I've been getting into using Facebook a lot more in the last week, spurred on by the need to prepare for my presentation during CeBIT's Webciety event about what enterprise software can learn from Facebook's incredible level of user adoption and engagement. With its
ConsumerWeb
Well, I'm not really embracing stalking, but as a user of Google Maps on my mobile, I've been pretty intrigued by the concept of Latitude. One of my biggest frustrations when it first came out was they the only way to use it - through iGoogle
BusinessWeb
I'm writing a talk for the Enterprise conference at CeBIT, which tries to unpack what makes people spend hours and hours a week interacting with and updating Facebook, and what enterprise applications - particularly those that benefit from collaboration and which are often "higher level" tools
Uncharacteristically short post this time: Dan Whitworth has an article at BBC's Newsbeat site about Facebook being so popular it accounted for almost 5% of all page views on Christmas Day. I've got three theories for why this might be: * The Facebook generation have enough of
Was just reading a post from Mark Cuban, Blog Maverick, about what he percieves as desperation on the part of Google when it comes to monetising all that User Generated Content on their site. Frankly, I don't have the time to be a big YouTube watcher, so I&
there's been a lot of talk in the press over recent weeks about the changes in australian cross-media ownership rules. considering that most places in the world don't have laws like this to start with, much less reform, a bit of background is probably helpful. as
welcome to the maiden post of my blog. this blog has been a while coming, and this first post comes to you from the heart of the blogging revolution, the crunchhouse in silicon valley. my business partner on omnidrive - a seminal web 2.0 startup - has just been