Monthly Archives: October 2007

Utah Facebook Developers / Social Media Developers Garage Location Change

Posted on October 29, 2007 by jessestay

Due to some last minute complications, the Utah Facebook Developers / Social Media Developers Garage has changed its location for tomorrow. Thanks to Perfect Search Corporation, we were able to secure a last minute location to host the event. The … Continue reading →

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Utah Facebook Developers / Social Media Developers Garage This Tuesday

Posted on October 26, 2007 by jessestay

I’ve announced it on the group page, but I’d like to announce that the second annual Utah Facebook and Social Media Garage is this Tuesday, October 30th at 7pm at Noah’s in Lindon. The last one went really well I … Continue reading →

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New Facebook Requests API Brings Less Flexibility, Ease of Use With Invitations

Posted on October 21, 2007 by jessestay

I am rather late on this news, but I haven’t seen anyone take this slant on it. As most of you are aware, Facebook has removed their notifications.sendRequest API method in favor of a more standardized invite interface for all … Continue reading →

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Big Error on Voucher Ads in Deseret News

Posted on October 21, 2007 by jessestay

I thought I’d share this photo – see anything wrong? I hope Deseret News corrects this – only further making their point on the confusion of the 2 ad campaigns. Just say “vote for vouchers!” or “don’t vote for vouchers!” … Continue reading →

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Facebook LDS App Acquired by LDS Non-Profit

Posted on October 17, 2007 by jessestay

I’ve been twittering for awhile now about a “big announcement”. I’m proud to say this is that big announcement! In my first successful exit from a Social application, a private, LDS Non-Profit has acquired the Facebook LDS App from my … Continue reading →

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One More Reason for School Vouchers

Posted on October 17, 2007 by jessestay

I completely agree with Seth Godin: http://sethgodin.typepad.com/seths_blog/2007/10/the-wikipedia-g.html If students can now get more information at a single time, in a single place, our teachers need to adapt and teach better to handle this!

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Facebook Developer Accounts

Posted on October 17, 2007 by jessestay

I was discussing with a client today about this, and realized I still had not blogged about this yet. Facebook has launched Developer Accounts. Now, no longer do developers have an excuse for errors on their pages, or sites going … Continue reading →

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Twitter’s Application Directory

Posted on October 17, 2007 by jessestay

A few months ago, Facebook announced they were releasing their platform to all developers via an open API. At the same time, they release an Application Directory indexing and categorizing all of the applications for their platform. I was wondering … Continue reading →

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Supporting School Vouchers the Social Way

Posted on October 12, 2007 by jessestay

I know a lot of you bloggers out there are pro-school vouchers. If not, blog about it and link to me! Utah is about to have one of the most heated votes in the history of the state, as it … Continue reading →

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Could Google Launch the gPhone November 5?

Posted on October 12, 2007 by jessestay

Scoble and Mike Arrington have both talked about Google launching “the Social Network of all Social Networks” on November 5. Recently, Google bought the Twitter-like status service Jaiku, which has mobile capabilities of sending updates of what you are doing … Continue reading →

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