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We explore how and why email is currently used to support these PIM functions, and the problems arising from using email for PIM. We evaluate new</span>Instant messaging (IM) conjures up images of bored teenagers using a software-based gossiping tool. Most IM programs are free, and few competing products can talk to one another, making skeptics wonder how useful IM is in the enterprise.http://www.computerworld.com/softwaretopics/software/story/0,10801,67157,00.htmlmc.k2006-07-06T12:42:40+02:002read socialsoftware research Talk060718Bamberg <span itemprop="description">Instant messaging (IM) conjures up images of bored teenagers using a software-based gossiping tool. 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Here we compare the two, and then look beyond the</span>With the caveats that Alexa’s data is not comprehensive—and even if they had perfect stats, “Alexa Rank” is still just one definition of popularity (a combination of reach and pageviews)—here’s the 10 most popular social media sites (with corrhttp://many.corante.com/archives/2006/01/02/social_software_top_10.phpmc.k2006-06-13T20:06:36+02:00socialware socialsoftware 2read research <span itemprop="description">With the caveats that Alexa’s data is not comprehensive—and even if they had perfect stats, “Alexa Rank” is still just one definition of popularity (a combination of reach and pageviews)—here’s the 10 most popular social media sites (with corr</span>Category: social software on many2many: a group weblog on social softwarehttp://many.corante.com/mc.k2006-06-13T20:05:46+02:00socialware socialsoftware 2read research <span itemprop="description">Category: social software on many2many: a group weblog on social software</span>I want to talk about what I now think is one of the core challenges for designing large-scale social software. 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SNARFhttp://research.microsoft.com/community/snarf/mc.k2006-06-09T15:38:33+02:00socialware mobil microsoft telekom-labs job microsoftresearch 2read research <span itemprop="description">SNARF was built around the notion that social network information that is already available to the computer system can be usefully reflected to the user: a message from a manager might be seen differently than a message from a stranger, for example. SNARF</span>Introduction to Slam The core concept behind Slam is a “Slam”, a group of people with whom you can exchange messages and photos. When you send a message in Slam, it is automatically sent to everyone in the group to which you sent it. 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