Twitter just announced @anywhere platform – notice who is missing? Google! Dunno why, Bing is there, but there must be a war forming between Twits vs Googlers. Anyway here’s my thoughts, right after the Twitter blog/press release: Monday, March 15, 2010 When we designed Twitter, we took a different approach—we didn’t require a relationship model [...]
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Twitter: @Anywhere announcement
16th March 2010 by Laurel Papworth under API, Online Communities, Twitter, social media, social networks, web 3.0
Web 3.0, RocketOn and Living Web
21st October 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Avatars, MMORPG, Online Communities, games, social media, social networks, virtual world, web 3.0
What do I do in the evenings? Well, I have my avatars pose, act, and otherwise help/hinder Gary Hayes in exploring the 3D web on webpages. Why, what do you do? Here’s Gary’s post Inching Towards the live Web 3.0 – Layered Social Virtual Worlds My work in virtual world give me a unique – [...]
Google’s Virtual World: Lively
9th July 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Avatars, Google Lively, Online Communities, social networks, virtual world, web 3.0
My little Virtual World in Google’s Lively. Called Social Butterflies – come join us in ‘lively’ discussions. Looking Avatar-Fashionable, of course! Very alpha – not beta. Some things that are dangerous – ability to animate another’s avatar for example? Rape scripts anyone? But being able to embed a world in your blog, Facebook page or [...]
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Architecture 2.0: Australia’s Innovation and Architecture strategies
2nd May 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Featured, Online Communities, social networks, web 2.0, web 3.0
Does Australia have anything similar to this with regards to Innovation and Cross Media and Architecture? Makes our Future Melbourne town planning wiki look less than innovative, no? Ah well. REAL LIFE New York Situated Technologies: The Architectural League of New York The Architectural League of New York invites architects, artists, designers, technologists, engineers, urbanists, [...]
Google App Engine: Australian Python Developers?
Google App Engine just launched. Get ready, Google has your email and your webhosting and your documents. Now they want your Apps. Read more on TechCrunch. Similar to Amazon S3 you’ll need to find a Python developer. And good luck with that here in Australia -I’ve tried! Found two. One of ‘em was at Barcampsydney.org. [...]
Social Network Economy or new Digital Economy
29th March 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Australia, Corporate, Online Communities, business, consumer economy, digital economy, second life, social networks, virtual world, web 2.0, web 3.0
Not my usual well thought out – *frowns at you* – post , just some jottings on the consumer economy. BANKING 2.0 – social network personal banking and peer to peer loans will take off in a big way. Perhaps not the way Virgin Money/CircleLending, or Zopa or Prosper see it, but it will happen. [...]
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WDS08: WebDirections South 2008 Program
Event: I owe Maxine Sherrin and John Allsop a lot you know: Have your say in the Web Directions South 2008 program Every year the Web Directions conference brings together a group of expert speakers who have been working on interesting projects and finding ingenious and practical solutions to those same challenges the attendees face [...]
Real Estate 2.0 vs Real Estate 3.0
21st February 2008 by Laurel Papworth under Online Communities, Real Estate, social networks, web 2.0, web 3.0
Just a brief snack in response to Seth Godin and Lee Hopkins blogs. REAL ESTATE 2.0Do what Seth says: The first is to become the expert in what you do. Which means micro-specialization. Who is the single-best agent for condos in your zip code? Or for single family homes for large families? Who is the [...]
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