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Here's a pot-pourri of what's making us happy at the moment. In no particular order (except alphabetical) ...

Conversocial - a moderation tool for Facebook UGC from iPlatform. We use it very happily, and it's a tool we would recommend to all clients.

Crisp Netmoderator- NetModerator chat analysis engine and filtering tool provides online communities and services with the opportunity to optimise the effectiveness, efficiency and accuracy of their moderation teams

Google Apps - Google Docs, Google Video and Google Sites complement traditional office software to make teamwork easier.

QuickBase - QuickBase can be used for some or all of your information-driven software needs. It officially rocks.

Quora - because we like to know the answer to everything. Or know someone who does.

Reality Digital - Social networking solutions, user generated content platform, video sharing software for social media marketing and interactive advertising campaigns.

Snapbird - does the impossible. Searches thru anyone's tweets, favourites, direct messages you sent or received to find that elusive one you've lost. Superb.

Tweetriver- Aggregate and curate tweets with custom searches on the micro-blogging site Twitter. Then show them live on your site or at your event. But you've got to get it moderated, ahem!

Yammer – a useful little micro-microblogging service. We use it as our virtual water-cooler area ...

Hyperwords - Select webpage text to query - including references, translations and conversions.

March 10, 2009

eModeration talks to Virtual World News

Our new community management service caught the eye of Joey Seiler at Virtual World News, so before he rushed off to Engage! Expo in New York and Tamara Littleton (eModeration CEO) to Social Networking World Forum in London, he gave Tamara a call. You can read the interview here, and find out more about eModeration’s community management packages on our website.

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