Andrea Vascellari

• MediaSnackers Podcast » Blog Archive » New Zealand Pitch – Anyone from New Zealand is listening?
• Creating Your Organization’s Social Media Strategy Map (Beth Kanter) – Here's a great post written by my friend Beth Kanter. Must read.
• 15 reasons why companies may fear social media – Here's what is holding companies of all sizes back from utilizing social media
• Mobyko – Backup your mobile phone online – Useful. Especially because Nokia doesn't have a decent piece of software for Mac users. Mobyko is fast and easy way to backup your mobile phone data (including sms, multimedia, contacts, etc.)
• TwttrStrm – This is great for crowdSourcing. Ask a question of your Twitter followers and easily gather all their answers in one spot.
• Arduino – HomePage – Arduino is an open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software.
• Promixis – NetRemote – Turn your Pocket PC handheld or Windows (touchscreen) PC into a remote control and unleash your digital media library!
• ioBridge | Remote Control and Monitoring Solutions – Controlling or monitoring devices over the web.
• YouTube – Charlie bit my finger – again ! – Digital natives – evolution stage 1. Byte fingers in youtube.
• Seth’s Blog: That’s a special case – The reason it's so difficult for people in traditional industries to embrace new models online is that the transition isn't structured in an orderly way. Everything online is a special case, different rules, different economics, different expectations.
• YouTube – Internet dog feeder – Digital natives – evolutions stage 2. Here's what they can do with a simple http://www.iobridge.com/. I'm wondering what they could come up with an http://www.arduino.cc/ and a http://www.promixis.com/
• M-Lab | Welcome to Measurement Lab – Measurement Lab (M-Lab) is an open platform for researchers to deploy Internet measurement tools.By enhancing Internet transparency, they aim to help sustain a healthy, innovative Internet.

Author: Andrea Vascellari

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