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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-05-13

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-05-06

  • "@subelsky: Interesting to read @sivers' take on LA culture: http://t.co/I2qdsQOg – wonder what similar advice would look like" #
  • Great story with handful of non-noise startup advices "@jaberman: How Great Entrepreneurs Create Their Own Luck http://t.co/8CbdcZwp " #
  • "a search engine wasn't about finding ten links for you to click on. It was about satisfying a need for information." http://t.co/tWxUlKUA #
  • "@jaberman: Accelerators seem to want a lot of equity for little funding – is it worth applying? – Innovation America http://t.co/rQE6QtZX" #

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-29

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-22

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Chrome Extension: BookmarkMatic for Shoppers (a.k.a. Shopping Button)

BookmarkMatic for Shoppers (short name: BMfS, a.k.a. Shopping Button) automatically converts and organizes your shopping browser history into bookmarks.

Why was BMfS created?

People spend a lot of time creating and organizing bookmarks on favorite links.   Is it possible to automatically identify and organize favorite links?   We believe the answer is yes, it’s doable by properly analyzing browser history data,  BMfS is our first step of tackling this problem through developing history analyzing algorithms and applications.

How does BMfS work?

It’s one thing to set up an ambitious objective, it is totally another thing to achieve it.  To achieve the goal of analyzing browser history and come up with good results, we will need to have a good knowledge of websites, what they are about, what they do for people, etc.

To start, we built a list of supported shopping sites most of them are top-ranking online shopping websites, as top-ranking sites have bigger audience bases and therefore are more valuable to users.

As of December 2013, BMfS supports 700+ top-ranking shopping related sites in 43 countries, representing 7%+ of  top 10,000 Alexa ranked websites worldwide. These sites cover end-to-end shopping needs including online shopping, offline shopping, shopping guide, automobile, real estate, travel, and even betting and gambling.

Here is how BMfS works in action:

  1. Filter out your shopping browser history:  Every time when BMfS is enabled in your browser, it scans your browser history and filters out your visits to shopping sites supported by BMfS.
  2. Build sorted and categorized lists of links:  With shopping histories filtered out from your overall browser history, BMfS then automatically categorizes these sites to a few main categories: online shopping, offline shopping, shopping guide, travel, car buying, real estate and online betting.   You may also easily configure BMfS to sort sites or links within any site by visit frequency, visit time or alphabet.

Features

Your shopping sites, categorized automatically.  Manually created browser bookmarks are usually organized and categorized.   In this version, BMfS is making the first step of categorizing sites automatically.  All shopping sites you visited can be either viewed in 1 list or filtered from 1 of 7 pre-set major categories: Online Shopping, Local Shopping, Shopping Guide, Travel, Online Betting, Real Estate and Cars.

Your shopping sites, sorted in 1 of 3 ways automatically.  How links are sorted is important in manually created bookmarks since it determines how convenient each link can be accessed. BMfS introduces 3 sorting orders to automatically sort any list of sites: Visit Frequency, Visit Time or Site Names (alphabetic A-Z).

Your shopping links, sorted in 1 of 3 ways automatically.  In addition to organized shopping sites you have visited, you are also able to drill down to link level within any sites, again, these are all links you have been to before.  All these links are sorted by one of 3 choices: Visit Frequency, Visit Time or Link Title.

Review

As seen on Brand Thunder

Organize all of your favorite shopping sites in one place with this Chrome shopping extension. If you’re an avid online shopper during the holiday season, this is a must-have add-on, as it organizes the shopping sites you visit most into an easily accessible pop-up menu directly in your browser.

Screen Shots

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Disclaimers

  1. Browser permissions requested (why they are needed): 1. Access your data on bookmarkmatic.com to make it possible to sync history data between your browser and server (it’s disabled by default); 2. Read and modify your browser history data (we use this permission to read your browser history data in order to analyze it, we only read and never modify your browser history data); 3. Access your tabs and browsing activity (we use this permission so that you may open an automatically generated bookmark link in current tab or a new tab, that’s it. We don’t need to access your browsing activity)
  2. Privacy Policy 1: This extension analyzes your browser history data to better serve your shopping needs, the processing of your browser history data is currently done 100% locally on your computer. We may roll out feature which may require your history data to be processed remotely, at that time, we will ask explicitly for your permission to do so and you will have option to accept or decline that feature, and we will not start transmitting your data without your explicit consent.
  3. Privacy Policy 2: This extension uses Google Analytics to collect summary-level anonymous extension usage statistics to help improve user experience. If you want to opt-out, please visit http://tools.google.com/dlpage/gaoptout
  4. Brand Disclaimers: Google Chrome® and Google® logos are registered trademarks of Google Inc.  Logos and names etc. of all shopping websites including Amazon®, eBay®, etc. are used for promotional purposes only with no ownership implied nor claimed.

If you like it, we’d appreciate if you’d rate it with a 5 star (see below) and tell your friends! If you think it falls short in anyway, please let us know what you didn’t like, so it will get fixed ASAP.

Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-15

  • Saved:Things To Consider Before Saying “I Do” To Investors http://t.co/NvG5GHOH #
  • Twitter open sources its MySQL work http://t.co/cxppZRby #
  • Saved "@subelsky: How machine learning is helping identify illness in premature babies 24 hours before a doctor can: http://t.co/hA9sthV1" #
  • Overview of cyber-security area "@quixotic: Good article by Nicole. Important wave of enterprise companies emerging. http://t.co/7tUwbfMC" #
  • Saved: "@subelsky: Everyone who manages software teams should read @mperham's post about how meetings != process http://t.co/Fd0JCZDd " #
  • Saved "@MAJACKS0N: Google Ventures’ Big Data Bet by @qhardy http://t.co/th9Amv7l" #
  • Saved: "@jaberman: Expanding the Cloud – Introducing Amazon CloudSearch http://t.co/bSHRhnL3 The latest move in the search game. " #
  • what's common about @instagram and @pinterest? both founded by ex-Google PM, they understand well what people needs, part of google culture? #
  • Saved "@jaberman: Founders beware: accelerators offer upside, but only if you’re ready http://t.co/cyVlaM8I balanced insight here." #

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-08

  • "@jaberman: Beyond Siri: What AI means for the future of mobile devices and search http://t.co/V5twKtrt I agree. Google should be scared." #
  • Eventbrite: Facebook Drives More Ticket Sales Than Twitter And LinkedIn Across US http://t.co/WEyvR3sj #
  • "@gilbeyda: Our latest investment… @MortarData, Hadoop for the Rest of Us, Gets Seed Funding http://t.co/o7MqFV1e" #
  • We are currently working around the clock on a new browser extension for Google Chrome, called My Mall, scheduled to release by end of April #
  • An interesting vision on rich media and social powered ecommerce: Amazon is stifling the e-commerce revolution http://t.co/FEMCfuOz #

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-01

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Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-03-18

  • Saved "@jaberman: Never Negotiate Piecemeal. Here’s Why http://t.co/ch0Ejk0x good post that captures right way to negotiate." #
  • Regarding @paulg new article about ambitious innovations, I think we just need to be patient as it's now intermediated time in between #
  • "@nist: Top Executive Recruiters Agree There Are Only Three True Job Interview Questions – Forbes http://t.co/6gHYrJ3j" #
  • @paulg "empirically, the way to do really big things seems to be to start with desceptively small things" #
  • @paulg "maybe it's a bad idea to have really big ambitions initially, b/c the bigger your ambition, the longer it will take…" #
  • @paulg "…the further you project into future, the more likely you will get it wrong" #
  • 40 iterations on ui makes @pinterest "@dwolla: Great read on the organic growth of Pinterest by @jennydeluxe http://t.co/VYnxaYYG" #
  • @pinterest remains super-hyped http://t.co/HPmGAtqJ via @mashsocialmedia @mashable #
  • just like @groupon, @pinterest is a discovery from sidelines of founder's original idea, I like this process which resembles research #
  • #Firefox addon AmabayFox version 1.3.20120315 approved and available at https://t.co/eQB2ae4S, major change: compatible with firefox 10+ #
  • Useful but Question: will this scale? Multiple Usernames & Passwords No More http://t.co/s1VvWvfB #
  • DBK Saved: What Siri Means for the Future of Mobile Shopping – eMarketer http://t.co/BzRV1TkZ #
  • Interesting non-VC cooperation model: story behind Camera+ http://t.co/AVn7xrkm via @entmagazine #
  • » How to answer if you don’t have an answer – Thomas Korte http://t.co/XvmKYw5p via @thomask #
  • fund seekers: it is the execution skills, not the idea that you show to investors that really gets you investment http://t.co/RcMisx3t #
  • interesting insight into google, how it's doing same thing to facebook as what microsoft did to google, history repeats http://t.co/EPmwNfHO #
  • "@HarvardHSPH: On Monday after #daylightsavings fatal car accidents increase by up to 17% due to just 1 hour of sleep lost #sleepforum quot; #
  • Saved "@joshuabaer: How to get your startup funded on @AngelList http://t.co/yf1uopOd #startup #entrepreneur #angel quot; #

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