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Bir önceki grafik; http://h2b.co/15FTHT
- Baris Bulut
@volkansaglik bana da öyle geliyor, örneğin ben nadiren g+ a giriyorum.
- Baris Bulut
Facebook biraz ilgilense friendfeed ile çok rahat ele geçirir bence kaybettiği kullanıcıları ama, sanırım sadece bir kaç ülkenin ff kullanması onları kesmiyor.
- fatih b.
@Fatih Aynen bana da öyle geliyor
- Baris Bulut
An inspirational resource focused on graphic design, typography, grid systems, minimalism and modernism. http://www.aisleone.net/
Takashi Sakamoto liked this
Our sloppy late Friday night final beta: http://informationarchitects.jp/web-tre... Many typos, but everybody seems to love it.
heri and sasha maximova liked this
I thought the new map was too big (you guys might have 30 inch screens) and also too dark; whereas it was possible to view it on a 17inch laptop screen before, and also it was on a light grey background
- heri
@heri: This is not the screen version, it's the poster. Webtrendmap.com is in the making.
- Oliver Reichenstein
Why haven't you included uCoz in Publishing Line? It is more popular than many other services which have been included.
- digital
Ucoz.com if definitively worth to be mentioned in the Web Trend Map 2009. It's russian domain ucoz.ru takes an honourable 172 place in alexa's global top sites traffic ranking. uCoz is a free hosted cms service.
there are a lot of music sites nowadays. Most of them are either american or british I suggest to include the french one musicovery.com, deezer.com, and the first spanish rockola.fm.
How about Moodle? The most progressive open source learning environment (LMS/CMS, call it what you will!) for educational purposes. Since we started using it, it's been taken up by the Open University in the UK, who are the country's largest provider of distance learning degrees. (http://moodle.org/)
important inclusions: sling.com and tv.com. This is maybe the more prominent change of the next few years (tv channels and aggregators turning to digital). Also Leo Laporte and Sarah Lane on people.
Please provide some input for the Web Trend Map 2009 (especially for non English, non Japanese, non German websites) . A short list of websites and personalities to be featured can be found here: http://informationarchitects.jp/webtren...
jyamasaki, Ph, Peter van Teeseling and 4 other people liked this
you need to drop technorati, they lost lots of influence in 2008 in favour of twitter and friendfeed. also you include Android but not the iPhone in the list, while the iPhone and its application platform is a breakthrough innovation in 2008. Apart from that, looking for the new 2009 map, and especially how you will illustrate the downfall of media houses like the New York Times
- heri
Don't forget to capitalize the P in WordPress (and let us know when we can order a print :))
- Matt Mullenweg
@heri: Yeah, technorati is in trouble. Not sure if they deserve the axe quite yet, but they're up for some spanking. iPhone needs to be on there, no doubt. As for the downfall of media houses: Tough subject. With every trend there is an counter trend...
- Oliver Reichenstein
@Matt: Wakarimashita. BTW: Every person and company on it will get a mail so they can check it before we finalize it for print.
- Oliver Reichenstein
I must say that I'm surprised that FF isn't on the list for the map ... but you're asking for suggestions on it! just saying is all... :o)
- Snipergirl
I have a few suggestions for you Oliver: Scott Karp (Publishing 2.0) cannot be left out if Jeff Jarvis makes it into the list. Gary Vaynerchuk and his Wine Library TV are also worth mentioning. As for non English websites, I recently came across "La tectonique des clics", a column on e24.fr which is really worth subscribing to.
- Régis Kuckaertz
How about locally produced social learning site iKnow! (www.iknow.co.jp) - now with learning for 180 languages and nearly 400,000 registered users.
- Andrew Shuttleworth
I agree about Gary V - Also mashable.com (but Pete Cashmore is listed), you may want to consider people in the Power 150 in Advertising Age - http://adage.com/power150/ - notable bloggers missing - Chris Brogan, Jeremiah Owyang
- jyamasaki
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