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Links for 2010-02-08 [del.icio.us]

by John Tropea on 02/09/2010 06:53 0 comments , 4 views
Categories: Social Media, Knowledge Management, Twitter, RSS, Wikis, Collaboration, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
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Social Producer vs. Conductor: BIG Difference

by Jay Deragon on 02/09/2010 05:25 0 comments , 8 views
Categories: Real-Time, Microblogging, Media, Social Technologies, Word-of-Mouth, Social Media, Knowledge Management, Twitter, Mashups, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Marketing
Tags: social media, relationship economy, social strategy, social commerce, social currency, jay deragon, social vetting, social production
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Unlike Newspapers, TV Rises in Popularity, While Mobile Devices Also Move Up

by Bill Ives on 02/09/2010 04:32 0 comments , 4 views
Television does not seem to be suffering the same way as newspapers, its older mainstream media cousin. Deloitte’s 2009 “State of the Media Democracy” survey reports a 26 percent increase in the Americans choosing TV as their favorite type of...
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7 Days to Turn Your Blog Into a Social Media Hub – Day 3: Building Blocks

by Danny Brown on 02/08/2010 20:39 0 comments , 4 views
Categories: Online Communties, Social Networking, Social Bookmarking, Social Media, Twitter, Web 2.0, Marketing, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
This is the third part of a seven part mini-series looking at how and why to turn your blog into a social media hub. You’ll be able to find the complete series here. Last time we looked at decluttering your social networks, for the simple reason that having too many spreads you too thin. Being spread too [...]
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Developers and Designers

by sggottlieb on 02/08/2010 19:28 0 comments , 14 views
Categories: Email, Cloud Computing, Collaboration, Document Management, Web Content Management (WCM), Blogs
A few months ago I read Lukas Mathis’ through provoking essay “Designers are not Programmers” where he makes the case for a separation between designers and developers. To summarize his argument, thinking about implementation details distracts the designer from the user and results in applications (and websites) that are easy to build but hard [...] Related posts:
  1. Tale of two developers Angie Byron, has wonderful post on ...
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Are Blog Comments Worth It? Treasure the Conversations

by elsua on 02/08/2010 18:46 0 comments , 40 views
Categories: IBM, Social Networking, Social Bookmarking, Social Media, Knowledge Management, Email, Twitter, Wikis, Collaboration, Software-as-a-Service (SaaS), Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
WebWorkerDaily has got a very interesting and thought-provoking blog post where they are actually questioning the worthiness of having comments turned on in a blog, whether for personal or business use, given the recent happenings of very popular blogs finally deciding to turn comments off for now. That WebWorkerDaily article surely is a good read [...]
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Electronic Records in Lawsuits

by Ben Wright on 02/08/2010 18:27 0 comments , 28 views
Categories: Document Management, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
Emerging technology could analyze large volumes of electronic mail and text messages to discover the legal intention of the writers.
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Michael Bierut: “Clients are the Difference Between Design and Art”

by Stewart Mader on 02/08/2010 17:18 0 comments , 22 views
Categories: Knowledge Management, Wikis, Collaboration, Content Management Systems, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
Michael Bierut of Pentagram gives “a brand new talk on the subject of Clients.” On Tina Roth Eisenberg’s swissmiss website, commenter Stratton Cherouny says: Perhaps the most valuable “exit video” any matriculating design student could ask for. Should be required viewing before even thinking about picking up the diploma.
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Links for 2010-02-07 [del.icio.us]

by John Tropea on 02/08/2010 15:45 0 comments , 41 views
Categories: Social Media, Knowledge Management, Twitter, RSS, Wikis, Collaboration, Social Computing, Web 2.0, Enterprise 2.0, Blogs
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How Can Information be Both Expensive and Free? An Example

by Stewart Mader on 02/08/2010 11:14 0 comments , 40 views
Categories: Knowledge Management, Wikis, Collaboration, Content Management Systems, Enterprise Content Management (ECM), Enterprise 2.0
On the New York Times Dot Earth Blog, Andrew Revkin writes about Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests, and whether they are a burden on government agencies who must handle compliance. Revkin references my article quoting Stewart Brand’s full thought at the 1984 Hackers’ Conference – that information wants to be free and expensive. In the [...]
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