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State of Enterprise 2.0 Adoption Q4 2009 @ The 2.0 Adoption Council - http://www.20adoptioncouncil.com/Blog...
research report into the state of actual usage of "enterprise 2.0" technologies
- Dan York
Microsoft's top developers prefer old-school coding methods - http://www.computerworld.com/s...
Top developers still love text editors... ;-)
- Dan York
Corporate Hallucinations - http://www.corporatehallucinations.com/
Enjoyable blog on PR/communications by Steve Crescenzo
- Dan York
Sysomos | Inside Facebook Pages - http://www.sysomos.com/insidef...
Statistics and research into actual usage of Facebook Pages
- Dan York
Touchees_ (gloves that still work with your iPhone or iPod Touch) - http://www.touchees.com/
... for those of us in colder climates...
- Dan York
A Clever Collection of 40+ Inspiring Ambigrams - Vectortuts+ - http://vector.tutsplus.com/article...
Interesting drawings of words that can be read in different directions
- Dan York
UV+ (USB Video adapter) - EVGA | Products - http://www.evga.com/product...
USB video adapter that lets you connect another display to your system purely through the USB port
- Dan York
My 1st draft explanation of Activity Streams:
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Everybody talks about filtering the real-time stream of information online but the Activity Streams community is the place where those conversations go on between leading engineers at the world's biggest and smallest social networks, with the goal of replacing the "walled garden" model of social networking with an open, interoperable communication marketplace. If Activity Streams succeeds, you will be able to subscribe to and filter the activities of your friends across multiple different networks, without having to sign-up for or even ever have heard of those other networks. This is almost the equivelent of AT&T phones being able to make calls to Verizon phones. Of rail-transport companies being able to ship goods across the country over different railroad networks - because the rails for the trains to run on are the same size. It's different though, because of the granular filtering by type of activity. Applications built on top of Activity Streams will allow the equivilent of a...
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- Marshall Kirkpatrick
Can't wait. And no redundancies, please.
- Laura Norvig
Will be interesting to see how much granularity over permissions the content creators will have. Will I have to just choose "yes" or "no" that anyone who is connected to me anywhere will be allowed to see my stuff? How could greater control work - seems complicated.
- Laura Norvig
Seems a fair point Laura.
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
Here's a fractal I use that may be useful as a template for Activity Streams... 1) interest-generating opener 2) background on current threats/tension to resolve 3) opportunity or vision of a better state 4) strategy w/steps to get there 5) issues to solve before accepting strategy 6) next steps by stakeholders
- Mark Frazier
This is awesome Marshall. I'm wondering whether we broaden the concept beyond messaging to decentralize the social graph itself, so app developers can leverage existing relationships without having to build on top of a facebook or a twitter...(or perhaps that is implied here?)
- Tony Zito
Marshall ... thanks for the initial explanation... I've been intrigued by all the references to Activity Streams and http://activitystrea.ms/ by people I know and trust - I just haven't had the time to join another mailing list. Just yesterday I was on the site trying to understand more and reading Chris Messina's almost-year-old post: http://factoryjoe.com/blog...
- Dan York
Will this "first draft" evolve into a RWW post?
- Dan York
Dan, it's for our forthcoming research report on the real-time web and its future. Preorders avail at http://www.readwriteweb.com/reports...
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
Do you have a pointer to an example activity stream feed?
- Dave Winer
there's an example at the bottom of http://wiki.developer.myspace.com/index...
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
I should find a better example than that, a live one to include in article.
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
Interesting. I've been unplugged from the feed / activity space for a while now. Makes me want to read up more on Activity Streams.
- mikepk
That would be the first thing a developer would look for, something live they could build an app on.
- Dave Winer
Tom's activity feed URL at MySpace is http://api.myspace.com/v1... but MySpace API authentication is required - looking for a live and publicly accessible one
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
aha! cliqset doesn't require authentication to see theirs, http://cliqset.com/feed...
- Marshall Kirkpatrick
I wish more specifications came with live, official, reference implementations.
- mikepk
A Storied Career - http://astoriedcareer.com/
blog focused on storytelling and how that intersects with today's communications
- Dan York
Tool: URL Builder - Analytics Help - http://www.google.com/support...
Google's tool for building URLs that can be tracked in Google Analytics
- Dan York
Fluid - Free Site Specific Browser for Mac OS X Leopard - http://fluidapp.com/
Neat way to turn websites into separate "apps" (so that they don't get lost in all your browser windows)
- Dan York
MacRabbit - Espresso - http://www.macrabbit.com/espress...
Web editor for Mac
- Dan York
Pin Drop Soup: Google Voice [Mail] - Press ? Now - http://www.pindropsoup.com/2009...
Dave Michels digs a bit deeper into the ramifications of Google's new "VoiceMail" service for cell phone users.
- Dan York
Off-the-Record Messaging - http://www.cypherpunks.ca/otr/
A way to get end-to-end encryption over IM
- Dan York
KR Connect: Change the World? Why Not - http://krconnect.blogspot.com/2009...
Great story of someone asking for - and receiving - mentoring from a CEO....
- Dan York
Twenty-two power laws of the emerging social economy | Enterprise Web 2.0 | ZDNet.com - http://blogs.zdnet.com/Hinchcl...
Long and thoughtful piece by Dion Hinchcliffe about the changes happening around us
- Dan York
ooc - http://ooc-lang.org/
"ooc is a modern, object-oriented, functional-ish, high-level, low-level, sexy programming language. it's translated to pure C with a source-to-source compiler. it strives to be powerful, modular, extensible, portable, yet simple and fast."
- Dan York
This is not a Roadmap | Things Blog | Cultured Code - http://culturedcode.com/things...
The future (sort of) of the "Things" to-do/task manager for the Mac and iPhone
- Dan York
Lights Out, Camera, Action « Vincent Laforet’s Blog - http://blog.vincentlaforet.com/2009...
Review of the new Canon EOS 1D Mark IV that features "night vision" (ISO 102400)
- Dan York
The diaspora of information – Invisible Inkling - http://ryansholin.com/2009...
Great collection of links to recent articles
- Dan York
Streams, Walls, and Feeds: Distributing Content Through Social Networks and RSS (Jakob Nielsen's Alertbox) - http://www.useit.com/alertbo...
Research into usability issues around social networks and RSS - 209 pg report available for download at end
- Dan York
How-To: Proximity Automation - http://theappleblog.com/2009...
How to configure your mac to change settings or lock the screen when you go a certain distance away from it
- Dan York
maildrop - Project Hosting on Google Code - http://code.google.com/p...
A Mac OS app that provides an easy way to copy emails from Mail or Entourage into Salesforce.com
- Dan York
Clojure - Functional Programming for the JVM - Object Computing, Inc. - Java News Brief - March 2009 - http://java.ociweb.com/mark...
Long, detailed tutorial about Clojure, a newer LISP-like programming language
- Dan York
The New York Times > Opinion > Op-Ed Quartet: A Columnist's Farewell: How to Read a Column - http://www.nytimes.com/2005...
Amusing collection of notes by William Safire in 2005 when he was ending his time as a NY Times Columnist about *how* to read a column and the various techniques columnists use in writing their columns.
- Dan York
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