Topic: web2.0
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StumbleUpon
Wednesday, August 22, 2007 · Topics: collaboration, search, social-networks, web2.0
to find great websites, videos, photos and more based on your interests. StumbleUpon learns what you like and makes better recommendations. · Go to StumbleUpon →
Steven Johnson on “Emergence” and the web
Friday, August 10, 2007 · Topics: complexity, emergence, web2.0
Steven Johnson wrote Interface Culture, a book that found an enthusiastic reception among web folks, who appreciated its theme that wired culture is creating new metaphors for ways to see the larger world. · Go to Steven Johnson on “Emergence” and the web →
Nonprofits using new media to engage
Tuesday, July 31, 2007 · Topics: non-profits, social-networks, web2.0
How social networks work: the puzzle of exhaust data
Tuesday, July 31, 2007 · Topics: communication, culture, social-networks, web2.0
Phatic communication is communication with little hard, informational content, but lots of emotional and social content. It doesn’t get much said, but it has social effects so powerful, it gets lots done. · Go to How social networks work: the puzzle of exhaust data →
Web Strategies That Cater To Customers
Tuesday, July 31, 2007 · Topics: strategy, web-design, web2.0
From BusinessWeek: It’s time to shift your focus away from trying out every high-tech platform that comes across your in-box. Instead, home in on your customers. · Go to Web Strategies That Cater To Customers →
Face-to-Face Meeting is Still Best for Relationships
Thursday, July 19, 2007 · Topics: communication, information-architecture, meeting-design, social-networks, web2.0
Face-to-face matters. The more people we meet online, the more people we now want to connect with offline. · Go to Face-to-Face Meeting is Still Best for Relationships →
Could You Use a Wiki for Marketing?
Thursday, July 19, 2007 · Topics: marketing, web2.0, wiki
From Duct Tape Marketing: · Go to Could You Use a Wiki for Marketing? →
Copyright explained: I may copy it, right?
Monday, July 16, 2007 · Topics: blogs, copyright, web2.0
From Smashing Magazine: From the legal point of view, Copyright in Web is often considered as the grey area; as such it’s often misunderstood and violated – mostly simply because bloggers don’t know, what laws they have to abide and what issues they have to consider. In fact, copyright myths are common, as well as numerous copyright debates in the Web. It’s time to put facts straight. In this post we’ve collected the most important facts, articles and resources related to copyright issues, law and blogging. We’ve also put together most useful tools and references you can use dealing with plagiarism. · Go to Copyright explained: I may copy it, right? →
