Archive for the “web 2.0” category

The Predictable (And Tragic) Evolution of New Media

by Tony Hung on November 20, 2008

Some news today on the tragic suicide of a young man captured on Justin.tv — Justin.tv being a tad different than, say, YouTube, as its one of those video services which streams content live.  That is to say, he committed (…)

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Has Omnidrive Deadpooled? (For Real?)

by Tony Hung on September 20, 2008

I am a fan of online storage services, to the extent that I do follow things.  Omnidrive is one of those services that I profiled briefly more than a year ago, and at the time I really liked it.  In (…)

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Digg Cashing Out? Yawn.

by Tony Hung on November 8, 2007

What’s that?  New rumours of Digg being sold?  Pardon my giant yawn. Jeez, over the course of the year there’s been about 9-12 different times that I read Digg was going that direction.  Whoops — that’s probably only three — (…)

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Web 2.0 Kitsch or Web 2.0 Learning Tool? You Decide.

by Tony Hung on September 13, 2007

I can’t decide if this is brilliant, or merely the sign of how far over the shark “Web2.0″ has gone.  What I’m talking about is a deck of cards, a la Iraq’s Most Wanted, except that these cards feature Web2.0 (…)

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