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Pieter Jansegers commented on Jeff Jarvis on the Next Technological Milestone on June 25, 2008, 3:48 AM
Some microblogs worldwideThis list is a personal choice and based on three criteria: ease of operability, quality of service and experienced functional up-time.generaltwitter.comjaiku.compownce.combeemood.comtwoorl.comyonkly.comkwippy.commicroblogr.combrightkite.complurk.comsecondbrain.comChinesefanfou.comzuosa.comkomoo.cnPortuguesegozub.comBraziliantelog.com.brIndiansnockles.comSingaporeantiish.comItalianmeemi.comSpanishkhaces.comTurkishnolyo.comFrenchnoumba.netpoodz.comtapioka.caKoreanplaytalk.netJapanesefeecle.jpGermanniimo.comPolishblip.plDutchnumpa.nlPortuguesegozub.comRussiansmspr.ruArabicwatwet.comRomaniancirip.roMexicanmexicodiario.comCzechhttp://drbz.czspecialtumblr.comhictu.combabl.nlfloort.comhelp.comjusttell.ustalkaboutadate.comadocu.commultiple postinghellotxt.comThe most exhaustive list I know about is the list made up by thw www.thws.cn/articles/twitter-clones.html Pieter Jansegershttp://microblogs.ning.com
Pieter Jansegers commented on Jeff Jarvis on the Next Technological Milestone on June 24, 2008, 11:51 PM
Microblogging, not just twitter, has become a worldwide phenomenon. Microblogs are changing the world: microblogs are the world's first instant global mass media. They provide an immediate potentially worldwide feedback loop for important information. Pieter Jansegers http://microblogs.ning.com
Pieter Jansegers commented on Jeff Jarvis on the Next Technological Milestone on June 24, 2008, 11:48 PM
Some microblogs worldwide This list is a personal choice and based on three criteria: ease of operability, quality of service and experienced functional up-time. general twitter.com jaiku.com pownce.com beemood.com twoorl.com yonkly.com kwippy.com microblogr.com brightkite.com plurk.com secondbrain.com Chinese fanfou.com zuosa.com komoo.cn Portuguese gozub.com Brazilian telog.com.br Indian snockles.com Singaporean tiish.com Italian meemi.com Spanish khaces.com Turkish nolyo.com French noumba.net poodz.com tapioka.ca Korean playtalk.net Japanese feecle.jp German niimo.com Polish blip.pl Dutch numpa.nl Portuguese gozub.com Russian smspr.ru Arabic watwet.com Romanian cirip.ro Mexican mexicodiario.com Czech http://drbz.cz special tumblr.com hictu.com babl.nl floort.com help.com justtell.us talkaboutadate.com adocu.com multiple posting hellotxt.com The most exhaustive list I know about is the list made up by thw www.thws.cn/articles/twitter-clones.html Pieter Jansegers http://microblogs.ning.com
Will Belgium be disintegrated ?
Belgium once started as a francophone nation meanwhile half of its citizens didn't speak French, but Flamish. Reason for this option: fighting the protestant clavinist thoughts, which was also the real reason for the revolution against the Netherlands in the first place. The problem has finally been resolved after the equal acceptance of Dutch as an official language, but then a new problem arose: half of the country doesn't have any information about the other half due to a Flamish schooling system, Flamish media and even Flamish government of the most part of their lives. The other half of the country opting quite logically rather for English then for Flamish/Dutch. In fact most people do speak and understand English, which can't be said about neither French nor Dutch. Some youth already speak English when meeting each other when finding out the difference of language between them. I do believe Belgium will become a confederation of three nation: Flanders, Brussels and Wallonia. BTW, the .vl (Vlaanderen), .wa (Wallonie) et .bxl (Bruxelles) are still available as top level domains... … Read More
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Pieter Jansegers commented on Jeff Jarvis on the Next Technological Milestone on June 25, 2008, 3:51 AM
Microblogging, not just twitter, has become a worldwide phenomenon.Microblogs are changing the world:microblogs are the world's first instant global mass media.They provide an immediate potentially worldwide feedback loop for important information.Pieter Jansegershttp://microblogs.ning.com