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Keep Your Resolutions with Wellsphere
Wellsphere is a perfect website for those of us who have trouble keeping our New Year's Resolutions. At Wellsphere, the goal is to build online communities where people encourage each
Review Of Product Research Engine Wize - Needs Integrated User Experience
Following my analysis of TheFind, a lifestyle shopping service, in this post I will explore Wize - product research engine. Note that I have also reviewed the business story of
Report: Intranets Increased Collaboration Support in 2008
Every year old-school web design guru Jakob Nielsen releases a survey of the world's top Intranets. This year's report has some interesting comments on the use of 'web 2.0' techniques
Digg Interview, Part 2 (and who should I interview next?)
In Part 1 of my interview with digg founder Kevin Rose, we discussed digg's popularity, reputation systems and recent issues with GroupThink. In the second part of this interview, Kevin
New Google Users Now Forced to Join Google+
New users who sign up for a Google account now have no choice but to join Google+. The sign-up form now requires a first and last name and a gender
Interview with Digg founder Kevin Rose, Part 1
On my ZDNet blog I've just published the first of a two-part interview with digg founder Kevin Rose. In the interview we discuss digg's popularity, its battle with spammers, the
Twitter Buys Julpan to Power Social Search
Julpan, a New York-based social search startup founded by former Google scientist Ori Allon, announced today that it has been acquired by Twitter. Julpan algorithmically analyzes social Web activity to
Amazon Does Tagging
Alan Taylor and Anil Dash report that Amazon is rolling out tags in a big way. In a discussion board message, Amazonian Blake Scholl announced that 50% of Amazon customers
Study: 56% of People Still Dig Daily Deals
Even though earlier this week Groupon's stock dropped 35% below its original IPO price, a new survey from LinkShare says that more than half of people would still go for
Rearden Commerce Shows The Way For Contextual Services
I have written a few framework articles recently, defining Web 3.0 and Enterprise 3.0. I also wrote a piece towards the end of 2005, called What is this Sea Change?
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