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10 November 2008
New Silverlight 2 App Visualizes Social Bookmarking on MSDN and TechNet
Ever wonder what people are actually bookmarking using MSDN and TechNet Social ? Check out the Ticker and find out! With the Ticker, you can quickly see what’s being bookmarked by the technical community right now, today, yesterday, or over the past week. Read More...
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02 October 2008
5 Ways to Get More Out of Your MSDN and TechNet Library Experience
The online libraries on MSDN and TechNet are among the most used sites on our network. Here's some great ways to get the most out of your Library experience. Bookmark it: Create your own personal library and share it using MSDN Social and TechNet Social Read More...
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24 September 2008
VORT-EX08: The Swirling Mass You Actually Want to Get Sucked Into
The MSDN and TechNet teams recently helped to launch VORT - EX08 (Virtual Online Remix- Total Experience), an online “virtual” conference for IT professionals, developers, and designers in the Europe. There are cool virtual booths for both MSDN and TechNet. Read More...
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22 September 2008
Create Customized Social Feeds with MSDN and TechNet Social
Thousands of technical professionals worldwide are now using MSDN and TechNet Social and Forums to bookmark and tag online resources. And it's easy to create customized and dynamic feeds from our social platform to publish social content by person, tag, Read More...
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18 September 2008
Web 2.0 Expo Day 3: Why Tim O’Reilly wants you to Stop Throwing Sheep!
Tim O’Reilly put everything in perspective for us this morning by contrasting the current mega-problems of the world (disease, poverty, hunger, slavery even!) with developers' apparent passion for Facebook apps like the one where you can throw sheep . Read More...
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18 September 2008
Web 2.0 Expo Insight of the Day: It’s Simple - We Should All Quit Our Jobs!
Comments on keynotes and sessions from Web 2.0 Expo in NYC, including Gary Vaynerchuk, hyperkinetic and super-frank keynoter; Jonah Peretti of BuzzFeed who revealed to us the previously unknown size and power of the “Bored at Work Network” (BWN) which evidently determines what “goes viral” and what does not; and Lane Becker who kicked off my day with a session on how Customer Service is the New Marketing, and suggested that we all act as “concierges” to our customers. Read More...
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16 September 2008
3 Insights from Day 1 of the Web 2.0 Expo
Today was the first real day of the Web 2.0 Expo in NYC . Several of us from the MSDN and TechNet team are attending . I attended a session on Search Engine and Social Media Optimization (see Rob Veliz's blog on our SEO efforts) and Katie Larson reported Read More...
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16 September 2008
On Facebook? Become a Fan of MSDN and TechNet
One of the things we did last week when we launched our new social application was to create new Facebook pages for MSDN and TechNet. As a fan, you can connect with other fans from around the world, and get the latest updates about our sites. The fan pages might just also be the first place people will begin to learn about v2.0 of our social app and other new things like the next generation of Dev and TechCenters. Read More...
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08 September 2008
NOW LIVE: Microsoft's New Social App for MSDN, TechNet, and Expression Sites
In May, we released a preview of our social bookmarking application. Today, we released v1.0 of social bookmarking for MSDN, TechNet, and Expression. Renamed "Social" (e.g., "TechNet Social"), v1.0 offers social bookmarking and provides several important new capabilities. Read More...
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03 September 2008
Tales from the MSDN Bar and TechNet Lounge at TechEd Australia
Some funny and interesting insights and photos coming out of TechEd Australia . See.. Chris Slemp's blog for comments on the keynote and attendee feedback on the MSDN and TechNet social strategy ... ...and the Microsoft Australia TechNet blog for how Read More...
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29 August 2008
At TechEd Australia? Stop by and Meet Us!
TechEd Australia is next week! And, our own Shanna Del Conte and Chris Slemp ... ...will be there to meet you, talk with you, show you how we are opening up the MSDN and TechNet sites to the technical community, and get your input. If you are at the event, Read More...
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27 August 2008
Microsoft is Planning Much More Than Just Social Bookmarking
Our vision is for the MSDN, TechNet, and Expression sites to be the largest and most vibrant online communities for technical professionals, enabling easy connections to the best resources and most knowledgeable people from Microsoft and the global community. Social bookmarking plays a vital role in that vision, but is just one application amongst a network of increasingly integrated applications - all running on a common social platform. Read More...
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21 August 2008
PREVIEW: v 1.0 of Social Bookmarking on MSDN and TechNet
Microsoft is opening up the MSDN , TechNet , and Expression sites to the community, so that technical professionals can better connect with each other, share knowledge, and succeed. Tagging - and especially social bookmarking - are essential ingredients Read More...
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13 August 2008
New and Improved MSDN and TechNet Search Impresses Devs and IT Pros
We've been working hard on our sites' search app. Recently we asked a group of developers and IT professionals to make it their default search for a while. Find out what they said and how to get the most out of MSDN and TechNet search on Chris Slemp's Read More...
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07 August 2008
New Developer and TechCenters for SQL Server 2008 now online at MSDN and TechNet
Fresh technical content for SQL Server 2008 is now online at MSDN and TechNet : New SQL Server 2008 TechCenter New SQL Server 2008 Developer Center Check out Chris Kilbourn's (Lead Site Manager, TechNet) blog for more great SQL Server 2008 links . Read More...
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