The Marketing Post

A small interlude on other big social media things:
 
Amazon, which sells 50% of the World's books now has also created a program where even people who do not have a web site can select and recommend titles and any accessories to the reading/viewing/listening public at large through email links. Of course, it is a small business affiliate / associate program as well but it's the closest that comes to expressing yourself and does a much better job of it than just a few status updates
 
Also, friendfeed with threaded conversations is catching on in a big way! Twitter, you are not alone.
 
 
On July 04, 09 AD W 27 D 1, at 12:30 AM , Amit Mittal wrote:
 
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> The last we talked, you agreed that Facebook had taken a turn for > the worse with the cluttered status updates like Twitter. Well, it > doesn't end there. Perhaps Facebook already finds it more > remunerative, but they are well on their way to emulating Twitter > even more. ( Be sure to check all the technical stuff at Mashable!) > What ais Facebook up to now? Apparently, they are starting a beta > to optionally allow your status updates to be made public> That is > the whole world out there can see what you think, say or 'tweet' on > facebook too! which is so liberating and so much more dollars to > dream of...
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> Also a new Facebook status search will allow you to search statuses > of friends and public denizens ( including your competing school's > placement apps if they are in the public domain!) and thus your > statuses are available in the search even if I have missed them once > ( tweet!)
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