Tag: discourse

• Web 2.0: The Micro And Macro Of The Matter

  In this post, I want to pull back a bit to focus on some of the meaning behind the term Web 2.0, touching upon aspects of the meme that have driven it to a certain tipping point within the tech community. And no, that doesn’t mean everyone is on board—as dedicated professionals are either embracing…

  spcoon

  October 6, 2005

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  Amazon.com, blogging, collaboration, discourse, flickr, Google, information architecture, innovation, internet, user experience design, web 2.0

• Newsweek Blog Talk: An Innovator?

  Newsweek and Technorati are in bed together and I’m really hoping it isn’t a monogamous relationship. I’m not sure when this started, but Newsweek is now citing “Blog Talk,” creating a contextual column from the Newsweek article page that links to a full Blog Talk page which presents the last 10 blogs posts that have…

  spcoon

  August 15, 2005

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  blogging, business, citizen media, community, discourse, innovation, internet, journalism, media, news, progressive, Technorati

• Tag! We’re It! Part II

  A few months back, I stepped out of my dead-bolted existence within the walls of Ameritrade and began to digest the current state of this Web 2.0 explosion; the Semantic Web seems so much closer to fruition than it did just a few years back. Much of the renewed push and entrepreneurial spirit that has…

  spcoon

  August 14, 2005

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  activism, blogging, business, capitalism, citizen media, communication, community, discourse, disinformation, information architecture, internet, politics, progressive, revolution, Semantic Web, tagging, technology