1. Google Docs
2. Delicious
3. Tynt
4. Ping
5. Goview
6. Bit.ly
7. Scribd
8. Kwout (screen grabs with working links = cool)
9. Knowem
10. Slideshare

The tools are too cheap and easy to replicate with tons of free alternatives. only 7% of people over the age of 45 think that Twitter is an important rapid-feedback tool for business. Sadly, it’s not much better among younger folks: Only 27% of those between the ages of 18-30 say Twitter is an important rapid-feedback tool for business. What? Really? You may think we obsess about Twitter too much on TechCrunch, but clearly most business folks aren’t getting the memo.

* @Zappos
* @Starbucks
* @JetBlue
* @DellOutlet
* @SouthwestAir
* @ComcastCares
* @theBKlounge
* @HRBlock
* @SunMicrosystems
* @Blendtec

# @DellOutlet
# @SouthwestAir
# @ComcastCares
# @theBKlounge
# @HRBlock
# @SunMicrosystems
# @Blendtec

If the downside of the battered-down barriers to entry is less pay and lower status, the potential upside is that a flood of new entrants into the field could portend a journalistic renaissance. But journalism has generally benefited by increases in the number of competitors, the entry of new and once-marginalized players, and the creation of new approaches to cracking stories.

Christian Nold explores the political, social and cultural implications of visualising intimate biometric data and
emotional experiences using technology.

1. Monitor
2. Outreach
3. Measure