Were you there for the WebJam a few months ago where I talked about the need for an industry organisation – or an unIndustry organisation – to protect content providers and interactive media producers who happened to be you and me? To assert how and where and when we access our profiles, content, swarms, and…
The Washington Post has about 9 standard widgets -newsfeeds a bit like the Netscape one I have on the right hand side of my blog. But this new one The Issue Tracker is cool:You can see that you can select a date range. I like the possibilities of this for traditional media – a mashup…
Javascript site, one ad voted on out of 20 pages x 4 ads. Hat tip to AdNews, annoying they don’t link out. I had to find the Australian Financial Review “You could win Big Time” (you win a watch) link all by myself – it’s at writeournextad.com Fame awaits an AFR reader SYDNEY: The Australian…
First, user generated content is now consumer generated media. Silly me, I’ve been using out of date terms. Sheesh. All joking aside, there really is a need for an industry/unIndustry organisation to protect social media creators i.e. members of social networks. i.e. you. It’s not just Bigpond raiding social networks for marketing focus groups or…
EDIT: last paragraph – built in modules in Pligg to give back money to citizen journalists (people who submit articles) for Pligg sites like Bloggerati and Kwoff.Quite a lot was written in the late nineties about importance of giving your social network members a way to get some extra cash themselves. Or revenue share with…
I’ve written before about how classifieds aren’t moving quickly enough into Web 2.0 collaborative content. There’s a tendency for classifieds that are controlled by traditional media to try to stick to traditional models. ie. “We are the content aggregator, upload your ad to us and we will publish it”. I’ve got some ideas for other…
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