Archive for February, 2007

love past 2.0

Wednesday, February 28th, 2007

at reboot 8 I met Maya Lotan, who introduced her one year thesis ( called Urbanseeder) on the subject of “flirting focusing on the role of technology as a mediator to find love”.
at Lift07 the ever lovely dancing queen Maya Lotan was present again. This time around Urbanseeder had evolved into a flirty social network […]

media consumption meme

Monday, February 26th, 2007

Tara Hunt has tagged me in her media consumption meme - so here goes:
web
I use the flock browser because I like its usability and it’s pretty. In my favorites toolbar I have links to my del.icio.us, CoComment, ma.gnolia, pinko marketing wiki, Can I Crash? and last (but not least) Toothless Tiger
for a feedreader I use […]

“Social” need the “web of things” to keep it growing

Sunday, February 25th, 2007

I am catching the flu – my body is twisting and turning of incubation and ideas even though I can barely keep my eyes open due to the fever…
But I had a comment from Pedro Bruno, where he claims that we are right in between the ”web of people” and ”web of things”. And as […]

the web as the secondary source of information…

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007

Yes, I am still rambling about the transition meme. This is yet another transition post.
the web is webpages, blogs, communities purely based on webstandards and computers.
so the future of web and the future of connection:
I think they will be seperated from each other. They are not going to be the same thing anymore.
so being connected […]

could advertising pollute the transitional mobile apps ?

Wednesday, February 21st, 2007

From Pedro’s pictures
Logic + Emotion has an excellent blogpost about if advertising could pollute twitter. Fx. having celebrities join twitter and be payed to mention all kinds of brands in his/hers twittering.
it’s an excellent point, and I think that it in some ways would be effective marketing. On the other side, I am sure that […]

A very slow transition to 1st life

Tuesday, February 20th, 2007

(picture by Guido Van Nispen)
As time goes by, I start to wonder if the internet is going to be the first choice of channel to create communities, markets and conversations. Now I am almost sure that it’s going to be a part of the process, but it definetly wont be first choice of channel. When […]

past, present and future of web

Monday, February 19th, 2007

I did a little drawing today on the newly received book that arrived from Pedro and Patricia ( they even gave me an additional message)
but this is where I see the geeks right now… :

So even though there is the “something is missing” right in front of us - I think there are signs all […]

books…

Sunday, February 18th, 2007

I am a bookfan - I will always be.
I love the way that knowledge and stories are connected in them.
So on 23 I have an album where I have putted all the books I’ve read over the last 1 - 2 years… and now I want to try the 23 slideshow feature and see […]

finding the digital divide - if there is any ?

Friday, February 16th, 2007

(picture: guess from where and who’s on it)..
So - Last week I came home from Lift07 where there was a lot of substainability issues within technology that was adressed.
The biggest questions where raised doing the digital divide panel - moderated by David Galipeau. Now the Digital Divide is the gap between those who has access […]

communities are getting used to social - what’s the next tendency?

Monday, February 12th, 2007

(me and Noel Hidalgo taken at Lift07)
So at Lift07 there was nobody who said the word “blog” or “web 2.0″ which to me is a very visible sign that “blog” and “web 2.0″ is getting passé… slowly but firmly. It is not where the geeks are anymore.
Does this mean that Web 2.0 is dead ? […]

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