What “entitities” should have a “voice” in social media?
I’m a big proponent of making “humans” the priority when creating social media products. I actually coined the term “humanode” in my book Word of Mouse: The New Age of Networked Media, which described the individual human as the only “node on the network” that was important [...]
The explosion of socializing and communication tools in the social media sphere has fueled the debate about what is connotative of “context”?
We used to have this simple mnemonic: the five (5) Cs– content, community, commerce, code and context– to which we referred when we were discussing the building blocks of building web-based products.
Content Anything [...]
All A-Twitter About Geo
We’ve probably all seen a version of this announcement by Twitter.
This is a significant announcement, and further validation of the gigantic opportunity in cracking the nut of location-based social media and advertising.
Two notable paragraphs, IMHO:
The ramifications or opportunities between linking twitter and geo-location are many, and will surface over time. Location-based [...]
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