We love white papers. Here’s a smidgen of the report on US TV websites by search engine company 360i. “Tuning into Emerging Media: How Broadcast and Cable TV Shows Use Blogs, the Mobile Web, Mashups and Other Media,” a new report from 360i, provides insight into the extent by which TV networks embrace various forms…
There’s been a re-launch of Ning. Ning is a great entry-level online community site. You get a blog and a forum and basic profiles and stuff. It uses the same model as LiveMansion (but is much more Webby 2.0) to address inherent issues of blogs being too limiting (because they are one-2-many) and forums being…
How Not To Build An Online Community???: Toyota’s MySpace Clone – It’s not just Disney.com that’s getting accused of trying to build a MySpace clone – Toyota rolled out a social network for Hybrid users yesterday that’s attracting the same comparisons. In truth, there aren’t many similarities – Toyota has created a mini-site, using 100%…
Social Platform: I had a nice chat with Eric Schlissel, CEO, of Social Platform last week. They have a new CMS out – he called it a ‘community’ management system rather than a ‘content’ management system. Now that’s speaking my language! All-in-all, it looks pretty groovy. Here’s the list from the features page: Build Community…
NMA.co.uk brought to my attention that the new ruling about children’s social networking sites will be out today: MySpace, Bebo and others are awaiting the result of a ruling on children’s access to social networks from the US government. The implementation of the Deleting Online Predators Act (DOPA) could result in children being barred from…
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