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Tag Archives: Social Media Exchange
Web 2.0 Interview on RadioScope!
We hope that you switched to 100.9 and 101.3 on the FM dial and heard our chat with Rania Youness on Radioscope earlier today on the morning show. We discussed RSS feeds and aggregators–really simple syndication or rich site summary: a web feed that you can use to syndicate frequently updated content from blogs and [...]
A to Z of Web 2.0 for Social Change: D
D for Delicious, but it is not something to eat. Delicious is one of the most popular social bookmarking websites. It allows you to save your bookmarks on their website and tag them. Why use Delicious: With Delicious you can access your bookmarks from anywhere, and this is a big advantage over browser based bookmarks. [...]

Web 2.0 and Oppression: How to Bypass Censorship