In April, Facebook held its annual developers conference in California. Most of the buzz coming from this even has centered on the company’s efforts to redouble its efforts on creating an open network of integration with sites across the web. To summarize the initiative, participating sites will automatically recognize Facebook users, and any time a Facebook user goes to a page on their site, they will see which (if any) of their friends has interacted with the page before.

Yelp, for example, will automatically recognize who I am when I enter their site, and will be able to show me specific recommendations and reviews from my friends for restaurants, services, local businesses, and the like.

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I know I am late to the Twitter game, but I’ve started to play and I will say this – Twitter can be great!

First – we here at Digital Third Coast started using Twitter about a month ago as an experimental way to communicate easily between all of our employees. As George and I started exploring the options we started following some users… but wait…. Read More