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12 September '06 - 09:28

Was your Gmail broken as well?

Yuk. Yesterday and today my Gmail was a very slow. And if I say slowI mean slow!

Also I wondered about the few e-mails I was still getting ... it just was not enough. Not that I really want to have more e-mails but just by looking at it I could judge that there was something wrong with Gmail. Until I noticed that I was not getting a comment notification I thought "maybe it is a slow news day ...". After that I knew my mails where being deferred.

Since then I have been waiting for the rushing in of all the delayed e-mails and this afternoon, they came. Yikes. Did anyone else noticed something unusual?

Technorati tax (not tax. Tags. With a soft G. let's try again: technorati tax. Well it seems I have to do some training ...)
technorati tax. Now, little dragon, we don't want to give Dave Sifry ideas. Come on: technorati tax.

Hrmf. I would just use my bookmark list bookmarklet.

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About Nicole Simon I love working with people and help them get successful, especially through the use of social software. Though I have been on the net for over a decade and have consulted SMB for years, I also understand the corporate side, as I have worked in a major corporation for 15 years.

If you need a name for what I do, I usually call myself a European New Media Specialist with a special interest in (micro) blogging, podcasting and second life. I also love to 'testdrive' products / concepts which is best described as Technology Implementation Analyst. Recently I have finished the German Twitter book and will specialize a bit in 2009 on this topic as well as building more bridges between communities.

You can read more about me on my Xing profile or contact me for more information.

When I do interviews (mainly pre conference podcasts I put them up here: Bloxpert so I can seperate blog / podcast talk a bit more from the stuff here.

Useful Sounds is my personal podcast, and I also have a German blog. Living in Lübeck, Germany, a European point of view comes with everything.



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