Tinypic.com lets you upload a picture that you can then share on Facebook, MySpace, eBay and other sites. It will have a unique web address. It compresses the picture, which makes it much faster. They also have TwitGoo.com, for sharing photos on Twitter.
GiveForward.org lets you create a personal fundraising page for any person, cause or non-profit and solicit donations from all over the world. If you create a non-profit organization in the U.S., you’ll need a federal tax identification number.
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Install the free FlashGet and then try downloading a big file to check your Internet speed.
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A pilot program in Connecticut will transfer all of a hospital’s paper records into electronic form, courtesy of Sage Healthcare Intergy. Why haven’t other hospitals achieved this yet?
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“The Celebrity Tweet Directory” is a new book by Jeanne Harris; $10 from wiley.com. If you want to find a celebrity on Twitter, try Twitter.com/celebrity name, where you fill in the name of anyone you want to follow. But often the celebrity isn’t there because a squatter has taken the site first. This book lists most of the biggies. Disappointing Celebrity Tweets The really surprising thing is how few celebrities have interesting tweets. There’s J.K. Rowling, writer of the Harry Potter series, who tweets at twitter.com/jk_rowling. Don’t bother going there. Despite over 181,000 followers, she has just three tweets. Tom Hanks and Anne Hathaway are also disappointing, and Hilary Duff’s account has been suspended twitter.com/MissHilaryDuff. Better But Not Great Celebrity Tweets […]
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