Neo Binaries
NEO Binaries is a directory of Web2.0 applications, a web 2.0 community itself designed to help you decide the perfect web based application for your wide-ranging requirements.
December 21, 2006 at 3:53 pm | Web2.0 | No Comments »
Web 2.0 how-to design style guide
Web design from scratch have published a Web 2.0 how-to design style guide full of usability tips for building Web2.0 applications.
December 21, 2006 at 3:51 pm | Web2.0, Usability | No Comments »
Getting Web 2.0 to work in China
O’Reilly have published a Web2.0 Podcast interview with Jack Ma on what does and does not work in China.
Are you interested in learning how to tap into the huge Chinese market?
Many U.S. companies have tried and failed to crack the largest consumer market in the world. Check out our podcast with Jack Ma of Alibaba.com.
Alibaba, the Chinese conglomerate, has more than 30 million registered users and is growing rapidly.
December 13, 2006 at 11:00 pm | Web2.0, china | No Comments »
Seven Habits of Highly Succesful Websites
Seven (actually five) habits of Highly Succesful web2.0 sites are listed and analysed here (based on a study of MySpace, Wikipedia, Facebook, Flickr, Digg, Del.icio.us and Google Maps). They are:
- Be Ugly
- Don’t Have Features
- Let Users Do Your Job
- Ignore Standards
- Build to Flip
December 13, 2006 at 12:08 pm | Web2.0 | No Comments »
Check out the newsnight shortlist
See the videos that where sent in for the newsnight user generated content competition
December 12, 2006 at 4:44 pm | Web2.0, video | No Comments »
Fuel for travel
Found this article on Guerilla Innovation what a great idea;
In addition to the tons of other things you can already do or buy at Schiphol Airport, now you can tank up your mp3 player or telephone with digital content.
Fuel for Travel is a new store where passengers in transit can buy and download music, audio books and videos for almost any mobile device.
The store is finansed by Samsung but apparently they happily tank up other platforms as well.
On a side note, the concept reminds me of a research project that I carried out with Fiat Centro Stile in Turin in 2001 which investigated how to stimulate Fiat travellers by offering them mental fuel shaped as a social highway service.
December 5, 2006 at 3:17 pm | social media | No Comments »
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