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Our 10 Top Social Media Platforms / Tools

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[SUMMARY—What are yours?]

(GBR) I fired an email round to the MediaSnackers trainers asking for their top ten social media platforms / tools (no stipulations—just a simple question).

Here's their responses:


Barney
Skype
vlc mediaplayer
bubbl.us
Azureus
• (if it lives up to the hype…) Slide Rocket is already one of my favourites (and it hasn't come out yet, am signed up for the Beta version)
buzzword
Facebook (love/hate thing)
Google docs
Wikipedia (great starting place for research)
pbWiki

Bobbie
igoogle
RSS reader
wordpress
del.icio.us
skype
flickr
google calender
youtube
myspace
adium

Guy
Netvibes—king of RSS readers, home of my to-do lists, etc
Gmail—queen of email
Tumblr—currently how I'm archiving interesting stuff rather than using delicious… Nice and simple, bookmarklet works well too
Flickr—duke of photosharing sites, best example out there of how you can manage a huge disparate group of users and still get them to behave (cf. Youtube)
Facebook—because I still love it no matter what the haterz say, and one day it or one of its siblings will approach a de facto "standard".
Twitter—kind of for the same reason… I don't think it's necessarily that much cop yet but it's pretty cool on a theoretical / experimental level at the very least. They really should go for text-mad kids though.
Skype—pretty much the only IM client out there that let me set up a group chat with my mates over eighteen months ago… and continue the chat to this day, providing 9-to-5 comfort to the tired and weary.
Hype Machine—syndicates and streams MP3 blogs, pretty cool for finding new stuff, in the "hipster demographic" anyway.
Bug Me Not—true altruistic crowdsourcing for the can't-be-bothered-to-signup generation
This one bookmarklet——
Ask Metafilter—wonderfully useful, endlessly interesting, 0% dicking about. Never ever use Yahoo Answers again.

Mark
google reader
buzzword
Wordpress
flickr
Stixy
twitter
delicious
Issuu
Photoshop Express
xtimeline

Mine
Google Reader
Evernote
Skype
Flickr
SlideRocket
Facebook (for now)
Google Docs
Blip
Animoto
XtimeLine

What are yours?

Filed by DK on May 29 2008

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