Comments on: 10 Trending Topics worth Tweeting About in 2010 http://interawesome.com/2010/01/04/10-trending-topics-to-tweet-in-2010/ Where The Internet and Awesome Collide. Thu, 08 Jul 2010 10:48:34 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.9.2 hourly 1 By: Web Development, Technology, and Web Media – Garin Kilpatrick – Gar1n.com » 10 Technology Trends to look for in 2010 http://interawesome.com/2010/01/04/10-trending-topics-to-tweet-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-120 Web Development, Technology, and Web Media – Garin Kilpatrick – Gar1n.com » 10 Technology Trends to look for in 2010 Mon, 11 Jan 2010 01:47:33 +0000 http://interawesome.com/?p=760#comment-120 [...] more of my thoughts about 2010 Tech Trends check out this awesome post called 10 Trending Topics worth Tweeting About in 2010. [...] [...] more of my thoughts about 2010 Tech Trends check out this awesome post called 10 Trending Topics worth Tweeting About in 2010. [...]

]]> By: Garin Kilpatrick http://interawesome.com/2010/01/04/10-trending-topics-to-tweet-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-114 Garin Kilpatrick Wed, 06 Jan 2010 01:15:26 +0000 http://interawesome.com/?p=760#comment-114 Interesting take on the Foursquare/Gowalla situation. I personally like Foursquare because it seems to have a larger community than Gowalla here in Toronto, and I also like the idea of being the Mayor of wherever I am. <br><br>Gary Vee is partnering with everyone these days! I am impressed at how many people he got to add a "Crush It" book to their Twitter Avatar. My favorite Wine Library TV episode of his is a show he did with Wayne Gretzky.<br><br>The Gowalla virtual gift exchange is a cool idea, and if Gowalla gifts could be given to people on Facebook that would be an excellent enticement for me to play Gowalla more often! Interesting take on the Foursquare/Gowalla situation. I personally like Foursquare because it seems to have a larger community than Gowalla here in Toronto, and I also like the idea of being the Mayor of wherever I am.

Gary Vee is partnering with everyone these days! I am impressed at how many people he got to add a “Crush It” book to their Twitter Avatar. My favorite Wine Library TV episode of his is a show he did with Wayne Gretzky.

The Gowalla virtual gift exchange is a cool idea, and if Gowalla gifts could be given to people on Facebook that would be an excellent enticement for me to play Gowalla more often!

]]> By: asabine http://interawesome.com/2010/01/04/10-trending-topics-to-tweet-in-2010/comment-page-1/#comment-113 asabine Tue, 05 Jan 2010 23:35:22 +0000 http://interawesome.com/?p=760#comment-113 I prefer Gowalla after initially using Foursquare. I personally think Gowalla has more room to grow (look at the partnerships that Gowalla is forming with people like Gary V of Crush It and Wine Library TV) and offers a more compelling incentive for users through the virtual gifts that are collected, swapped and dropped. This feature alone is so much more interesting than the offer of becoming mayor of a location on Foursquare, which I found soon grows tiresome. With Gowalla I can trace the movement of any of the objects that have passed through my "hands" as they get picked up and dropped all over the place. And from what I hear Foursquare can only be used in major cities, where Gowalla can be implemented nearly anywhere. Keep you eye on Gowalla, I expect big things. (I have NO affiliation with Gowalla, I am just a big fan) I prefer Gowalla after initially using Foursquare. I personally think Gowalla has more room to grow (look at the partnerships that Gowalla is forming with people like Gary V of Crush It and Wine Library TV) and offers a more compelling incentive for users through the virtual gifts that are collected, swapped and dropped. This feature alone is so much more interesting than the offer of becoming mayor of a location on Foursquare, which I found soon grows tiresome. With Gowalla I can trace the movement of any of the objects that have passed through my “hands” as they get picked up and dropped all over the place. And from what I hear Foursquare can only be used in major cities, where Gowalla can be implemented nearly anywhere. Keep you eye on Gowalla, I expect big things. (I have NO affiliation with Gowalla, I am just a big fan)

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