Information Architects have made a Subway map for: Web Trends of 2007. The most successful companies and websites, including a number of my favorite Web 2.0 solutions, are plotted, categorized with color-coding and rated by size and popularity with stars. Personally I like the way that have portrayed the data, in a clear and familiar [...]
Archive for the ‘Networking’ Category
Web Trend Subway Map 2007
Facebook Peer Pressure
For the past year friends of mine have subtly been hinting that I join the social-networking site Facebook. Earlier perceiving it as a myspace etc. clone, I resisted for months. But lately I have been receiving more invitations and on Friday I finally subsided. I though that this will eventually be a chance to practically [...]
Yahoo! Pipes Like Command Pipes
If you have played in Apple’s terminal, or any other *NIX system the chances are there that you have done some piping with your commands. Remember: || … Now Yahoo! offers a service they have called Pipes: Allowing you to pipe various commands and services together. I really like the direction this service seems to [...]
First Follow-up Web 2.0 running out of time?
Well, I have already backtracked to my article Web 2.0 running out of time to where? a couple of times. Now a blog entry by ZDNet’s Steve O’Hear titled Could 2007 be the year of social network fatigue? was just Slashdotted. I recently mentioned ProfileLinker as one solution (ProfileLinker Simplifying Social Networking), but it also [...]
ProfileLinker Simplifying Social Networking
I found out about ProfileLinker the other day. ProfileLinker will let you maintain your different social networking profiles from the same place, on their site. Almost weekly I receive invites from my friends and contacts to some new social network, and I kindly ignore them in lack of time. So to be able to control [...]
Time’s Person of the Year: You
Time magazine’s person of the year is you! The online communities that make a change in the world, are truly giving results. YouTube and mySpace are maybe the most known examples. Excerpt from Time.com: “The new Web is a very different thing. It’s a tool for bringing together the small contributions of millions of people [...]
