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June 30 at 11:55 am - Link
"Killer! "Heeeerrrrreee I AMMmmmmmm! ROCK you like A HURRICANE!"" - Erik
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YouTube - Grateful Dead - Jack Straw (Copenhagen 72-04-17)
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June 20 at 8:36 am - Link
One of my favorite Dead tunes from the 72 euro tour - Erik
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YouTube - Grateful Dead - Ripple
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June 20 at 8:09 am - Link
Loved this video... heartfelt performance - Erik
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June 10 at 6:38 pm - Link
I went here when I was on tour and was simply blown away by how geeked I got over being there. Great experience! - Erik
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Ontario Emperor posted a message
“A thought is burrowing in my brain. Web 2.0 is supposedly about communication. Therefore, you'd expect that the news about Web 2.0 would be communicated. However, I suspect that the communication about what we think of as "Web 2.0" hasn't reached most people.”
May 5 at 9:20 am - Link
Too many confusing terms. "User generated content". "Social network". "Widgets". "Feed reader". Very conceptual stuff. - Jason Kaneshiro
Perhaps it helps to compare these technologies against the telephone, which is one of the earlier social networking technologies. Compared to the telephone, things such as Facebook are very difficult to use. Some of this is due to Facebook's complexity, but even a purposefully simple application such as Twitter may be seen as complex in comparison to the telephone. (Here, I'm speaking about a dumb phone, not a smart phone.) - Ontario Emperor
Web 2.0 is too tech for non-tech, non-marketing people. I always explain it as way to enhance your relationships and stay in touch. When it gets put in a personal, social context it's much more digestible... Or with all that's going on in the world and crude oil at $120/barrel, most people probably have other things to think about - Erik
Probably because we're too busy informing ourselves. Often we don't give non-geeks enough credit and think they won't get it or they'll think it's stupid. - Shey
This conversation inspired two blog posts in me. Here's the first: http://mrontemp.blogspot.com/2... - Ontario Emperor
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