article thumbnail

RSS Readers for Your Desktop, Smartphone, and Tablet

Tech Soup

Digg Reader. praised Digg Reader for its clean, minimal design and rich social media features. Android, iOS, Web) is like a personal web desktop for your bookmarks and RSS feeds. You can save any link along with an image, pin it as a tile on your Symbaloo desktop, and then organize your feeds by category. More Resources.

RSS 52
article thumbnail

Worth a Look: Scoop.it Digital Content Tool

Amy Sample Ward

provides automated searches to match all the keywords you include on your topic—check out the image below to see automated searches on Digg, Twitter, and Youtube. You can also browse the web and “scoop” up content about your topic using a bookmark (when you join, you can follow steps to add the Scoop.it

Content 186
professionals

Sign Up for our Newsletter

This site is protected by reCAPTCHA and the Google Privacy Policy and Terms of Service apply.

article thumbnail

2.0 Culture Wars: Luddites and 2.0topians

Museum 2.0

Consider, for example, the above image, created by David Lee King , which describes less a spectrum than an ascension to 2.0topia. The image below, created by Meredith Farkas , is more balanced, providing a "cultural landscape" of fear, loathing, and obsession with Web 2.0. The people who keep on top of Web 2.0

Culture 20
article thumbnail

What lies beneath?

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

Click through the larger image to see where the links take you. The RSS feed that comes out Yahoo Pipes has been brought into the npdigg site, which is digg for nptechers. This is very interesting to me - an entire community of nptech taggers has been imported into a digg like entity or what Allan Benamer is calling the anthill.

Digg 50
article thumbnail

Interview with Jonathon Colman: Social Media Secrets from a Green Geek

Beth's Blog: How Nonprofits Can Use Social Media

s taken us a long time to build up credible, authoritative profiles and groups on sites like Care2 , Digg , Facebook , Flickr , and StumbleUpon. ??? In response to a post on Digg about the Conservancy???s s OK, because our popularity on Digg drove in 50+ links from blogs, including a few elite sources like The Huffington Post.

article thumbnail

See What’s Out There » Blog Archive » Oxfam America and HSUS: Not just Talking about Social Media, Using It

See3

However, neither Carie nor Tim discussed social bookmarking or social news strategies in any depth, and Digg, Stumble Upon, and del.icio.us If you need any images please let me know and I can send them to you. Both HSUS and Oxfam’s primary efforts are on what Carie calls “the big four”: MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, and Flickr.

America 40