Posts Tagged ‘messaging’

Save Your Sanity: Have a Communications Blackout Day

Technology is great, but there can be too much of a good thing. E-mail results in faster communication, but it also leaves overflowing inboxes, spam attacks and the need for lengthy messages. RSS, Twitter, Facebook, StumbleUpon and instant messaging programs can also be great, if the 24/7 uninterrupted stream of information doesn’t drive you crazy first. My suggestion is that for one day each month, have a… Continue reading

January 15 2008 | By Scott H | Tagged: Communication, e-mail, internet, messaging, network, simplicity, stress, unplug | 9 comments»

Google Talk with AIM, MSN, & Yahoo

I like Google Talk. I've been using Meebo to talk to contacts using different Instant Messaging platforms and have been very impressed. However, I've wanted to use Google Talk more since it integrates with Gmail so nicely. Getting these different platforms talking together isn't so difficult. BigBlueBall.com provided a tutorial on getting all your contacts recognized by GTalk last year when Google opened their servers to the Jabber Network. It… Continue reading

April 10 2007 | By Craig | Tagged: google, messaging | 12 comments»

Send Messages via Del.icio.us

Ozgur at Marketallica has come up with an interesting way to get a message to a del.icio.us user. It's a bit of a hack to say the least, but for some reason, I think that maybe Osgur's idea scales into something else, as well as his idea. Judge for yourself. Ozgur's idea is this: