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austinsnews.net | Calibrating for hype: 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.... (via Cosmos)
nashvillesnews.net | Calibrating for hype: Podcasting's pundits suffer from macro-myopia: For as long as there has been a rexblog, I've been crediting Paul Saffo with helping me understand the phenomenon he calls "macro-myopia." (Last year, he e-mailed me this background on the concept.) In short, for the past hundred years or so, wonks who study "technology diffusion" have observed that folks always tend to "overestimate short-term effects and under-estimate long-term implications of emergent technological change." (via Cosmos)
shrubfund | shrubfund: I agree with what Matt and Paul said - Jon Udell influences me: I should have been quicker to congratulate the folks at Folio: for being wise enough to name Jon Udell to their "Folio: 40" of the most influential folks in the magazine industry. Paul Conley and Matt Mcalister were more timely in their comments. (via Cosmos)
rexblog.com: Rex Hammock's Weblog: I agree with what Matt and Paul said - Jon Udell influences me: I should have been quicker to congratulate the folks at Folio: for being wise enough to name Jon Udell to their "Folio: 40" of the most influential folks in the magazine industry. Paul Conley and Matt Mcalister were more timely in their comments. (via Cosmos)
Matt McAlister :: Main Page: "If you're a B2B editor, Jon is the guy you should try to emulate. He does all the things that his peers do -- writing, reporting, editing -- and he does them better than most. (via Cosmos)
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