Likely a sign of things to come, Amazon has started using Twitter to send out information on “deals”. There are about 2500 followers to AmazonDeals as of today. This will certainly be noticed by many other retailers. It’s interesting to … Continue reading
MoveOn.org teams up with Shepard Fairey in a brilliant marketing move to vitalize their organization, gain exposure, and a free large clean mailing list. Continue reading
Google, in collaboration with the Voting Information Project, has a voting service up for the elections season at http://maps.google.com/vote. Enter your home address and get the name and directions to your voting station. You also get information on voting by … Continue reading
My level of engagement with my linkedin profile and network is marked by long periods of inactivity punctuated by sharp spikes of updates over very short periods of time. This is not an uncommon pattern. I see this behaviour of … Continue reading
The Advertising Age article that was required reading for this week’s COM 529 class talked about the Cinematch application in Netflix. Netflix tracks your rental history and allows you to rate movies, then Cinematch analyzes your data and the data of … Continue reading
I looked into several sites; Slashdot and Apache for their contribution rules and resulting rank and reputation process. I then considered potential application to MCDM site. SlashDot Moderation. I like the idea of Slash Dot’s moderator process for filtering out … Continue reading
Illustration by Matthew Hodson The Economist (October 25th – 31st) published an interesting report on corporate IT and global cloud computing (look at “In this special report “on the right of the page for more). According to Ludwig Siegele, The … Continue reading
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