Web Two: July 2006 Archives

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[Vinny Carpenter’s blog · Java Geek in search of a clever and creative tag line :)] OpenJPA is a set of Java persistence Application Program Interfaces (APIs) that are based on EJB 3.0 persistenace specification. It’s based on BEA’s Kodo product, acquired by BE(tags: apache database ejb3 jpa java bea weblogic)

Check Out Ze Frank’s The Show

[ The Bivings Report] The best video blog I’ve seen is The Show, which is produced every weekday by Ze Frank, a design/performance artist who gained Internet celebrity a few years back with the Flash piece, How to Dance Properly. The Show is a weird blend of news commentary, personal observations and bathroom humor. I think it’s pretty fantastic. The Show also has some lessons to teach in how to use technology to build a community: A few episodes of The Show have been written entirely by viewers using a wiki, and then faithfully performed by Ze.

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July 31, 2006

Daily del.icio.us for Jul 30, 2006

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Check Out Ze Frank’s The Show

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July 28, 2006

Reddit goes white label

[PostBubble] One good way for web 2.0 companies to bring in revenue is to offer white label solutions for their software or applications. There are a lot of these web applications that would serve as great internal solutions for corporations that would help them discover all kinds of new information.

Posted at 02:44 AM

Google Code Project Hosting - A replacement for Sourceforge?

[//engtech] There is a new entry into the open source software code repository space: Google. This will hopefully be a long awaited kick in the pants for Sourceforge.net which hosts many, many projects but it can be difficult to find the cream of the crop, compare similar solutions and weed dead projects from the results.

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July 25, 2006

Mennonites and Google

[Joe Duck] The Mennonites are known for their craftsmanship and honest business dealings. Today, down at a local planing mill it was interesting to watch how important the social negotiation process was to doing business as my uncle and cousin figured out how to go about getting some raw planks from their tree farm turned into floorboards. “Are you related to ….?” and “my daughter lives over on your road”

Posted at 02:45 AM

Technorati updates: more like Digg, and actually works

[duncanriley.com] Speed wise: wow…and I mean wow + they’ve finally integrated Technorati rankings back into lower ranking blogs, so I finally know where my sites actually rank now in the blogosphere. However, time will tell if this is actually updated regularly…I can only hope so.

Posted at 02:38 AM

July 22, 2006

Web2.0: Open platforms or gated communities? Or why Platial's linking policy is nuts

[P2P Blog] "Platial permits you to display on your website, or create a hyperlink on your website to, individual Places on the Site so long as such use is for noncommercial and/or news reporting purposes only (e.g., for use in personal blogs or personal online media). If the total number of Places displayed or linked to on your website exceeds one thousand (1000) Places, your use will be presumed to be in violation of these Terms of Use, absent express permission granted by Platial to do so."

Posted at 02:40 AM

Writely’s Open!

[stevewhitaker.net :: blog] Writely’s Open! Filed under: web2.0, tech ”” Steve Whitaker at 9:12 pm on Friday, July 21, 2006 Go get an account”¦ Add the first comment for this post...

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July 19, 2006

Web 2.0: The Power Behind the Hype

[Digital Media Minute] Web 2.0 isn’t a ‘thing’, but a collection of approaches, which are all converging on the development world at a rapid pace. These approaches, including APIs, RSS, Folksonomies, and Social Networking, suddenly give application developers a new way to approach hard problems with surprisingly effective results.

Posted at 02:43 AM

StumbleUpon Supports Internet Explorer

[e-Fuze Mobile] StumbleUpon is a toolbar that was originally available as a Firefox extension, and now, it supports Internet Explorer. The idea is fairly simple, that is, it allows users to browse and find new websites that have been recommended by friends who share similar interests.

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July 16, 2006

MyWhatSpace sends group messages in MySpace

[TechCrunch] The reason MySpace can get away with stuff like this is that the majority are not even remotely tech-savvy and wouldn’t have known about this unless MySpace told them… Apparently what users don’t know isn’t good for them, and what MySpace won’t tell gets rid of competition (or a userbase which is aware that it is possible to have better features than MySpace and actively seeks an alternative)…

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Reboot 8: I

[Preoccupations] Last year I wrote that Reboot 7 was 'far and away the best conference experience I have known and has so farresisted my attempts to write it up: too much to say, with each line ofthought multiplying into several new ones as idea leads on to idea'. There's a brief, '100% personal and biased' history of Reboot here and the program for this year's meeting is here.

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July 13, 2006

Stutzman on Metcalfe’s Law and social networking

[ fresh + new] When using Metcalfe (or Reed, or Odlyzoko and Tilly’s refinement) to value a network, the core assumption is that the value we derive from the network is binary - this works for things like ethernet and telephony, but the mathematics prove to be overly crude when applied to social network technologies.

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Mozes: Broadcast Text Messaging for the Masses

[ The Bivings Report] Ajit and Erin’s recent posts about creative uses of text messaging got me thinking about Mozes, a cool texting product I played around with a few...

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July 10, 2006

WordPress lietuvinimo naujienos

[Monologai tinkle] Atrodo, kad WordPress lietuvinimo failÅ³ versijos tuoj ims eiti su PrancÅ«zijos Respublikos konstitucijÅ³ periodiÅ¡kumu… Deja WordPress kÅ«rÄ—jai pastaruoju metu gerokai „uÅ¾siÅ¾aidÄ—“ su naujÅ³ funkcijÅ³ kepimu ir paliko likimo valiai gettext vertimo Å¡ablonus: juose pilna neatitikimÅ³ ir klaidÅ³.

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Searching for a niche market

[PostBubble] We’ve been talking a lot about niche markets and targeting the long tail in the social networking arena. and when it comes to the smaller search...

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July 07, 2006

If I Can't Have a Revenue Model, Then Neither Can You!

[Newsome.Org] People try so hard to couch the Web 2.0, blogosphere, etc. thing as a real business, but when a real business, with an actual revenue model, makes a smart and logical business decision to protect that revenue, a lot of those same people cry foul.

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BlueOrganizer Brings Amazon to Firefox

[Mashable*] Once you’ve bookmarked some products, you can explore your collection by tags and media type, or just enter a search term. You can also use your collection as a starting point for other tasks - renting movies on Netflix, finding related videos on YouTube or searching for your favorite books on Technorati.

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July 04, 2006

The Pandora Bet

[CrunchNotes] As far as I know Steve has never admitted to being wrong about anything, ever (his general policy is to amend the historical record so that his story matches the eventual reality). I’m glad to see he’s finally willing to admit that his predictions aren’t a lock.

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Entrepreneur 27 Singapore (Bezurk)

[Youtube.com] From stephenkarl: Entrepreneur27 Singapore Maiden Meetup @ Munchie Monkey http://entrepreneur27singapore.wordpress.com/ ----------------------------------------------- Presentation by Bezurk Website: http://www.bezurk.com One-liner: Asia's Travel Search Engine (Web 2.0 Redux) ----------------------------------------------- 1) Search dozens of travel sites 2) Sort & filter to find the best hotel for you 3) Book directly with hotel or travel site , tagged with entrepreneur27 singapore web2.0 travel searchengine

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Web Two > July 31, 2006

Daily del.icio.us for Jul 30, 2006

Check Out Ze Frank’s The Show

July 31, 2006

Daily del.icio.us for Jul 30, 2006

Check Out Ze Frank’s The Show

July 28, 2006

Reddit goes white label

Google Code Project Hosting - A replacement for Sourceforge?

July 25, 2006

Mennonites and Google

Technorati updates: more like Digg, and actually works

July 22, 2006

Web2.0: Open platforms or gated communities? Or why Platial's linking policy is nuts

Writely’s Open!

July 19, 2006

Web 2.0: The Power Behind the Hype

StumbleUpon Supports Internet Explorer

July 16, 2006

MyWhatSpace sends group messages in MySpace

Reboot 8: I

July 13, 2006

Stutzman on Metcalfe’s Law and social networking

Mozes: Broadcast Text Messaging for the Masses

July 10, 2006

WordPress lietuvinimo naujienos

Searching for a niche market

July 07, 2006

If I Can't Have a Revenue Model, Then Neither Can You!

BlueOrganizer Brings Amazon to Firefox

July 04, 2006

The Pandora Bet

Entrepreneur 27 Singapore (Bezurk)

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