Articles taggés web 2.0

Web 2.0 and social networking digest

Reading an article by George Siemens (Making Sense Of New Technologies And Media: An Opinionated Digest) I found some parts of his digest quite interesting :

  • Being Nomad : he reports about an article published in The Economist which asks the question about the reality of “being here” vs “being connected”. The paradox is quite interesting to read about and gives a hint of what our future could be like, and how it may change the way we talk about communication…
  • How much time does Web 2.0 take? : I never really thought about it but this article tries to quantify different web 2.0 activities. Maybe, I should ask myself the question after reading this : how much time can I afford communicating on the web?
  • The future of social networking : or how our mobile devices will help us remember distant friends or relatives
  • Here is also a great presentation about social networking (E-business presentation) which will be a good counterpart to the article above.

    Besides, you may find the following articles quite complementary to previous posts about corporate blogging:

  • Examples of great company blogs
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    Webilus - carte (postale) du web

    Suite à un article dans le Matin Dimanche (coup de coeur) je me suis amusé à surfer sur un site qui décoiffe le web : WEBILUS

    Truffé d’illustrations qui permettent d’appréhender l’univers du web 2.0 de manière ludique et efficace ! Un petit détour dans les rubriques suivantes s’imposent :

    Dans le même esprit, Common craft a choisi d’expliquer des choses compliquées de manière simple… et c’est assez concluant.
    Une caméra, un marker, quelques bouts de papier et c’est le concept de social networking qui devient évident… par exemple!
    Je cours montrer ça à ma femme :-)

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    User generated content - Communication & marketing 2.0

    Having written a few posts about the media revolution and different aspects of user generated content (real or fake competition for journalists and media firms ?), I have found a few references about direct implications in marketing and communication… Here is a short list of a few pages :

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