How business, culture and politics look from inside my own personal Internet bubble...
Andrew McAfee and Karim Lakhani at Harvard Business School has published the first HBS case study of Wikipedia. I haven't read it yet, but the questions and topics look very interesting... [Tags: wikipedia hbs everything_is_miscellaneous |]
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Mochila says it's doing for all content what iTunes has done for music: Enabling people to buy the content they need when they need it. It has a marketplace to let you monetize your "high quality" content. At ThisNext users can talk about the products they care about.
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It serves ads to users based on their demographics and behavior. [I'm just not convinced that these various platforms we've seen today do much more than starting up a chat room while watching TV; that's what we do for political events we couldn't otherwise stand to watch.
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Byron Dorgan i n a 2 min video explains why he's co-sponsoring a bi-partisan Net neutrality bill. Verizon would like it if Massachusetts approved it at the state level, rather than having to get the permission of local towns one by one.
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Googling for solutions to problems works but only sort of, says Andy. And that got me thinking that it'd be useful if we started tagging such posts with some standard tags, such as (perhaps): troubleshooting, operating system, application name, error message, problem area, solved/unsolved.
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Ted Kennedy, the lion of the Senate, has posted a petition in support of his bill that would prevent any further escalation until the President presents a plan for success and Congress approves.| | |Maybe the bill is a symbolic action. Symbols count. [Tags: politics iraq bush ted_kennedy|]
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