Microservices: Widgets, Chat, and Sharing

by Teresa Valdez Klein on July 26, 2007

Contrary to what some might think, there are social networks beyond Facebook and MySpace. They take every conceivable shape and form — from microblogging apps like Twitter to community-building widgets like MyBlogLog to private chat applications like AIM.

Each one of these services has a unique value-add that you cannot afford to overlook when building a social media initiative.

How to make the most of MyBlogLog in building a community around your blog
How Flickr and Zoomr can help you find and work with your customers
Why Twitter, Jaiku and Pownce are more than just facilitated diarrhea of the keyboard
How chat can help your employees to be more productive
Why Kyte, Revver and YouTube are about more than just viral videos

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