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Allows users to clip portions of websites in a visual way, overcoming some of the shortcomings of traditional bookmarks. - Stephane LEE

Commenting system - Stephane LEE

"félicitations, c’est bien mérité :)" - Stephane LEE

"I do agree Matt, and I already said that the “Fish where the fishes are” of Jeremiah Owyang is only part of the solution. The 1.0 way : broadcast advertising on traditionnal media, and wait for customers in stores The 2.0 way : have your stand on social networks crowded streets, and send them on your own conversation space" - Stephane LEE

Yammer like - Stephane LEE

Branding in the age of social media - Stephane LEE

Image bookmarking - Stephane LEE

"Nice move for a great library. It add more visibily to the development itself and makes it easier for non trivial contribution. Congratulations!" - Stephane LEE

"Vraiment déprimant." - Stephane LEE

"Having simultaneous progression on both axis creates a comfort zone (revenues AND traction). The Open Source model works that way : Product B is (free) software and Product A is software integration." - Stephane LEE

"C" - Stephane LEE

"@wayne We’re working on a new web app in the social media space. I’ll keep you up to date. Do I have your mail ? DM on twitter/stephaneleelive. Thx." - Stephane LEE

"I had a more synchronous model in mind. Freemium is more like "blue ball", being free until sufficient traction, and then offering premium version. So no revenue until premium takes off." - Stephane LEE

"Very interesting as always. What do you think of having within one company : - Product A going up on the Y-axis - Product B going right on the X-axis - Product A being monetization/upselling of Product B - Product B being lead gen for Product A Would it make sense ?" - Stephane LEE

"Really cool coverage. Thanks !" - Stephane LEE

"Dear Dennis, Participation on our platforms is tremendous, from kids to grandmas. Don’t be fooled by marketing/PR, most companies don’t know yet how to master social media. We’re working every single minute of every day to help them get the ROI out of it and prove you wrong. And we will." - Stephane LEE

"Yes, innovation is in the user experience. Like Emil, I really feel that the successful web services will be fueled by a great sense of human psychology and a clear communication of the project social goals." - Stephane LEE

"Yes, innovation is in the user experience. Like Emil, I really feel that the successful web services will be fueled by a great sense of human psychology and a clear communication of the project social goals." - Stephane LEE

Open Source SNS - Stephane LEE

"Fred, It would be fair to mention Backtype here cf http://www.backtype.com/, which is a great cross-platform service, that goes back in time to unearth old comments cf http://www.backtype.com/fredwil... Don't need to install anything on your blog, but you must give them your URLs, so they can identify your comments. Not spam-proof of course, but smart." - Stephane LEE

"Endorsements are not deceptive by nature, Facebook may not do it right yet, but they will. Web has gone social, advertisement schemes need to leverage that, not come back to that old "spyware/engine/technological" stuff." - Stephane LEE

"In my view, do it right means let me choose the ad streams based on my interests. Service can suggest tags/topics based on collaborative filtering and past activities, but I have to choose in the end. BTW : Just thinking of an ad-based version of Alltop, where I can choose to insert best adstreams in my lifestream." - Stephane LEE

"I don't agree, Joe. I like the facebook approach, because the ad looks look like an endorsement. If one of my trusted contacts uses one product, then I may want to discover the product, and feel inclined to buy it. I know this quite well, since I started a French site called Les influenceurs http://www.influenceurs.net/ a few years ago, that inspired Word of Blog here. Basically it's a spreadfirefox thing where anyone can post badges, and people can copy/paste on their sites. Filtering is done by the network, and there is a "voyeur" kind of appeal to it, because you know what your contacts are actually promoting or using. It's a powerful feature IMHO." - Stephane LEE

"Totally agree with you, Jevon. Thinking that a few early adopters will force companies to change policies, and that bottom-up rules is so naive... Of course Internet changes many things, like the fact that employees know more web-based solutions to specific tasks/problems, that they can recommend to decision-makers. Sometimes they can adopt a web app without refering to their hierarchy, and sometimes the hierarchy can approve mainly because of lack of time to find a suitable alternative. But until further reports, it remains to be seen that Internet users suddenly can help vendors "cross the chasm" (cf Geoffrey Moore Law). BigCorps just can't use start-up products until some point, because they have a integrate the process into complex legacy environments, security standards and the like. Maybe the features they ask are overkill or useless, but they fit into policies that have been established over the years. External facing is different, because then Entreprises want to appeal to..." - Stephane LEE

"We’ve been using GroupTweet internally for 3-month and it’s working well. Allows employees to choose between public tweets and group (interna) tweets." - Stephane LEE

"For sure, feeds are a new way to consume content, event-driven. Precisely, the pain point for feeds is consumption. We don't have time to read everything along a feed. Which threat should drive attention ? First thing I do is look at the author, and if he is on the radar, I'll read. But maybe he talks about unworthy things. To know how many people of your group/network consume one thread would be a first step to unclutter feeds. To build on your financial analogy, there could be quotations on threads ;-) eg : (a vc feedization 12.34 + 0.34)" - Stephane LEE

"Chris, About n°3 : If it is free or cheap, why do you tell your boss ? Boss usually care about real things, you know, things that cost a lot ;-) Best, Stephane." - Stephane LEE

"My take is that Webmasters appeared with web1.0, and that Community Managers will emerge from web2.0. This analogy may give us some hints about the future role of these experts, don’t you think ?" - Stephane LEE

Open Source BlueKiwi - Stephane LEE

"Fred, Once again, right on the spot. As a fan of your blog, I do look forward to meet you on the Solferino Passerelle. See you soon. Stephane." - Stephane LEE