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Foursquare’s new logo

"Disclaimer: This is intended as parody and humor only. I mention this for the benefit of any of you who may be too dense to recognize parody when you see it." [Hugh Briss]

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MediaMemo has some Twitter stats from Barracuda Labs

"Barracuda Labs, a security company that says it has surveyed 19 million Twitter accounts, reports that 73 percent of Twitter users have tweeted 10 or fewer times. And 34 percent of users have never tweeted at all.

That’s a lot of quiet users, but it’s less than before: Barracuda says those numbers are down from 79 percent and 37.1 percent, respectively, in June of last year."

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What Do We "Know"?

If I knew what you know and you knew what I know what we we both know? If we all knew what each other knew how much value could we create from what everyone knows? Social technology will eventually lead us to a “knowledge inventory which indexes what everyone knows. Think about it.

As we share content we are sharing what we think we know or want to know. Not knowing something can mean the difference in gaining or loosing ...

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BizTechTalk Briefs 03/11/2010

Foursquare Introduces New Tools for Businesses - Bits Blog - NYTimes.com The # of users of Foursquare is a tiny fraction of the potential users, so let's not get carried away just yet, but for those locations that take advantage...
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Google’s Take on the Newspaper Business

Chief Google Economist, Hal Varian, has an interesting post about online and offline newspaper economics on the Google Public Policy blog. Most of the ideas will be familiar if you read Clay Shirky: cross-subsidization of the news; specialized sites drawing away ad revenue; relative cost of production. One point that I have been hearing less [...] Related posts:
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The Emergence of Knowledge Assets

I like reading content that teaches me something. I don't like reading blogs that teach the wrong thing. But how would we know the difference?

Knowing whether something is the proper perspective, the correct analysis or insightful is relevant to our existing knowledge asset in reference to other knowledge assets. A knowledge asset is simply that which we've learned, experienced or discovered. Our knowledge asset rest between our ears and ...

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YouTube Attempts to Increase Time on Site Through Discovery

The New York Times had an interesting article, YouTube’s Quest to Suggest More, that covered their goal to have people stay longer on the site which would increase ad revenue. Compared to other Web sites with similar content (or really...
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Goodbye Planning, Hello Spontaneity and Disappointment

The above subject is an accurate sentiment of how I felt moments after entering the doors of the Littauer Building on the campus of Harvard University’s Kennedy School of Government last weekend. I’d marked the date on my calendar for the New England government unconference over six weeks earlier, and I was prepared to lead [...]

-- Thank you for reading Goodbye Planning, Hello Spontaneity and Disappointment at AriWriter

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Goodbye Business and Government, Hello Person

Seth Godin and Adriel Hampton shared bits of wisdom on their blogs this week that evangelize why organizations are doomed to change. Seth: Carnegie apparently said, “Take away my people, but leave my factories and soon grass will grow on the factory floors……Take away my factories, but leave my people and soon we will have a new [...]

-- Thank you for reading Goodbye Business and Government, Hello Person at AriWriter

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