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The Importance of the NLRB/Facebook Case
Since this has yet to be picked up by lots of people (for I enjoy reading the news late at night) The National Labor Relations Board is pursuing a case of an employee being fired because she complained about her job on Facebook. It has a rule that any worker may talk about their work [...]
Posted in Business, Media Also tagged Business, national labor relations board, nlrb, Social media 0 Comments
Data Wars
If you haven’t heard the news- Google is getting rid of the ability to get your contacts imported into secondary web applications unless reciprocral data is shared back to Google. This hurts Facebook the most, as it is the largest user of said data. (Primarily from your email) Some sigifigant points to be made here: 1) Despite [...]
While everyone else was having a Privacy Scandal
Image by ShanaLC via Flickr I saw the weirdest thing recently. While we are all having conniptions about privacy, the last person I would ever think threw a wrench in the entire argument about having privacy. Maybe. A fairly obscure blogger (who I like to read), named Hasidic Rebel, decided to unmask himself as Sholom [...]
Posted in Ideas, Internet, Random Also tagged controversies, hasidic rebel, hipster, Privacy, Social media, Social network 0 Comments
May #NYTM The Review!!!
Image by froboy via Flickr Note: after this point- we’re Moving in with NYU. See you downtown. GoodCrush’s RandomDorm (yes I was able to test this)- A) Still isn’t working for me. Though I may retest, I can’t tell if this is a multi-tab eater thing. Or it may be a University of Chicago [...]
Posted in Business, Internet, Media Theory, Reviews Also tagged Business Model, demo, goodcrush, high school, Online Communities, seatgeek, User Interface, Web 2.0, Zemanta 6 Comments
In Honor of Arnold and Facebook
Image via Wikipedia So Arnold wrote this piece about the growing dominance of Facebook (is that my internet home???). In honor of some of the questions he raised, I am going to throw some possibilities out about the questions of search: It might be that search is not the answer, finding is. And finding, is [...]
Posted in Ideas, Information, Interfaces Also tagged Online Communities, Search, Social media, Social Networking, Web Design and Development 6 Comments
NYTech Meetup, The January Edition
Image by Marco Arment via Flickr Alright people, the New York Tech Meetup in ~4000 Words:
Posted in Art, Business, Product Design, Reviews Also tagged ArtLog, Artworld, blackberry, BlazeTrak, cash flow, company comments, drop.io, faces, game, initiative, IPhone, joke, meetup, money maker, new york, new york city, ny tech meetup, NYCBigApps, Online Communities, SpeakerText, taxi companies, tweet, Udorse, United States, Web 2.0 13 Comments
Art Dova
Art Dova Art Dova technically is a piece that remains continually in process. There has been a number of pieces written here and elsewhere about Art Dova. Art Dova, essentially, was supposed to be an ongoing Panopticonic Happening on Facebook. The Idea was to create a profile, get people to join the profile, get the [...]
Product Failure, the Position You Never Want to Be in
So in an effort to understand as much as I can about the InterWebs, I am trying to look at as many products as I can. While I can’t say I am some mysterious genius of words like “Drupal” or “Ruby on Rails” or “BigTables,” I can say I have a good gut knowledge of [...]
Posted in Uncategorized Also tagged Business Model, calendar program, calendar programs, Customers, exciting products, expereince, Free, Funny, google, Interfaces, Internet, Iteration, multiplicity, new toy, Online Communities, Services, text god 0 Comments
While You Wait, The Internet is Like Teenagers.
I’m trying to write some other things up, but here is an early thought for your viewing pleasure. So here is that Guy Kawasaki panel with the “kids,” that critical demographic that everyone is trying to change into paying for things. One note: I’m in that demographic, mwahaha. It’s a really hard demographic to be [...]
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