Steve Gillmor , of the Gillmor Gang podcast and contributing editor at ZDNet, spoke about the blurring line between a publisher, customer and developer.
“Anyone with a connection and electricity can be a publisher.”
Steve said that, the users are in charge. Steve spoke about his long and successful career as a journalist in the technology space. Steve notified that audience that he is moving his blog off of ZDNet to his own WordPress blog which can be found at: http://GestureLab.com/inforouter
RSS is the Tivo of the web. It has disrupted the infrastructure of the web. It is on demand and up to the users/readers/consumers to watch or read what they want. How do you get noticed in this sea of information? How do we get the attention of readers? Steve points to an open pool of data which could be compared to other data out there from other services that have been collection personal click information for years. It is based on the idea that your met...
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I’d suggest setting up imaginary friends, Friend Lists, and realtime streams from among the talent pool of these industries. Crunch Network: CrunchGear drool over the sexiest new gadgets and hardware.
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Stone, Camahort and Des Jardins have BlogHer.
Calacanis and Arrington have TechCrunch 50.
Steve Gillmor has The Gillmor Gang.
Loic has Le Web.
Klaus Schwab has Davos.
Tim O’Reilly has FOO Camp.
Tom Rielly has TED.
Etc etc.
There are a hundred tech, political and entertainment conferences each year, and people who speak every year at one or two of them (or more). It’s good because you can hear what’s on a person’s mind, in their own words, with a chance to ... more
Stone, Camahort and Des Jardins have BlogHer.
Calacanis and Arrington have TechCrunch 50.
Steve Gillmor has The Gillmor Gang.
Loic has Le Web.
Klaus Schwab has Davos.
Tim O’Reilly has FOO Camp.
Tom Rielly has TED.
Etc etc.
There are a hundred tech, political and entertainment conferences each year, and people who speak every year at one or two of them (or more). It’s good because you can hear what’s on a person’s mind, in their own words, with a chance to ... more
Ever since my InformationWeek cover story, "Is The Smartphone Your Next Computer? ," I’ve been getting pinged by people telling me their tales of going "laptopless." (Can I use that word in a family blog?) Steve Rubel, the popular MicroPersuasion blogger and public-relations executive at Edelman Digital, spoke with me for the story and told me why he’s tilting away from the notebook and relying increasingly on his iPhone. Here’s our full interview.
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Pepsi reaches out to blogosphere
Pepsi, with help from PR agency, Edelman, are the latest big brand to engage in the social media space as they launch their new logo.
The drinks company has sent a care package to 25 “digital and social media influencers” in the marketing sphere, including David Armano , Chris Brogan and PSFK , the trends and innovation blog. The package contains empty cans with pepsi cans through the ages - easy camera fodder for blogs and Flickr.
No activ... more
MyHeritage , an Israel-based company, recently launched to provide online face recognition software to the masses. MyHeritage’s vision is to make it easier for people around the world to use the power of the Internet to discover their heritage and strengthen their bonds with family and friends. So you can upload all your family photos and MyHeritage will try and link you to others via face recognition technology. It sounds like technology similar to the photo search, Riya .
Inter... more
Google launched Google Trends today (May 10, 2006) as part of Google Press Day . Google Trends allows you to search and compare search data on terms that are entered into a single search field. The layout reminds me of Google Finance but instead of plotting stock information it plots search data with important news tied to the peaks and valleys of the chart. Additionally, the search data can be filtered by date and region.
I think this is a very useful tool especial... more
BitTorrent , a software which speeds the processing time to download movies and other online rich media, reportedly inked a deal with Warner Brothers , a division of the Time Warner company, to sell movies and TV shows online. Much has been said about this deal today by mainstream media and the blogosphere so I am going to keep this post fairly concise.
I think this is a great move by Warner Brothers to embrace the online matriculation of television and movie content by offer... more
ResourceShelf Real-Time is a new ResourceShelf feature which provide links to web, software, mobile and other application that "offer real-time or near real-time" data and information. ResourceShelf , a site powered by librarians including search engine legend Gary Price, has been aggregating at least one piece of information a day for over five years. This is a pretty amazing show of persistence. ResourceShelf is powered by DocuTicker another site which provides: "...a daily upda... more
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