Category Archives: Alexander van Elsas
An open letter to Mark Zuckerberg
Dear Mr. Zuckerberg, You are the CEO of one of the most fastest growing and remarkable companies in the world. You’ve created a place where 350 million people get together online and have a great time. A place where 350 … Continue reading
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An open letter to Eric Schmidt
Dear Mr Schmidt, You are the CEO of one of the most innovative, successful and remarkable companies in the world. I deeply admire what Google has achieved in the past years. You’ve created the best search experience in the world, … Continue reading
Looking back at 2007 with a few lists of the best of..
It seems everyone is closing off 2007 with all different kinds of lists. I haven’t done that yet, but to make up for it, here are a few of mine: My own 5 top posts in 2007: De zin en … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander van Elsas, Cluetrain, Doc Searl, Fred Wilson, Jonathan Harris, Lynette Webbe, Rolf Skyberg, Tara Hunt, Top 5 list 2007, Uncategorized, Ze Frank, Zephoria
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Freedom to the people (part 2)
In a previous post I talked about some major changes I would like to see happening to the current web. The most important aspect of that is to provide the user freedom again. I said: More than 2006, when Time … Continue reading
Posted in Alexander van Elsas, Beacon, business model, Data Portability, Facebook, Flickr, freedom, interaction, on-line advertisement, privacy, Real life, social networks, SocialAds, Uncategorized, user centric web, web 2.0, web 3.0
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Introducing my link blog
I read a lot of different feeds each day to provide me a good overview of what is happening in the world. I often use parts of posts for inspiration, combination and creation of new blog posts. I have been … Continue reading
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