Lesenswerte Artikel - 29. October 2009
- „Focus”-Redakteure zu kaufen
- Google Docs: Export aller Dateien jetzt möglich
- New York Times und die API-Frage
- Will There Be an Android App Boom Soon?
- Ach, Deutschland.
- 85,000 reasons why Apple’s iPhone isn’t going to be disrupted
- API Business Models: To Pay or To Charge Developers, That Is the Question
- Social Games: How The Big Three Make Millions
- The Problem With iPhone Killers…
- Apps für iPhone, Android und Blackberry entwickeln – mit HTML und JavaScript
- Tips and Tricks: Making the Most of Google Calendar
- Gemeinsamkeiten der Pharma- und Medienbranche: “Erfindungen” beleben das Geschäft
- The Science of Retweets on Twitter
- Facebook's New NewsFeed: A Big Shot Fired in The War Against Information Overload
- PayPal’s Fate Now Rests With Developers
- Civilization Network kommt kostenlos auf Facebook
- Die Wuala-Story: Tipps vom Selfmade-Gründer
- Real Time, Baby!
- Samwer Report: Club of Style soll gegen MyFab antreten
- Lesetipp: Über die herausfordernde Zukunft von Deutsche Telekom & Co.
- “These services will someday have to compete on user experience, when they no longer have your social connections locked-in. The service that does the best job filtering up the most important information you have coming your way will likely be the service you stick with. That’s going to be a key area of competition between social networks.”
