I’ve been doing a lot of interviews over the last couple of weeks about web 2.0. One example of where the web is utterly rubbish is buying train tickets in the UK. Train tickets in the UK are utterly screwed in many ways. Basically, you have to try half a dozen different ways of communicating with the
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Marc Fawzi makes an interesting point about web 2.0 society Fact: trusted individuals are once again the source of news in a society (bloggers) Fact: word of mouth is once again how news spreads (viral marketing) Fact: people once again hunt and gather in a group (del.icio.us) Fact: people once again group things using words like Hmm.. hype or reality? Seems like the average startup fades from view disturbingly quickly…Basement.org: Reality Check 2.0: Does anybody out there use Rollyo? How about Newsvine? 30 Boxes? I’m not going to even bother asking if anyone has a Eurekster Swicki up (or what exactly a Swicki is for that matter). I think it’s really important An interesting analogy of the changes of activity on the internet with grammar. Ross Mayfield’s Weblog: Web of Verbs Yesterday Alex Pang held a fascinating conversation at an IFTF open space meeting on the use of the term Cyberspace. The notion of the internet as a place seems to be degrading. Alex will probably produce a far more Dan Gilmore won’t be giving second chances to those who snub him…Bubble Behavior Coming Back?: Bubble Behavior Coming Back? June 21st, 2006 Dan Gillmor’s Blog, by Dan Gillmor, on 06/20/06 at 05:10 AM Back in the 90s bubble times, area restaurants were always crowded and frequently overbooked by managers. One we liked a lot in Palo Alto |             | |||
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