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On Digital Media, Episode #52: Attention Rules In this episode John Federico, Steve Hatch and Ken Gellman chat about: Ken, looking very Canadian…and he finally has a Facebook profile! *gasp* John is planning to attend Convergence 2007: The future of Advertising, Communications and Media on December 3rd in NYC. Papa John’s Pizza now accepts orders via SMS! John rejoices! Ken thinks we should create the OpenTable of pizza delivery for local shops. Social networkers reach out more using SMS than

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There have been some voices in the German blogosphere who were disappointed by the Web 2.0 Expo in Berlin held last week. Though seeing David Recordon’s presentation on open platforms I wish I could have managed to change my schedule and attend the conference. David talks about the importance of open standards like OAuth, OpenID, and microformats to build portable social networks. It’s a very good presentation, I think, because it clearly shows how those standards relate to each other. Recommen

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There’s been a great deal of positive buzz being made over the OpenSocial development platform Google recently unveiled. And there’s also an ample amount of consternation being voiced about the new open standard. In particular, there exists some skepticism of Google’s (and it’s partners’

Original post by Profy.Com - Web 2.0 News & Commentary

A list of cool things I found in the last days, but for which I had not enough time to blog: … - Opensocial for Apache - an Opensocial implementation could be part of the Apache Incubator soon

Original post by Profy.Com - Web 2.0 News & Commentary

[IMG Facebook Developer] In a controversial keynote speech last week at cmf2007 in Denmark, B.J. Fogg, founder of Stanford’s Persuasive Technology Lab, proclaimed that “Web 2.0 was dead”, that Facebook had shifted the game and that “there might not be a more persuasive technology [than Facebook].” Well, it was not a universally agreed upon message, nor I’m sure was it intended to be. Nevertheless, it provoked some measure of good discussion, and based on recent announcements it seems that our

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In a classic Lawrence Lessig presentation, this time at TED, he explains why we must stop criminalizing our kids. found via: Powell, Andy and Johnston, Pete: Strangling creativity Technorati Tags: copyright, law, licensing, lawrencelessig, open-content, remixing

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[IMG 72050233]The greatest problem that marketeers have these days is that no one really cares what they say. The only opinions people are interested in are those from other people. Let me give you a personal example. I have been in the market for a new kitchen for sometime and as a result, quite randomly, found myself in a Moben salesroom and booked up for a consultation. The Moben rep duly arrived and was very good, explaining everything we needed. In short we were sold and even cancelle

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Clever Hippo Application Search is a search engine for applications and widgets across the web. A more robust version of our Facebook search app, the new Clever Hippo searches the thousands … results by platform: Facebook, iPhone, OpenSocial, OSX desktop, etc. Custom RSS feeds. Interested

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Good afternoon! My name is Scott Webster and I am one of the administrators over at AndroidGuys.com. I’d like to thank Karl for letting me fill in today as a guest blogger. I’m here to talk briefly about the current state of Smartphones as well as what we might come to expect from Android and the capability of open source phones. [IMG ] As of right now, there are only three major options being used in the US for smartphones and PDA phones. You have RIM’s Blackberry, Microsoft Windows Mobile, a

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Bebo, one of the strongest social networks in Europe (it is seeping in to US and other countries as well), will let brands videos advertise on site and generate ad revenues. This means additional videos and might become a challenge to niche video sites, like Joost and Babellgum. Find the news release here. “New York & London (PRWEB) November 13, 2007 — Bebo, the global social network, today unveiled Open Media, a radical new vision for social media and entertainment that gives media compani

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