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Montag, 3. Februar 2003

"Tipping Point" in Relation zum Netz
Tipping Point Crib Sheet and News Diffusion..
A Man with a Ph.D. - Richard Gayle's Weblog
> Michael Helfrich's Radio Weblog

A very good book and a nice synopsis.

For those of us that only manage to read the first 100 pages of important books, Robert Paterson's weblog has a FANTASTIC overview of the Tipping Point.

I agree. And the applications are many, so this is an important work.
[a klog apart]

1:53:48 PM

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Blankenhorn on Blogs

Dana Blankenhorn schreibt selber schon länger ein Weblog auf Corante. Im neuesten Newsletter hat er aber eine interessante Analyse über Weblogs "Living in the Blogosphere".

Zitat aus dem Artikel:

That's going to change. Knowledge follows technology by a distance called learning, and the media is now going to school on blogging. Blogging today is an individual activity, but it was designed for use by groups. In two years the biggest blogs will be news services, with large staffs, chains of command and (most important) profits.

Na, damit könnte er wohl recht haben. Hierzu auch ganz interessant die Microsoft Absichten auf die Weltherrschaft (;-) auf eDings.

1:51:45 PM

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Download RSS

Brad (the .NET Guy) reports that there is an RSS feed of updates at the MS Download Center. It's updated every four hours, he says.

[Robert Scoble: Scobleizer Weblog]

Netter Service und praktische Anwendung.

1:45:38 PM

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Microsoft bloggt auch

I've gotta give credit where it's due. Microsoft has seen an explosion in bloggers lately (here's photos of a recent Microsoft blogger dinner). Well, OK, out of its 50,000 employees, Microsoft only has a dozen or so who blog openly, but it's a start. I predict that soon we'll see Gates and Ballmer blogging. Weblogs are too powerful a marketing vehicle to ignore. Yeah, a good list of Microsoft bloggers is on Joshua Allen's blog.
[Robert Scoble: Scobleizer Weblog]
1:44:43 PM

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