Archive for March, 2008
Mixx: When users become the newsroom staff
Thursday, March 27th, 2008“Mixx is your link to the web content that really matters“.
The user-generated-content site, Mixx, doesn’t have an editor who decides the headlines. Instead, users decide all the editorial items!
Here’s how it works:
Only Super Mixxers can tag a story as “Breaking.” If you haven’t achieved Super Mixxer status, just keep Mixxing: add great content, vote […]
Web 2.0 ‘imperative’ for business: Oracle exec
Thursday, March 27th, 2008Bill Kearney, general manager of enterprise content management at Oracle Asia-Pacific, gave an advise for advertisers to target niche audience: just approach “web 2.0’s commercial appeal”.
There is a fierce reason behind this idea: “Web 2.0 and web content management facilitate collaborative communication,” he explained.
Focusing on the-also-called-new media would be a next-gen strategy to compete and […]
Voila. Enterprise Wiki for everyone!
Thursday, March 27th, 2008It’s an enterprise wiki with document management capabilities.
Source: Digital Asset Management
When web 2.0 meets GPS
Thursday, March 27th, 2008The new gadget offers two-way communication between the device and user, instead of one-way like other devices did. Yes, it can connect your gadget back to the company’s servers over cell phone or Wi-Fi wireless Internet connections.
“There is an element of Web 2.0 meets GPS here,” said Mark Williamson, director of services for Dash. “Others […]
How much is your blog worth? $150 million!
Thursday, March 27th, 2008Blog would be a worthy property today and in the coming years. If your blogs have your own niche with millions of readers, please be aware, the capital owners will keep eye on you, I promise.
Douglas A. McIntyre wrote about The Twenty-Five Most Valuable Blogs (is it one of them is yours?) and mentioned that […]
The best taglines around the Internet
Friday, March 21st, 2008Do you know the taglines, don’t you? It’s usually put under the blog or the web title. It consists of a few words, but sometimes in form of a sentence. This blog, for instance, has the tagline: “Talk with me.”
DailyBlogTips has a collection of the best taglines around the Internet, which might inspire you to […]
John Chow is Bad for Blogging?
Thursday, March 13th, 2008John Chow might be considered bad for blogging, but his monthly revenue was really really “not bad”.