Archive for September, 2007

Sep 07 2007

Delicious MK II - looks great and ready to go

How good does version 2 of delicious look?
Techcrunch have screen shots and feature overview of the Delicious 2.0 Preview

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Sep 06 2007

Tom Fishburne’s ‘Natural evolution of products’

Published by Rich under Business, Design

Brand evolution
From Tom Fishburne

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Sep 05 2007

Tagging growth chart

Tagging plateaus

From ‘You’re It!’ - a blog on tagging

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Sep 04 2007

Inside the Googleplex

Published by Rich under Business, Business (web), Search

Excerpt: In America a phenomenon might claim to have entered mainstream culture only after it has been satirised on “The Simpsons”. Google has had that honour, and in a telling way. Marge Simpson types her name into Google’s search engine and is amazed to get 629,000 results. (“And all this time I thought ‘googling yourself’ meant the other thing.”) She then looks up her house on Google Maps, goes to “satellite view” and zooms in. To her horror, she sees Homer lying naked in a hammock outside. “Everyone can see you; get inside,” she yells out of the window, and the fumbling proceeds from there.
Economist.com 30/08/07

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Sep 03 2007

Web 2.0 is ‘Major Area of Activity in the Enterprise’

Published by Rich under Enterprise Web, Social Web

Gartner Web 2.0 Enterprise“Web 2.0 continues to be a major area of activity in the enterprise this year. We will see companies steadily gain more experience and success with Web 2.0,” said Jackie Fenn, Gartner research fellow, as she unveiled Gartner’s hype-cycle report,

Hype Cycle for Emerging Technologies 2007. from Social Computing Magazine 07/08/07

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Sep 02 2007

Teppanyaki flourish

Published by Rich under Design

A nice finish written upside down in salt
ty2.jpg

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Sep 01 2007

Digital free agents will liberate the office

Published by Rich under Business, Enterprise Web, KM (personal)

Get ready for the rise of the digital free agents: talented employees, well connected with technical gizmos, but with compelling lives outside of work.
The term, which describes people who use technology to manage the blending of their two lives, has been coined by research firm Gartner in an attempt to help chief information officers (CIOs) prepare for the increasing demands on their networks.
Fiona Smith AFR
http://newsletter.mycareer.com.au/general/jun07/job-update/section/fionasmith.aspx?s_rid=smh%3Amycareersmhage&s_cid=595605

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