Laurie’s take on the 2007 Web 2.0 Expo in San Francisco, CA
Posted in accessibility, community, content, search, services, standards on Dec 17th, 2007
This video touches on some ideas I’ve been mulling about lately. Specifically, it talks about consumers trusting their peers and seeking out consolidated, trustworthy content.
If people trust their peers and want consolidated content then the new delivery mechanisms need to supply that content. If I trust the shared items from my friends’ Google Reader feeds […]
Posted in accessibility, photography, search, semantic, standards on Oct 23rd, 2007
Michael Wesch is at it again with another video. This one addresses the way the Internet allows us to organize information. This is relevant to anyone who puts information online.
This is changing the way we think about content. It will change the way I work, build web sites, provide information and find it.
Posted in community, photography, search, social network on Aug 9th, 2007
Flickr and YouTube are overwhelming. Exploring the content in a meandering kind of way frustrates me because I come across more content that I don’t enjoy than content that I love.
The brilliance of this massive pile of content is the way in which we are allowed to spy on it. Flickr lets users compile […]
Posted in search, social network, web 2.0 expo on Apr 16th, 2007
spock.com is still in beta, but sign up now. It is a search engine that lets you vote on the results and network what you find.