strong holiday sales for their mere survival. It is for this reason I think that this years online […]
MySpace Profile 2.0
This weekend I took the opportunity to play with MySpace Profile 2.0 and I have to admit it’s not half bad. MySpace is still a far cry in terms of social networking compared to Facebook in my opinion but the innovations that I have seen in Profile 2.0 could help it earn a little bit […]
Shopping Discounts on Twitter
If you are like me, you are probably going to spend some time over the next few days doing some Christmas shopping online. If so, I have stumbled onto something pretty cool inside the Twitter social network, just follow couponer and they will keep you up to date w/ the latest specials and discounts from […]
MySpace Ad Platform
I am a little late to the punch on this one but MySpace has launched their own self-serve advertising platform. I am not a huge MySpace fan so this one almost slipped by me. I spent a little time tonight checking it out and I have to admit that their application for building the ads […]
Facebook Application Verification Fee
A hot topic in the Facebook Developer Community right now has to do with the idea that Facebook will soon start charging a $375 application verification fee annually to developers who develop applications for the Facebook platform. In exchange, the developers applications will be awarded an official facebook stamp of approval badge and priority listing […]
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