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Bookshelf migration
After waiting and hoping that bookshelf service will eventually get better I decided to switch books to new service. Even there is some export / import option I spend few hours to settle it. New service, Goodreads.com, gives much more than the old one, Anobii and hope to get the best out of it.
Online Photo Sharing Howto in three minutes
Social Media Revolution
- China: 1,333,010,000
- India: 1,169,050,000
- United States: 307,411,000
- Facebook: 300,000,000
- Indonesia: 229,965,000
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Track your books with Anobii. Sexy and Simple.

aNobii is simple and useful book tracking system. I don’t think there is any imaginable feature they have left out.
After a quick registration you select your book shelf language. Add the books you own, either by title or ISBN. It is possible to import book list from other services, but you can also use an excel spreadsheet or a list from anywhere.
Social Media Predictions

In 2009 marketers will find their accidental spokespeople (employees & customers) and give them ways to amplify their voices. – Rohit Bhargava
Live conversations with consumers, empathetically executed, can have far bigger payout and viral word of mouth impact than most social media tools. – Pete Blackshaw.
We’ll need to do more dot-connecting between existing processes and social media output. We’ll see a flatlining of references to “my Twitter programme” and more references to my offline/online “conversational ecosystem”. – Pete Blackshaw.
Shopping goes social. Using Facebook Connect & Open Social Platform, shoppers will be able to see what friends are recommending, buying and rating integrated into the shopping experience.




