Category Archives: emotions
Twitter makes me a groupie, I’d rather be a friend
I have recently decided to give Twitter a try. Out of curiosity, as I read a lot about it. The most compelling argument to give it a try was provided by Robert Scoble (couldn’t find the original post, sorry) who … Continue reading
Posted in Biz Stone, emotions, Google, interaction, Jaiku, Robert Scoble, social networks, Twitter
Tagged Biz Stone, emotions, Google, interaction, Jaiku, Robert Scoble, social networks, Twitter
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The flaws in web 2.0 and how to correct them part 2
After I wrote my earlier post called “The flaws in web 2.0 and how to correct them” I was surprised by the really positive replies and also the quality of the discussion that seems to have been triggered by it. … Continue reading
Posted in emotions, Facebook, friends, future of advertisement, on-line advertisement, OpenID, sharing, social capital, social networks, true interaction
Tagged advertisement, Design of an Open Social Interaction Network, flaws in web 2.0, human interaction, social capital, social networks, web 2.0
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:-) says more than a 1000 words
Just saw an article about Prof. Scott E. Fahlman. Who? Well, he happens to be the guy that introduced the smiley 🙂 25 years ago. What a powerful 3 key stroke message that was. Is there a single Internet, SMS, … Continue reading
Posted in emotions, Prof Scott E. Fahlman, smiley
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