Jure Cuhalev

Everyone and their dog should have an OpenID account now. Right? Well, mostly but I somehow managed to skip this revolution so while I probably have a bunch, I don’t have primary one. Since this is a pretty complex decision I decide to ask my nice Twitter followers. I get almost instantly the answer – [...]

In spirit of eating my own dog food, I’m publishing the presentation that I’m giving tomoorow at my old faculty to undergrad class about things I live and breath – twitter, social media and branding. Probably not much for veterans reading this blog but I was surprised how many good case studies I could do [...]

With debate about rev=”canonical” being the next best big thing in land of Twitter and shortening services, I wanted to throw in two extra things to consider:

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How can we trust the rev=”canonical” URL? Who’s burden it is to prove that they’re correct URLs. What to do with misconfigured rev=”canonical” targets?
The proposal [...]

Yesterday two of Twitter accounts I control got mentioned in ReadWriteWeb article 50+ Semantic Web Pros to Follow on Twitter. That’s @zemanta (my company’s account) and @gandalfar (personal twitter).
This allowed me to measure how many new followers I would get as a consequence of this story. Today TweetDeck told me for my personal account:
(On quiet [...]

In the last few days, there have been a number of stories about Twitterank and the way it asks you for your Twitter username and password in order to calculate something it calls “PageRank for Twitter”.
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The issue here, as you might have guessed already, is that the service requires you to [...]