Archive for the ‘Web 2.0’ Category
Wednesday, October 4th, 2006
If you've found yourself knees deep in Web 2.0 fun, here's another website that looks very promising.
Jumpcut.com has just teamed up with search engine giant Yahoo! to make videos more available to users. Not one to be left behind I figured I'd register an account to see what ...
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Wednesday, September 13th, 2006
Interesting article in Valleywag about Myspace.com and some interesting facts most consumers probably aren't aware of.
2. MySpace.com is Spam 2.0. MySpace has spawned an incredibly successful twist on the age-old art of self-promotion, allowing--even encouraging--the marketing of everything from bands to businesses on their site. Essentially, they've opened up a ...
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Saturday, September 2nd, 2006
I think Netscape just might be the worst mess of an "open forum" I've seen in my days on the internet. Netscape, a failed portal, has been transformed into a Digg-clone, which is now led by Jason Calacanis, a man who makes some bewilderingly clueless statements, considering his role ...
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Saturday, August 26th, 2006
Alright, let's face some of the facts. Ajax interfaces are cool, and functionality is King, but these lamer Web 2.0 websites appearing daily now seem exactly the same. No wonder Michael Arrington is expanding out of just chronicling Web 2.0, he already knows the end must be near. ...
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Monday, August 21st, 2006
I rarely ever see anyone talking about this online and it's key. The advantage of operating an online business is the low cost structure. I see more and more companies lately that appear to fly in the face of that wisdom. They start up with large staffs ...
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Wednesday, August 9th, 2006
I know we can't predict the future, but we can always speculate. That's part of the fun of being human. And I have to tell you, I can't imagine that the way things are going right now will be the way things are in the future. Personally, ...
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Friday, August 4th, 2006
AOL is the newest mega-business to enter the content arena with ferocity. It's understandable why a move like this could be attractive to them. Running an internet access business (especially one that's still heavily reliant on dialup infrastructure) has a great number of expenses. Access customers need ...
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Thursday, August 3rd, 2006
I think one of the most amazing phenomena about online is how certain websites truly inspire passion among their users. In fact, all the best websites do it, and it's one of the keys to success for any modern venture in Web 2.0.
I think setting off to ...
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Wednesday, August 2nd, 2006
I think we can expect more of the same. We'll see many more companies touting revolutionary widgets find startup capital. I also think we'll see new website emerge that aren't the current darlings. Some of the companies that have been at the forefront of the movement may ...
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Tuesday, August 1st, 2006
thumbd continues to evolve in its' early existence. If you haven't already, please register an account. It's free and easy and the premise of thumbd is quite simple. It's a website where you give a "thumbs up" to works that you consider to be of extra-ordinary quality. ...
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