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ComMetrics Crowdsourcing #FailBucket

By Hutch Carpenter Dec 11, 2009

ComMetrics is a social media analytics company, a division of CyTRAP Labs GmbH. ComMetrics is well-known in the industry, including its FT ComMetrics Blog Index. The company published a useful piece, Crowd-wisdom fails businesses.…

Enterprise 2.0 and the Real Time Web with Jive

By Robert Scoble Dec 10, 2009

The enterprise software industry was shaken recently by a Salesforce announcement that it was going to include a component in its customer relationship management software that functions in ways similar to Twitter and Facebook.…

Developing the Next Gen of iPhone Apps Programmers

By David Strom Dec 10, 2009

I had an opportunity to audit a computer science class this week at Washington University, a class that was teaching students how to write iPhone apps. It was their final presentation, and I got…

Tis the season for mergers and acquisiti…

By Dec 10, 2009

Tis the season for mergers and acquisitions, apparently: Sanyo has just been acquired by Panasonic for a staggering $4.6 billion for a 50.2% stake in the company, according to a post from TheStreet a…

The Inevitable Singularity and the Haunting Words of Bruce Schneier

By Dec 10, 2009

Lately, I’ve been doing a lot of noodling on the concept of convergence and singularity. Many years ago, I read Ray Kurzweil’s Age of Spiritual Machines, and it had such a re-wiring effect on…

Mastering the Art of Everyday Negotiations

By Tina Seelig Dec 10, 2009

Most of our interactions with others are essentially a series of negotiations, and we do ourselves a huge disservice by not knowing the basic tenets. We negotiate with our friends about what to do…

Why Big Cable and Big Telecom Should Love Net Neutrality Regulations

By Dec 10, 2009

Every time my friend Michael Sean Wright and I have recorded a conversation (for a podcast, testing purposes, or any other reason), he’s taken to tagging it out with “Go Net Neutrality,” as a…

Clean vs. Dirty Data: Data as the New Developer Kit [Twitter and Facebook]

By John Furrier Dec 9, 2009

Facebook is racing to open up their privacy settings. Why? Their $15 billion dollar valuation and future depend on it. The faster Facebook opens up the data the faster a few things happen. First,…

Twitter’s Firehose Myth – What You Need To Know About the Twitter Firehose and APIs

By John Furrier Dec 9, 2009

Today’s big news: Twitter is developer focused and is expanding it’s policy for access to their data. The Twitter firehose is opening up in 2010. I wanted to share my perspective on the Twitter…

Privacy isn’t the Key Buzzword: It’s Social Search [Facebook]

By Dec 9, 2009

Facebook today adjusted their privacy settings (and got rid of regional networks, a feature that most of us forgot was a part of the social network). The press release came across the wires this…

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ComMetrics Crowdsourcing #FailBucket

Enterprise 2.0 and the Real Time Web with Jive

Developing the Next Gen of iPhone Apps Programmers

Tis the season for mergers and acquisiti…

Mastering the Art of Everyday Negotiations

Why Big Cable and Big Telecom Should Love Net Neutrality Regulations

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