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Just a quick summary (by no means conclusive) on the key findings from yesterday’s facebook product announcements in the simplest humanly readable format:
Facebook’s Timeline will become the key focus of the Facebook profile experience. They are trying to make all of your historical data on facebook lots more accessible (eventually you will see [...]
Many times I am asked, what is social media?
It’s funny how just 3 years ago my tech friends would literally shudder when they heard the term; as too often marketing terms get spinned around and completely lose their real meaning. Think of terms like ‘Web 2.0‘, ‘taxonomy‘, ‘the cloud‘.
But there’s [...]
The Real Life Social Network v2
View more documents from Paul Adams.
A brilliant presentation by Paul Adams from Google on how people actually manage their social networks online and offiline, and how existing social technologies fail to capture the intricate nature of human value [...]
Facebook Connect is a very clever piece of technology that allows websites to use Facebook to authenticate its users, hence allowing websites to save time and efforts in coming with their own registration systems. Another benefit is that site owners can define what level of information they would like to retrive from Facebook about the [...]
A beautiful, smart and kind legal friend of mine heard that I was keen to read more about Data Protection, and she’s pulled together a lot of starting points for me (thank you Megan!!)
Thought that actually this might come handy to you as well…
Good legal site for tech law, here’s the section on [...]
Am at a conference Social Tools and IBM’s Luis Suarez is sharing his musing on thinking outside the inbox.
From an average of 30-40 emails to his inbox a day, Luis has reduced that to 20 emails a week and now is a *zero* inbox. There are 2 main drivers for Luis to shift [...]
I did a lengthy post for YDN links here.
For those who’re interested in the presentation on Wikipedia’s Community deep dive, check out the deck here:
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It’s been almost 4 years since I started observing [...]
from IHT:
One of the strangest exhibits at the opening of “Design and the Elastic Mind,” the very strange show at the Museum of Modern Art in New York that explores the territory where design meets science, was a teeny coat made out of living mouse stem cells. The “victimless leather” was kept [...]
You might have noticed that earthquake has shaken SiChuan, China, and thanks for those who raised their concerns. I have no families and friends who are affected as someone from Hong Kong, but looking at the devastating state of situation, I want to show you why we’re working in an industry that is bigger than [...]
For those who are info junkies and geek in one – you might as well be curious about how the issues of surveillance, freedom (both positive & negative) unfold on the almighty World Wide Web. From Lawrence Lessig‘s mapping of the history of copyrights development, to general international interests in how internet surveillance [...]
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