Web Two: April 2006 Archives

Web Two > April 28, 2006

Podcasting Legal Guide

[Opinity Weblog] The purpose of this Guide is to provide you with a general roadmap ofsome of the legal issues specific to podcasting. EFF has produced avery practical and helpful guide for issues related to blogginggenerally (http://www.eff.org/bloggers/).This Guide is not intended to duplicate efforts by EFF, and in manycases refers you to that guide for where crossover issues areaddressed.

Learning, Offshoring, Feedback, Disruptive Process Innovation

[Moving at the Speed of Creativity] I listened to a fantastic podcast by John Seely Brown from 22 June 2005 at Supernova 2005 this evening. This is linked by ITConversations, a superb source for innovative ideas and great podcasts.

Posted at 02:51 AM

April 28, 2006

Podcasting Legal Guide

Posted at 03:08 AM

Learning, Offshoring, Feedback, Disruptive Process Innovation

Posted at 02:51 AM

April 25, 2006

Goowy Updates - Beta’s of IM and File Storage

[Solo Technology] Last night, Goowy made some updates to their web desktop app (blog entry). Some of the hilights: Reduced login time - making it faster than ever to...

Posted at 02:43 AM

On the Semantic Web, universities do ontologies, companies do data

[UMBC eBiquity Blog] It shows the distribution across various Internet top level domains of (1) the sites that Swoogle has crawled, (2) ontology documents that Swoogle has discovered, and (3) all Semantic Web documents it has discovered. The “pure SWDs” are RDF documents in some form (e.g., XML, N3) and excluding XHTML documents with embedded RDF.

Posted at 02:42 AM

April 22, 2006

Music

[Preoccupations] To start with (and most surprising), the new Neil Diamond album, 12 Songs: the product of collaboration with that interesting producer Rick Rubin, it's an affecting CD ”¦ I never thought I'd be recommending a new Neil Diamond album! There's an interview with Diamond here (Guardian) and in a short review Neil McCormick (Telegraph;

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Posted at 02:41 AM

Blinksale - Pretty cool

[Copacetic] Blinksale - Pretty cool April 22nd, 2006 Darren writes about blinksale, a pretty cool web invoicing app. Note to Darren, sort out that comments delay thing. Posted in Software, Web 2.0 | No Comments »...

Posted at 02:38 AM

April 19, 2006

Permanent Link to I Came Across These Links Earlier

[BillyBLOGirlardo] Did You See IBM’s Overview On Atom?, Did You Know…?, I Came Across These Links Earlier">13

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Sabifoo - IM to RSS

[Mashable*] Posting to a public RSS feed via IM is pretty interesting, but I think there’s a lot more potential here - I’d love to see a private notetaking application built in the same way. After all - your IM client is always on your desktop, and could provide...

Posted at 02:54 AM

April 16, 2006

Why Does Web 2.0 Terminology Scare Publishers?

[IP Democracy] I also love the fact that Scott works for a traditional print media company that is itself coming to grips with the amazingly rapid transformations in the publishing industry. It’s hard for dead-tree publishers to grok the new lingo and quite a few old-timers are ducking for cover hoping this whole Web 2.0 business will blow over.

Posted at 02:40 AM

MySpace breaks into the top 10 websites according to Nielsen/NetRatings

[Journerdism] Yahoo and Google make much better mapping products. I guess it shows the importance of building a brand and being the first on the market.

Posted at 02:39 AM

April 13, 2006

Windows Live.com Academic Search is live

[Gadgetell - The Tech News, Reviews, and Interesting Things Blog] The latest addition to Live.com is their new Academic search. The new search will be great for those of you doing research papers (related to computer science, physics, or electrical engineering).

Posted at 02:41 AM

Blog, Podcast, and RSS advertising ... grows almost 200% in 2005!

[Qumana Blog :: Main Page] We all know that online advertising is increase by leaps and bounds year over year and quarter over quarter (roughly 30% a year). But if you look only at the blog, podcast, and RSS segment (or consumer generated media -- CGM) it increased 198% in 2005 and shooting for 145% in 2006. This is according to a new report by PQ Media (report intro and press release).

Posted at 02:40 AM

April 10, 2006

BuzzShout Out Your Web 2.0 Feelings

[Somewhat Frank ~ Blog] BuzzShout, an online listing and repository of reviews of the hottest new companies, has launched in beta allowing users to contribute their feelings on news web offerings. I think it is an good idea however, I find it ironic that the success of BuzzShout hinges on user contributions.

Posted at 02:42 AM

The cost of your house at Yahoo!

[Inside Yahoo!] House Price Centre is a free service from Yahoo! UK and Ireland that allows you to discover the price paid for residential property sold in the UK right back to April 2000.This information is drawn from the publicly accessible Land Registries that record this information on behalf of the government.

Posted at 02:41 AM

April 07, 2006

What worries Matt McAlister about the term Web 2.0

[rexblog.com: Rex Hammock's Weblog] What worries Matt McAlister about the term 'Web 2.0': (You go, brother.) "Of course, the name "Web 2.0" was coined by a geek for geeks. It turns out that it's still too opaque for most people to understand....

Posted at 02:43 AM

Is it time for BlogHer North?

[My Name is Kate] Billed as Canada's Web 2.0 Conference, Mesh wants to be hip, but sorry, I don't think any confernece that can only find about 6 slots for women in a speaking roster over 50 strong qualifies as anything but old-school, Web 2.0 or not.

Posted at 02:40 AM

April 04, 2006

CNN Announces That Legal Downloads of Hollywood Movies Will begin

[Bruce Eisner's Vision Thing] For years, Hollywood's major studios have been reluctant to offer new movies for sale in digital form for many reasons including the fear of piracy, which on DVD and videocassette costs more than $3.5 billion a year in lost revenue and unknown millions more in illegal swapping of digital files.

Posted at 02:44 AM

Google launches homepage add-ins site

[A Zulu In Silicon Valley] Why, because it is easier to control and add content in yahoo. Well, google has now changed the game slightly by releasing their homepage components in a more easy to digest fashion.

Posted at 02:39 AM

Web Two > April 28, 2006

Podcasting Legal Guide

Learning, Offshoring, Feedback, Disruptive Process Innovation

April 28, 2006

Podcasting Legal Guide

Learning, Offshoring, Feedback, Disruptive Process Innovation

April 25, 2006

Goowy Updates - Beta’s of IM and File Storage

On the Semantic Web, universities do ontologies, companies do data

April 22, 2006

Music

Blinksale - Pretty cool

April 19, 2006

Permanent Link to I Came Across These Links Earlier

Sabifoo - IM to RSS

April 16, 2006

Why Does Web 2.0 Terminology Scare Publishers?

MySpace breaks into the top 10 websites according to Nielsen/NetRatings

April 13, 2006

Windows Live.com Academic Search is live

Blog, Podcast, and RSS advertising ... grows almost 200% in 2005!

April 10, 2006

BuzzShout Out Your Web 2.0 Feelings

The cost of your house at Yahoo!

April 07, 2006

What worries Matt McAlister about the term Web 2.0

Is it time for BlogHer North?

April 04, 2006

CNN Announces That Legal Downloads of Hollywood Movies Will begin

Google launches homepage add-ins site

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