Yeah… !!! We (at People Networks) did it!
The points about JuiceTorrent:
Gives organizations and individuals (we call them JT stars) the possibility to start their own self-expanding ad networks through the blogs and websites of their fans and supporters.
Gives people (fans and supporters) an easy way to start and manage micro-streams of ad revenue from their [...]
Here is a guy who’s (in his own words) “supposed to be thinking ‘big thoughts’ all day as part of a fellowship program that recruits PhD-level scientists into public service with the federal government.”
And here is one big thought he produced:
“But at a fundamental level, studying complex behavioral and genetic networks in animals is not so different [...]
First, let me state the obvious: all I do - is co-doing… with my partners, team, my wife and the people I meet, read, and follow. This post was, in fact, suggested by one of my partners. So here it is…
December 1991 - I write (in this paper) that “There is no … author/audience … no [...]
I hate calendars - never used them effectively. Don’t want to manage time. If I had the power, I’d ignore time. If there was God - he probably would have ignored time (my guess).
I often think of Google with their refusal to manage 20% of their own time. Might this be a “Beta”… precursor of how Google may start non-managing 100% [...]
Clay Shirky on his new book, “Here Comes Everybody: The Power of Organizing Without Organizations” (6PM on the Harvard Law School campus, location TBA).
“In story after story, Clay masterfully makes the connections as to why business, society and our lives continue to be transformed by a world of net-enabled social tools. His pattern-matching skills are [...]
Here we go - I’m back on this blog after a long hiatus.
And it’s Fred again (he’s good at this) - with this post - making me share a “vision” I had a few days ago. The idea is probably in the heads of other people for some time already without me knowing (see Fred’s [...]
Fred has a post about “Re-Connecting“… I like an older word for this - “re-ligio”… I especially like the skipping of the usual mediators - God, Big Media, etc. - made possible by the emerging personal media tools. See also this by Clive Thompson.
I want such a service. Google should offer such a service.
Give me a feed of keywords from your search index corresponding to the page I serve… so I can display them as a cloud of “search tags” … working as predefined automated searches.
A few days ago I was reading/commenting a post on A VC’s blog [...]
Saw it first on Feld Thoughts…
Enjoy: “Web 2.0 … The Machine is Us/ing Us” by Michael Wesch
Doc Searls (blog) gave an interesting talk today at the Berkman Center at Harvard. The talk was called “The Giant Zero” - pointing to the image of the Internet as a hollow sphere enabling all periphery (end) points to connect.
Doc talked a lot about the importance of the metaphors we use when thinking about the [...]
Beyond Broadcast: Reinventing Public Media in a Participatory Culture
“… an open convening at the Berkman Center for Internet & Society at Harvard Law School… to explore the thesis that traditional public media - public broadcasting, cable access television, etc - face a unique opportunity to embrace new social media models - podcasting, blogs, social software, [...]
Emil Sotirov
Boston, Massachusetts
emil [at] sotirov [dot] com