return to blog, thinking about the evolution of the Internet and the social paradigm shift
Sorry I haven't blogged in a while. Been very busy working on new features at socialmedian. Also, it's just so much easier to micro-blog/post on socialmedian, twitter, and friendfeed that my everyday thoughts go there several times daily, while I hold out bigger things for full blog posts. I'm sure others are starting to notice the same shifts in the way they micro-blog vs. blog.
Anyway, I was leaving a comment today on a socialmedian post that I thought it was worth sharing more broadly.
The comment is wrt to an article in CIO magazine regarding the importance and impact of social networking & socialmedian beyond just for fun. My comment is below.
Comments (3)
Anyway, I was leaving a comment today on a socialmedian post that I thought it was worth sharing more broadly.
The comment is wrt to an article in CIO magazine regarding the importance and impact of social networking & socialmedian beyond just for fun. My comment is below.
Summary
Social Networking Stands to Benefit BusinessesSocial networking may be
best known as a consumer phenomenon but as a communication and
collaboration concept it also stands to benefit businesses Read the full article
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Comments (3)
I was just saying that at a gathering this past weekend, and everyone
looked at me like I was crazy because, "myspace and facebook are just
for kids playing around." But there's a future out there they're not
seeing.
I am convinced that in the history of the Internet we will look back at
Facebook as a critical inflection point / shift of paradigm. It started
off with younger people but now an entire generation +/- is being
trained on the social web, where news feeds and life streams are the
norm, public postings are the norm vs. private, and applications are
increasingly designed to interact with each other vs. on their own.
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