What Web 2.0 Books? For Stephen Collins
One of many messy bookcases at my place. I saw that Stephen Collins was asking for a list of groovy Web 2.0 books (on Facebook status updates). I think I saw responses go flying by on Twitter too. So I thought I’d take a foto so he can read my bookshelf. Then I thought I’d…
One of many messy bookcases at my place.I saw that Stephen Collins was asking for a list of groovy Web 2.0 books (on Facebook status updates). I think I saw responses go flying by on Twitter too. So I thought I’d take a foto so he can read my bookshelf. Then I thought I’d actually document them… anything to put off finishing the courseware I have to write:
Everything bad for you is good for you Steven Johnson
Wikinomics Don Tapscott and Anthony D Williams
The Playful World Mark Pesce
Naked Conversations Scoble
Second Life The Official Guide
Neuromancer (novel) William Gibson
Gonzo Marketing Christopher Locke
The Long Tail Chris Anderson
Smart Mobs Howard Rheingold
Wisdom of the Crowds James Surowiecki
Dispatches from Blogistan Suzanne Stefanac
Play Money Julian Dibbell
The Google Story David A Vise
The Tipping Point Malcolm Gladwell
ClueTrain Manifesto
My teacher used to say I’d get an A in procrastination. I was quite proud of that… until I understood what it meant. heh.
What books would you add to the list?
Edit (bumpz0red):
Small is the new big – Seth Godin Hat Tip Jenni Beattie
Getting to Big the
Join the Conversation. Joseph Jaffe (Ask me about the funny story about this one. He hijacked Amazon one weekend) Hat Tip: John Johnston
If you know me, you know Maslow (Heh)
Peak: How Great Companies Get Their Mojo from Maslow Chip Conley (Hotels Joie de Vivre) (hat tip: Cat Carver)
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Small is the new big – Seth Godin
is a great read
Cheers Jenni
If you’re interested in new media marketing, you might also want take a look at the new book by Joseph Jaffe I’m reading at the moment: Join the Conversation.