mandag, januar 10, 2005

E:M | No blogging, no social networking: "No blogging, no social networking

Friends in Iran, journalists and technicians, are saying that judiciary officials have ordered all major ISP to filter all blogging services including PersianBlog, BlogSpot, Blogger, BlogSky, and even BlogRolling.

They have also ordered to filter Orkut, Yahoo Personals and some other popular dating and social networking websites."
Da jeg har boet i Indien i 3 år, kan jeg selvfølgelig slet ikke stå for The IndiBlog Awards
en konkurrence om bedste indiske blogs :)

lørdag, januar 08, 2005

Serendipity - min yndlingsbegreb :)
- kontrolfreaks på arbejde.... igen!

Whatever happened to serendipity?

Kommentar til Jonathan Abrams' beskrivelse af Friendster som services som "proactively influence serendipity."
Serendipity and Self-Selection with Social Software - The Social Software Weblog - socialsoftware.weblogsinc.com: "Serendipity and Self-Selection with Social Software"

Mens jeg er tilbøjelig til at give Judith Meskill (thesocialwareblog) ret i hendes skepsis overfor det proaktive, synes jeg nu ikke begrebet serendipity står helt klart i Judith Meskills kommentar. Ligesom serendipity næppe kan 'proaktiveres frem', kan det vel heller ikke siges at Google/ensøgemaskine er 'serendipity værktøj', men blot et værktøj, hvor - under brug af hvilket - serendipity kan forekomme.
Technorati + blog = ?
WebMink: "Threads of Conversation
Tim has added tracking 'bubblets' to his blog, and Boing Boing may have started a trend by adding Technorati searches for each article. - Dave has added them to his blog and to PlanetSun for example."

fredag, januar 07, 2005

Linkssamling om blogs og biblioteker:
Hovedoppgaven

torsdag, januar 06, 2005

Interessant projekt
Conversations with Dina foreslår en sammenligning af Technorati og Feedster og PubSub
Rygtet bekræftes
Six Apart køber LiveJournal. Brad Fitzpatrick gør i sandhed, hvad han kan for at imødegå de bekymringer, der har huseret blandt LJ'erne de sidste dage. Mens bekymringerne rettede sig mod kulturen, er forsvaret rettet mod trust. En eksemplarisk case om to af nettets store buzzword.
NB. den enorme diskussion, Brad Fitzpatrick' annnouncement affødte på sitet!

Mena (Six Apart) har også i Mena's Corner et langt indlæg om handlen. Hun omtaler eksplicit hierarkiet og fordommene bloggerne imellem, men hun har jo også erfaring med, hvilke konflikter, der hurtigt kan hvirvles op i det miljø...... (Mena's Shocking Baby Scandal! I, II)

Også Mena ved præcis, hvad Branding and Affiliation is all about in the times of Risk Society: Earning Your Trust
"Change is scary and we can certainly expect LiveJournalers to worry about what this acquisition means for them. While we certainly can't just say "trust us" and gain all 5.6 million users' trust from day one..."

onsdag, januar 05, 2005

[day in the life] gør sig nogle interessante overvejelser over det billede medierne (læs journalister) giver af bloggere, og slutter med:
"I'd love to do a content analysis of major mass media outlet coverage of blogs and bloggers over the past couple of years - what is the non-blogging public hearing about blogs?"
Hvem kommer først? :)
Fairvue Central >> Bloggies >> Fifth Annual Weblog Awards
Bloggerne fusionere. The 'Tribes' protesterer.
Rygterne fortæller at Six Apart er i færd med at købe Live Journal:
Om Malik on Broadband - Six Apart to buy Live Journal
apophenia er ikke begejstret og begrundelsen er ret interessant:

"Live Journal is a culture, not simply a product or commodity that can be bought. From an outsider's perspective, it might appear as though they are similar properties - they are both blogging tools, right? Wrong. [......] Movable Type is a product; LiveJournal is a community. Six Apart is seen as a community that provides tools, not culture. [.....]While many bloggers love to talk about LJ with disdain, as a low-brow version of the culture, i adore LJ from the bottom of my heart and i'm truly concerned that LJ's culture will be corrupted by an acquisition. It is not like any other blogging service and the needs that it serves are fundamentally different."

Om LJ, se.....


tirsdag, januar 04, 2005

BBC NEWS | Technology | Blog reading explodes in America

Americans are becoming avid blog readers, with 32 million getting hooked in 2004, according to new research.

The survey, conducted by the Pew Internet and American Life Project, showed that blog readership has shot up by 58% in the last year.

Endnu en interessant rapport fra Pew Internet/American Life Project!
Computerworld Online - Danske internet-junkier kan afvænnes

Tja.... har man mistet formuen på dot.com krisen, kan man måske hente dem hjem igen på terapi.com karusellen ;)
Pew Internet & American Life Project: Blogosphere
Many-to-Many: A Really Simple Chat, v3.0b: Back Channels 'R' It

Måske skulle jeg se at få skiftet min sørgelige chat ud........

lørdag, januar 01, 2005

Blogs: powerful people, or people power?
Social bookmarking - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
se også artiklen om metadata: Folksonomies - Cooperative Classification and Communication Through Shared Metadata samt
Delicious (social bookmarks manager)
Flickr (photo management and sharing web application)

Og debatten om Metadata, der udvikler sig i Blogospheren:
Flickr and "folksonomies"
Mob indexing? Folk categorization? Social tagging?

Mere om Wikipedia på Many 2 Many, January 04, 2005:
Reagle on the Wikipedia (posted by Clay Shirky) og Academia and Wikipedia (posted by danah boyd) og January 05, 2005 samme sted.

torsdag, december 30, 2004

TIME Person of the Year 2004: 10 Things We Learned About Blogs
Blogging er i sandhed blevet et begreb: www.freewayblogger.com.
se også bloggen af 'Scarlet Pimpernel', motovejsaktivist og blogger:
FreewayBlogger Weblog

onsdag, december 29, 2004

CorporateBloggingBlog: Free Corporate Blogging Primer: "CorporateBloggingBlog"
indeholder mange interessante link (se f.eks. Clippings) - via den kom jeg f.eks. til Blogwise