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SaaS in Russia - нужна помощь
dulanov, Парадокс Смейла and corvin liked this
Друзья, я делаю быстрый research по рынку SaaS приложений в рунете и в России вообще. Кто что-то знает - киньте ссылку или название, или имя. Интересуют стартапы, продукты от устоявщихся компаний, просто хорошие блоги, твиттеры и проч.
- Kirill Bolgarov
http://aprentis.ru
- В глаз печенье
спасибо!
- Kirill Bolgarov
Даниил Фейгин: http://feygin.moikrug.ru/
- Капитан Сильвер Буллет
каталог решений: http://saas4russia.wordpress.com/directo...
- Daniel Feygin
Cuil Exits Stealth Mode With A Massive Search Engine - http://www.techcrunch.com/2008...
tried it -- very promising
- Daniel Feygin
yes it is kool.
- Nina Maslov
Drizzle - https://launchpad.net/drizzle
A lightweight SQL database for cloud and Web applications designed for massive concurrency. The code is originally derived from MySQL.
- Daniel Feygin
Drizzle - https://launchpad.net/drizzle
A lightweight SQL database for cloud and Web applications designed for massive concurrency. The code is originally derived from MySQL.
- Daniel Feygin
Russia, The Final Frontier For Data Centers? - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
Sounds plausible, except that Russia is already running into a deficit of generating capacities the way things are now.
- Daniel Feygin
Dick Hardt: Facebook Connect - fatal blow for OpenID? - http://identity20.com/?p=151
Not sure why Facebook can't use OpenID with attributes to share identity data. It is technically possible even for a third party to develop an OpenID-Facebook bridge, but that would violate Facebook's TOS. They can do it themselves without changing the TOS and enforcing all the policies as they do now.
- Daniel Feygin
10gen - http://www.10gen.com/
PaaS architecturally resembling Google App Engine with Ruby and server-side JavaScript runtimes.
- Daniel Feygin
PaaS architecturally resembling Google App Engine with Ruby and server-side JavaScript runtimes.
- Daniel Feygin
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- Daniel Feygin
Re: Fred Wilson Dot VC - http://fredwilson.vc/post...
"Versailles is pre-release Peterhof."
- Daniel Feygin
What are you all reading to get world news (not geek news) NYTimes? Herald Tribune? What else? Thanks!
Mitchell Tsai, Erhan Erdogan, Rishabh Mishra (p248) and 2 other people liked this
Google News
- Joao
Reuters, Yahoo News, Google News, and Japanese news sites... Thank goodness for RSS!
- Mona Nomura
I'm a voracious reader, but also avid listener/viewer of some programming. Text info comes from NY Times, IHT, FT and as for the listen/watch portion that would be BBC (also quite like their web site written content), NPR, CNN
- Cathy Brooks
Drudge Report
- Rodfather
twitter BBCnews, twitter CNNinternational, the german Spiegel, der Standard (austrian quality newspaper),
- Margit Hinke
NYTimes, BBC, and CNN via twitter, Google News online, plus Fark.com :)
- Robyn Miller
find a wire scraping site and then sub to that site's RSS :)-
- Peter Dawson
Reuters, BBCNews, CNN
- Lucretia Pruitt
the onion, make me enjoy news
- Dobromir Hadzhiev
guardian.co.uk, Reuters, FFeed, a slew of RSS feeds
- Michael W. May
from twhirl
Yahoo News, CNN, NWCN
- Renee Hendricks
My local news , Associated Press and yes..Fox News.
- Candace
BBC,NY Times,Google News
- Henry Burger
thank you all for your contributions as well as on the poll here http://answers.polldaddy.com/viewPol...
- Loic Le Meur
from twhirl
The Economist, Spiegel Online - International, CFR.org
- Dusty Dean
New York Times, Telegraph.co.uk, Guardian.co.uk, Time.com, ..
- Timo Heuer
NYT, BBC and AFP (yes AFP is in English too)
- eric scherer
CNN, CNN World, BBC
- Eric Rice
radio-canada.ca, cbc.ca, BBC, CNN
- Yves Desharnais
from twhirl
Wall Street Journal (online), BBC World Edition (online), and Friendfeed.
- Zach Landes
NYTimes, BBC, CNN, Huffington Post,
- Jeremy Franklin
Paul's and Bret's posts in Friendfeed. : )
- Erhan Erdogan
BBC, Google News, NYTimes, & social media contacts. get lots of info in twitter/friendfeed, then follow up on news sites.
- Blackeyed P
NYTimes, Washington Post, WSJ, FT, IHT, Guardian, BBC World, CNN International
- Daniel Feygin
The guardian feed and the CBC as well as Twitter and a few of the above...
- Aron Michalski
BBC news
- Trevor F. Smith
I'm with Trevor: +1 for BBC news.
- Iain Baker
BBC first, Google News and NY Times next
- Deepak Singh
BBC, Washington Post, Christian Science Monitor, WSJ, NYTimes Breitbart
- Phil Maxwell
Web - Guardian and Print/Web - The Economist
- Terence Reis
from Alert Thingy
bbc news online (and sometimes friendfeed-eg chinese earthquake)
- Cameron Neylon
from fftogo
MOBIVOX - Free International Calls, From Any Phone, Anywhere - http://www.mobivox.com/
Mobivox provides local dial-in and uses voice recognition to figure out which of your pre-configured contacts you want to call and on which line (office/mobile/home/Skype/etc). Talkster is similar, but requires that addressee call back.
- Daniel Feygin
MOBIVOX - Free International Calls, From Any Phone, Anywhere - http://www.mobivox.com/
Mobivox provides local dial-in and uses voice recognition to figure out which of your pre-configured contacts you want to call and on which line (office/mobile/home/Skype/etc). Talkster is similar, but requires that addressee call back.
- Daniel Feygin
How Twitter Could Be Worth A Billion In A Year - http://www.alleyinsider.com/2008...
Robert Clockedile, Noah David Simon, Tsega Dinka and 6 other people liked this
another interesting way for twitter to make money... a payment system. i could see that if it wasn't for the problems keeping the service up. people will tolerate a social network being down, but not PayPal.
- Jason Calacanis
from Bookmarklet
twitter will not exist in a year. Traffic has slowed considerably in the past month. Friendfeed has a better chance
- Grant
What's that? Twitter you say? Yawn.
- Thomas Hawk
Fascinating. Hope Twitter is listening.
- Dewald Pretorius
I say outsource discovery of monetization model to all those willing to try. Create more extension points via the API (including, crucially, XMPP pub/sub), promote apps via Twitter's own catalog and charge them for API access above a certain limit. This way Twitter becomes the GTM and middleware platform for these apps and can charge a gateway fee without concern for the individual apps' business model. The apps themselves can range from payments to market intelligence to whatever else.
- Daniel Feygin
“p innonate $5″ + The money to send said tweet + Twitter's cut + Paypal-like Service's Cut + Scamming and Fraud Protection + The fact that beer is probably your 5th for the night and your drunk friend has grabbed your mobile and tweeted someone else $20 bucks from your account... it could work
- Johnny Worthington
Excellence.
- Clay Newton
Anyone who invents a half-assed micropayments system should be flogged.
- Rob Sterling
Sorry, not buying it.
- Jonathon
I'm afraid I don't buy it either, @Jonathon. I'm -rarely- in a situation where I owe someone five bucks. Even less, the people that I might owe five bucks to wouldn't have the first idea what to do with a p2p payment. Sorry, Nate, but your idea is grasping at VERY short straws.
- Bradley McSpinn
from twhirl
Voice-over-IP gateway for Google Talk, MSN and Yahoo Users - http://www.gtalk2voip.com/talkste...
GTalk meets Talkster
- Daniel Feygin
Voice-over-IP gateway for Google Talk, MSN and Yahoo Users - http://www.stumbleupon.com/demo...
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GTalk meets Talkster
- Daniel Feygin
It's Progress, After All - http://blogs.iona.com/newcome...
Consolidation in SOA infrastructure continues. Surprised by the low valuation -- Systinet was sold for as much.
- Daniel Feygin
Marc Benioff's mantra: Anything but Microsoft | Outside the Lines - CNET News.com - http://news.cnet.com/8301-13...
Microsoft will need to create an ecosystem in the cloud, but to do that it needs to first come out with a cloud platform. It will take years. In the meantime, the Google-Salesforce-Amazon troika will continue to advance. And by that time IBM might have a credible cloud platform story too.
- Daniel Feygin
from Bookmarklet
funny, that was the way Marc was with me last week when we interviewed him for http://www.fastcompany.tv
- Robert Scoble
posted a message on Twitter (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) (via Tumblr) - http://innov8r.tumblr.com/post...
wow
- Daniel Feygin
это у тебя френдфиды что ли зациклились???
- Nina Maslov
да, я давно добивался этого эффекта
- Daniel Feygin
прикольно получилось :)
- Nina Maslov
The Innovator's Dilemma - http://www.businessweek.com/chapter...
Chapter One of Clayton Christiansen's classic.
- Daniel Feygin
The Innovator's Dilemma - http://www.businessweek.com/chapter...
Chapter One of Clayton Christiansen's classic.
- Daniel Feygin
Facebook Platform Now Open Source: fbOpen - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
Would be interesting to see if they manage to set up an alternative ecosystem to OpenSocial. Just open sourcing the platform will not be enough to gain social network partners. They would have to adopt a federated network architecture with identity portability, not just application portability.
- Daniel Feygin
Now to the question some won't want to talk about: How can brands benefit from Friendfeed
Todd Jordan, K.D., Rick Mahn and 13 other people liked this
Brands should always monitor the conversation, but should they be "Talking" to people here? If so, how are the rules different?
- Jeremiah Owyang
How can't they? Being able to more or less spy on, observe, and participate in multiple "around the watercooler" conversations about news stories regarding a brand is valuable market research. It's one thing to see how journalists are reporting about your brand (vis a vis blogs and news outlets), it's another thing to see how regular people are reacting to those stories.
- Mark Trapp
I think there's a pushback to that, Daniel: it's akin to astroturfing. But it does provide enough research to change your marketing moving forward. Do people think your service is unreliable? Change your marketing to focus on how reliable you actually are. Do people think you're a ripoff? Change your marketing to highlight the value of your service.
- Mark Trapp
Tracking/measurement is obviously beneficial, but brands can also jump in to correct misperceptions, which invariably crop up in conversations you don't moderate
- Daniel Feygin
Are the rules different than business blogging here in Friendfeed? I don't think so.
- Jeremiah Owyang
Brands should search FriendFeed just like they search Twitter and others, so they can respond to users quickly.
- Louis Gray
Jeremiah, I don't think so either, but with one possibly major difference: with blogs, it's all about what the blogger said. With Friendfeed, it's all about what the people who read the blog said and how they react. There is much more emphasis on the comments than the story.
- Mark Trapp
Jeremiah, I'm lacking data. I know everyone raves about Zappos on Twitter, but everyone raves about Zappos in general. Comcast seems to have more ranters than ravers. How do you measure the meaningfulness of Comcast being on Twitter? What are the metrics for measuring that from Comcast's perspective?
- Robert Seidman
Mark, doesn't astroturfing involve disguise? I am not suggesting that at all.
- Daniel Feygin
How do you take all this lovely data from ff or other and convert it into a marketing strategy?
- Paul Metcalfe
If companies look at FF or Twitter or any of the newer communication channels with marketing glasses on, they'll be missing out on a lot of opportunities to really connect with a lot of people. Lets look at Twitter and their recent transparency regarding what's happening over there. Even though they have their own communication platform, they themselves waited far too long to actually communicate. Now, instead of communicating they're in damage control mode and reacting.
- Paul Short
continuing - Yes, they're communicating with users but some would say it's too little too late. If other companies want to expose their brands and get all they can out of these new services, become early adopters and make friends in the way regular people do. That's how to benefit - be one of us, not just use our blabbering to gain intelligence or monitor what we're talking about.
- Paul Short
I understand. But I still ask how you get this compelling info/data into something that will help create a strategy. I'm thinking blue-chip and not start-up.
- Paul Metcalfe
Paul is right, engaging with users is more than PR/marketing activity, so speaking strictly of brands in this context is limiting. Executive, product management, account management, customer service, etc have a lot to gain from both monitoring and entering into these conversations. And PR should stay away from being the gatekeeper.
- Daniel Feygin
if they can have an actual person interacting with friendfeeders, truly participating in the community, then I wouldn't mind. if they are not going to do that, I don't think I'd want to see or hear them.
- edythe
I agree with Julian. Since brands are looking to engage customers on so many digital media channels from YouTube, to Facebook, to blogs, to Twitter it only makes sense to point your customers in the direction of something that doesn't have them running around all over the place and where you can be sure that every last bit of marketing material that you put out there is directed to the...
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- Devlin Dunsmore
Actually in the case of Facebook since they are now allowing imports of thrid party site data into the news feed you could use a similar strategy for that as well. However given the controls of the mini feed right now it would be much easier to manage the content through FriendFeed.
- Devlin Dunsmore
from twhirl
I agree with edythe.
- Ginger Makela Riker
Brand awareness through engagement. Brands who are part of the conversation improve their overall standing, think Microsoft's blogging strategy
- Duncan Riley
brands are screwed here unless they can manage the massese of "noise" Get that right and...
- Paul Metcalfe
@Robert: the plain fact that you're talking about Comcast (a horrible company that I still do business with) means they've succeeded on some level - primarily marketing. Positive branding? Not sure. But do you think of Comcast as being more cutting edge then they were? Probably.
- AJ Kohn
I can definitely see bands who have social profiles across the grid using it to tighten communications with their fans. You asked about brands but I consider bands to be brands themselves these days.
- Adam Gershenbaum
Odd Comments and Strange Doings in Unix - http://cm.bell-labs.com/cm...
From Dennis Ritchie explains where /* You are not expected to understand this */ and such came and from.
- Daniel Feygin
Why Would Anyone Leave Google? - http://www.eweek.com/c...
Whoa, eWeek quoting Fake Steve Jobs!
- Daniel Feygin
Thanks for the shirt, Paul! - http://www.flickr.com/photos...
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Jason R. Hunter, Susan Stevens, Paul Buchheit and 10 other people liked this
"beefbneirf"? :)
- Nathaniel Payne
hey -- how do *I* get one ???
- Barbara K. Baker
I could advertise for FriendFeed in Japan... :-)
- Mitchell Tsai
But are there pads to hold drinks in a bid to reduce the use of cans and plastic bottles?
- RAPatton
somebody should make them customized with your ff name
- Daniel Feygin
I don't see a link to a "store" at the bottom, but how can the rest of us get one? :-)
- Jordan Hofker
Ha - definitely thought they'd have a slightly more official channel. Thanks for the link, Louis.
- Jordan Hofker
Louis: Thanks for the FriendFeed link. Paul wouldn't let me pay a monthly fee for FriendFeed. :-( So maybe I can just buy "swag"...
- Mitchell Tsai
Great beeFdneirF shirt! Maybe you'll get a FriendFeed shirt one day! ;) (Honestly, looks great on you and I think I'll have to get one)
- Vince DeGeorge
cute!
- edythe
One-On-One With The Founders Of FriendFeed - Digital Life Blog - InformationWeek - http://www.informationweek.com/blog...
FriendFeed primer
- Daniel Feygin
Send me URL's people, not names!!!
Tyson Key, yannick, ravi karandeekar and 15 other people liked this
FF has a new menu when sliding over their FF names : ) Why dont u use it? Use it and subscribe.
- Erhan Erdogan
Here I am http://friendfeed.com/green there :-)
- Olexiy Prokhorenko
http://friendfeed.com/kittell -- enjoy! (if you're a real glutton for punishment, you're also not yet following http://twitter.com/kittell)
- Kirk Kittell
I've subscribed to everyone here. Thanks!
- Robert Scoble
FriendFeed just got a whole lot noiser :)
- Steven Hodson
sorry about that - http://friendfeed.com/blindsq...
- Michael Pardee
http://friendfeed.com/clprez - Carol
- clp
www.friendfeed.com/vmjr
- Victor Ryden
@SteveHodson You're right! FF sure did get a lot noisier tonight - after all, it's open mic night at Scoble's World Wide Show.on Friendfeed aka "ScobleFeed" :-) sorry Robert, I couldn't resist the fun!! <FF poke?!>
- Susan Beebe
here you go - http://friendfeed.com/mvanwink - thanks again for your visit in March!
- Matt Van Winkle
I sent you a link to me on twitter. now here's another. i still want you to go see the trailers for "man conquers space," too. http://twurl.nl/nlc2ev
- mark zero (Jason)
saw you at the Google OSO blogger panel - http://friendfeed.com/coatney
- Derek Coatney
http://friendfeed.com/ihadron - David Z
- David Z
http://friendfeed.com/scabr - Nice to contact you,Robert!
- Igor Poltavskiy
Feel free to add drops from http://friendfeed.com/morberg to your firehose
- Niklas Morberg
FYI, you can just import your twitter contacts into Friend Feed http://internetducttape.com/2008...
- engtech
They should really let you just have a "let others subscribe me to them" button for you. - http://friendfeed.com/power
- Alex Power
YES, I am the real Ultimate Warrior http://friendfeed.com/ultimat...
- Warrior
Others are saying so, here's mine - http://friendfeed.com/jackst
- Jack
MySpace Partners with Yahoo, Twitter, eBay on Data "Availability" - http://www.readwriteweb.com/archive...
see comments on the site for important details
- Daniel Feygin
Marc Benioff heralds Web 3.0 at DreamForce Europe - http://feeds.feedburner.com/~r...
Robert Scoble liked this
not sure this "web" b.s. is going to resonate with the enterprise crowd -- saas/paas/cloud messaging seems to be working fine so far. don't understand why use a term you cannot own and probably should not anyway.
- Daniel Feygin
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