Monthly Archives: June 2007

The Unanswered Question About GrandCentral

Not that its going to be sold — there are lots of folks who think that its going to happen. 
For what its worth, I think it makes a lot of sense, from Google’s own desire to organize the world’s information.  GrandCentral allows users to have a central phone number, but it also allows users to [...]

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Will The “Danah” Report Be The Kiss of Death To MySpace’s Valuation?

Why Rupert Murdoch is probably cursing Danah Boyd’s name.

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How to Make Conversational Marketing “Work” (Or, A Recipe For Real Conversations)

Because what makes people question the integrity of bloggers is when they begin to question the kind of conversations they have.

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Understanding The Real Nature Of “Conversational Marketing” (Its More Insidious Than PayPerPost)

Probably because the bloggers who are doing it aren’t aware of the kind of connections that are made.

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When Crowds Get Out Of Control — A Case for Stronger Digg Censorship?

Recently a woman was harassed to no end, thanks to YouTube that got frontpaged on Digg. Does Digg have an obligation towards privacy violations and calls for harassment?

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Yahoo! Acquires Rivals: Seemingly Smart Content Move, But Where’s The Peanut Butter?

That is, where does Rivals fit within their overall strategy — or is this yet another case of being spread a bit too thin … like peanut butter.

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Jerry Yang, New CEO Of Yahoo: Exactly What Yahoo *Doesn’t* Need?

Big changes at Yahoo! — but will moving in Jerry Yang be the kind of change Yahoo! needs? Erm … perhaps, perhaps not.

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