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David Sams

Smashing Magazine - 0 views

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    A great industry site with news, discussion and features about web design, web content, Information Architecture etc.
Amit Kelkar

The government will talk back to the public - 0 views

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    SMH article about the Australian government's "Gov2.0" initiative which encourages government employees to use social media more.  
Amit Kelkar

Beyond the 'Networked Public Sphere': Politics, Participation and Technics in Web 2.0 - 0 views

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    Article from Fibreculture journal.
Tamsin Lloyd

Calling In Pros to Refine Your Google Image - washingtonpost.com - 0 views

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    This article discusses the potential problems managing your reputation and identity online when a person (known or unknown) decides to attack you. As the article reads: "The proliferation of blogs and Web sites can allow angry clients, jealous lovers or ruthless competitors to define a person's identity. Whether true or not, their words can have far-reaching effects" The question to ask is - how do we stop this from happening, and manage it when it does?
Tamsin Lloyd

You don't need an iPad. But once you try one, you won't be able to resist. - By Farhad ... - 0 views

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    This article argues that reputation - such as in Apple's iPad - can be more important than need and functionality when it comes to technology. The phenomena of 'the fad' is not new, but is especially relevant with technological products and innovation. It will be interesting to see whether items such as the iPad do fill gaps in a market or are simply fad toys. The iPad's claimed 'killer function' - that of reading and subscriptions - will prove interesting when we look at how the publishing industry repsponds and whether standards much develop for newspapers/books/magazines.
Tamsin Lloyd

Reputations at stake, companies try to alter word of mouth online - washingtonpost.com - 0 views

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    This article discusses how online review sites can be manipulated, and the importance that companies place on 'word of mouth' for reputation. It raises this important issue: online reviews and comments are crucial for the reputation of 'real world' sites, so how can these sites be 'governed'? Or should they be?
Castillo Rocas

YouTube - Web 2.0 ... The Machine is Us/ing Us - 1 views

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    A small video on how text in this visual and digital age, far from disappearing, is becoming a verb... going away from its former linearity, becoming hypertext!  Saw it a few years back, however is still worth sharing!
César Albarrán Torres

New media death watch: New Matilda to fold - Crikey - 0 views

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    Alternative online outlet New Matilda will shut down operations due to poor revenue from advertising "in the current media environment". Sad. 
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