Posts Tagged “socialsoftware”

What have you ponied up for web 2.0?

by JS on March 29, 2008

Recently the swissmiss blog had a non-visual post that grabbed my attention: What Sites Do You Pay For? Her answer: 2 x Flickr ($25 year) Typepad ($14.95 month) Skype Pro ($3 month) Quicken ($2.99 month) Blinksale ($12 month) Backpackit ($7 (…)

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Good-bye, little blue robot

by JS on January 4, 2008

For the last few days, I haven’t taken a self portrait. Feels a little weird not to be, too — I’d been taking one every day all of last year. On New Year’s Eve, I finished up my 365 days (…)

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Social software at work: ties and tools

by JS on November 8, 2007

Andrew McAfee gave a great talk at Defrag about Enterprise 2.0, the meat of which appears on his blog as How to Hit the Enterprise 2.0 Bullseye. (His nutshell definition of Enterprise 2.0: “the use of emergent social software platforms (…)

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