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Review: 3 services help keep all your social networks up-to-date Computerworld

20.07.09

As the number of Web sites offering status updates -- such as Facebook, Twitter, LinkedIn, etc., etc. -- proliferates, it can get tedious, not to mention time consuming, to log in to each one and post the same information.

Have no fear -- there are a number of multiple posting services that can help you send a variety of information to a collection of sites, including blog posts, photos, videos and status updates.

For this roundup, I looked at three: Ping.fm , Pixelpipe and the unpronounceable Quub . (A fourth, the recently introduced Posterous , has been covered in a separate review.) All are free, all are very much works in progress and all can be either extremely useful or dangerous: It's just that much easier to mistakenly post something on the wrong site.

The services all work similarly: You sign up with a basic e-mail address and password, and then start adding your connections (Pixelpipe calls them "pipes," Ping.fm calls them "networks" and Quub calls them "services") with their separate username and login combinations.

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WORLD-CLASS ROYAL CHILDREN’S HOSPITAL TAKING SHAPE

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State Member for Richmond, Richard Wynne MP, announced that the Brumby Labor Government’s new $1 billion Royal Children’s Hospital is taking shape 16 months after construction began and is on track to open on schedule by 2011.

The Brumby Government is taking action to revitalise our hospitals and improve access to vital health services for all Victorians, especially our sickest children and their families.

This state-of-the-art landmark hospital, that is expected to create up to 1500 jobs at the peak of construction, is both on time and on budget.

The new hospital, set to be completed in December 2011, will treat an extra 35,000 young patients.

85 per cent of beds will be in single rooms, providing more privacy for patients and families – the highest percentage of any public hospital in Australia.

Source: Richard Wynne MP

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