Laurie’s take on the 2007 Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, CA
Posted in advertising, community, content, news, social network on Dec 20th, 2007
I just came across knol, Google’s new project that will take on wikipedia. Cliotech has a great summary of the project and some speculations posted.
Could knol allow knowledgeable content writers to promote their work, potentially make money from the article and find other people who are knowledgeable in their field? If it can, every […]
Posted in advertising, design, semantic, services, social network, video, web 2.0 expo on Apr 18th, 2007
John SanGiovanni gave a demonstration of ZenZui, a human centered interface for mobile web entertainment. The basic idea is that you fill 16 tiles with content you like. Each tile is sponsored by an advertiser and you interact with the advertising in order to get to your content. You can make your own tiles or […]
Posted in accessibility, advertising, passwords, web 2.0 expo on Apr 17th, 2007
Vidoop.com has the best business model I’ve seen in a long time. They created a system that requires human level cognition to access password protected sites. It is a little scary to store your logins somewhere, but this really will make access easier and safer.
You make an account and pick categories. I’ll pick cars […]