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As the service evolves to include more up-to-date elements, social bookmarking's basic function of sharing and tagging information is the key to its longevity, note industry watchers. Read More

The spread of content links online through social media and social bookmarking sites is outlined in this article. Read More

After writing the rather humorous post on predictions for 2011 I noticed more and more trends so I finally decided to write a 30 trends for 2011 list again this year. These trends are the ones you really have to know about if you ask me. These changes take place already or are unfolding and you can Read More

Melbourne-based start-up Trunk.ly has lured global customers and become one of the top 20,000 websites in the world, less than a month after launching a new kind of social bookmarking service.Trunk.ly, which launched in December, is focused on recording and indexing online social media links and pr Read More

Search engine optimisation (SEO) campaigns and social bookmarking may not initially seem like strategies which can work together, but one expert suggests that combining the two can hold a range of benefits.Writing a guest post for Search Engine Land, BlueGlass's Jordan Kasteler comments that "combi Read More

It was great to present at the Sphinncon conference today alongside Kelli Brown, Tal Siach and Miriam Schwab – I’ve posted my slides and tips below to share with everyone online:10 tips to improve your social graph for search Read More

Last year, we introduced our new workspace on Assembla and announced our intention to store all of the Open Source elements of the splatforms.com infrastructure in their Subversion repository. Since that time, we have not done much more with our Assembla space other than to take advantage of the fr Read More

Innovation and change on the Internet happens at a blistering speed. Remember GeoCities, Webvan or Kozmo.com? When online grocer Webvan went bankrupt in 2001, today’s biggest social media companies, Twitter and Facebook, didn’t exist.The Internet continued its evolution in 2010. In this week’s colu Read More

It surprises me how many really smart people I meet still doubt the power of Twitter.It seems the urge to be a naysayer of Twitter is really strong for some. I think some of this stems from the early days of Twitter when it was presumed that it was a technology to tell people what you ate for lunch Read More

Last month, we published a list of the target web sites that we had accumulated up to that point, with a promise to go back and update the list on occasion, as it always seems to be evolving as time goes on. After giving that idea some thought, it now seems like the more appropriate [...] Read More