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Project collaboration site

Just got a mail sent to the digital media working group at UW from Phillip Thurtle. Thought I’d post to the blog in case some students are not on that email list: “Hello all, I’m writing to see if any … Continue reading


One good thing about Twitter

Mark and I were discussing Twitter pros and cons the other day and agreed one positive aspect is it forces people to be concise. As I was catching up on my RSS feeds, I saw Craig Stoltz beat us to the … Continue reading


Let the aggregators commeth

“Social networking sites are already pretty popular. So how do you improve on the internet’s hottest web offerings? The answer could be to make them three-dimensional.  


Shirky’s Got Nothin’ on Me

Posted by Carie Ok, he does – he totally called it. I was uploading some photos to my Flickr account today and noticed someone had commented on one of my photos from an MS Walk I participated in on April … Continue reading


Twitter Yourself Out of Jail

posted by Carie Ok, I’m really, finally, starting to get the value of Twitter. http://www.cnn.com/2008/TECH/04/25/twitter.buck/index.html Bottom line: real-time communication when other methods aren’t available. -Particularly when the communication is urgent, such as during natural disasters or when you want to … Continue reading


Yahoo! throws “Open” the doors

Some really interesting news today from the Web 2.0 Expo. http://blogs.forrester.com/charleneli/ “This is about making Yahoo! social in every dimension. Social is not a destination — it’s a dimension and it will infuse all aspects of a consumer’s experience on … Continue reading


We beat CNN to the punch

Yes, I know, it’s not a huge surprise that a topic we discussed last week is being covered by CNN today – the topic has been around for a bit after all, but it’s ironic nonetheless. Some interesting stats in the … Continue reading


Get the conversation with Twing

Great post today by Craig Stoltz: http://2ohreally.wordpress.com/2008/04/17/twing-searching-the-deep-web/ He discusses a search service, called “Twing” that retrieves content that Google doesn’t (sorry, Virigina, Google doesn’t search the “whole” web).


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