What lessons can we draw from the craigslist anomaly?
He proposed the following: Providing a valuable service for free can attract a large and loyal audience. This is one […]
He proposed the following: Providing a valuable service for free can attract a large and loyal audience. This is one […]
Bryan Alexander wrote: Rather than following the notion of the Web as book, they are predicated on microcontent. Blogs are […]
Dan suggested to see this: washingtonpost.com last week announced the launch of a partnership with De.licio.us. The deal allows us […]
On Seb’s Open Research, here is what he called “Social software programming challenge #2:” The del.icio.us linklogging system lets people […]
Liz’s recommendation: mamamusings: social software reading list: * Emergence: The Connected Lives of Ants, Brains, Cities, and Software, by Steven […]
Clay wrote in Many-to-Many: Notes from ITP: Flickr-as-web-services edition: “More importantly for social software generally, both the Flickr API and […]
This is a report written by William Davies who works on the iSociety programme at The Work Foundation. Thank to […]
From Smart Mobs: Many of you already know and use del.icio.us, this free social software web service for sharing web […]
Jon Udell’s article: “with flickr and del.icio.us, social networking goes beyond sharing contacts and connections.” You were not impressed by the […]
This from Many-to-Many workspace, a good resource list for a introduction of social software.