Category Archives: Kevin Kelly
Interaction will drive the evolution of the web
I’ve often said it, and I’ll say it again. The real value of social media lies in the ability for anyone to interact over anything. It is the interaction that creates the value. Smart people like Tim O’Reilly will tell … Continue reading
Posted in Kevin Kelly, social media, social networks, Tim O'Reilly
Tagged Clay Shirky, interaction, Kevin Kelly, social media, social networks, Tim O'Reilly
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Kevin Kelly’s vision for the future of the web calls for immediate action
I just watched Kevin Kelly’s presentation at the web 2.0 summit in San Francisco. He talked about the web in ten years from now. A few quotes from his presentation (watch it here, it’s great): Evolution: Sir Tim Berners-Lee invented … Continue reading
Posted in data war, Kevin Kelly, privacy nightmare
Tagged control of data, Kevin Kelly, privacy, Security, vision of the web
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Why you would pay for a great web service
I read a good post over the weekend of one of my favorite bloggers, Kevin Kelley. The post is entitled “People want to pay”. Kevin has written a number of posts on the FREE business model and good alternatives for … Continue reading
Posted in advertisement trap, free business model, Kevin Kelly, web 2.0
Tagged advertisement trap, business model, free, Kevin Kelley, user value, web 2.0
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Would you be willing to pay for a web 2.0 service that provides value?
The dominant web 2.0 business model is the FREE business model. It comes in many different variants, but the most widely used are the freemium business model (I always thought Fred Wilson came up with that term, but he says … Continue reading
Free is a clever disguise for a concealed trap
I have been writing a lot about the problems I see with the current main stream web 2.0 business model. Free but ad based services. There are several issues with that business model that I summed up in a post … Continue reading
A new corner in the future of advertising
John Battelle pointed me to an excellent article by Kevin Kelly called “A new corner in the future of advertising“. In this in-depth analysis Kevin suggests that the introduction of Google Gadget adds might lead to a future in which … Continue reading
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