Advertisements
Category Archives: social behavior
Observing social behavior through a fishbowl
Is human behavior changing because of the way the web has allowed us to interact, or are we still following the same basic social rules as, lets say 10 years ago? My guess is that human behavior is affected around … Continue reading
Social Networks from the service creators point of view
There was a panel discussion organised at Picnic 2007. With Jyri Enstrom of Jaiku, Matt Biddulph of Dopplr, Felix Petersen of Plazes, Biz Stone of Twitter, and Raymond Spanjar of Hyves as panel members I was waiting for an interesting … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile Internet, Rolf Skyberg, social behavior, social network, web 2.0
Tagged Dopplr, Hyves, Jaiku, Mobile Internet, Picnic 2007, Plazes, Rolf Skyberg, social networks, Twitter
Leave a comment
Following the emotions of millions of people!
Just saw an incredible presentation of Jonathan Harris, artist and storyteller on Picnic 2007. Jonathan has done several amazing projects regarding the feelings, memories, daily activities of human beings on a global scale. One of his great projects is called … Continue reading
Mobile Internet will become the next hit (but not yet)
I have been wondering why the promise of Mobile Internet has not been fulfilled yet, while at the same time new startups are popping up to get into this (very lucrative) market. Don’t get me wrong, the number of mobile … Continue reading
Posted in Mobile, Mobile Internet, Mobile social networks, social behavior
3 Comments
Yahoo News: Facebook not for close friendships according to researcher
Picked up a short message by Yahoo News from research done by Doctor Will Reader, from Sheffield Hallam University. He says that face-to-face contact is absolutely imperative to build a close relationships. I think he hits the spot right on, … Continue reading
Posted in Facebook, friends, personal, social behavior, social networks
Leave a comment
Why are we looking for Steve Fossett?
It’s interesting to see the number of posts on the disappearance of Steve Fossett and the call to help finding him using tools like Google Earth. I read about it on a post written by Michael Arrington at TechCrunch. What … Continue reading
