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Music 2.0 Directory
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by: David JenningsIn the course of writing my book, I started by describing blogs and wikis as two examples of the same thing — user-generated content. Towards the end of the book, I came up against...
View ArticleWikis versus blogs as cultural commentary
by: David JenningsTwo years ago I created a wiki site about 69 Love Songs, my favourite album. I had in mind an evolving resource where people would add new perspectives on each song, so that it would...
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by: Dominic BasultoOne result of the popularity of Wikinomics has been the number of collaborative wikis that have been launched by organizations and corporations in order to share ideas around the...
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the living proof of wikinomics
by: Yann Gourvennec We all know about Wikinomics, Don Tapscott’s latest contribution to our world of changes. One may think that Tapscott’s exposé is a little bit theoretical and judging by the number...
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Driving successfully web 2.0 into the enterprise
by: Christian SmaggThere are risks and challenges associated with adopting any new technology, and Enterprise 2.0 is no different. It is quickly becoming evident that successful implementation is...
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by: Nancy BaymI spent the latter half of this week in Princeton. I was invited by the Center for Information Technology Policy and spoke on the topic “Understanding the Networked Audience.” Here is a...
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The Radio Times of the Future
by: David JenningsThis is the second of the excerpts from the first full draft of my book that I think it is worth rescuing from the cutting room floor. As I explained for the first one, there were a...
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by: John WinsorIn 2004, Beyond the Brand was published. At the time, I wanted to title the book, Co-Creation. The publisher said that co-creation would never be a sticky term. So, they named the book...
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Sideswiped by Sidewiki
Reading through posts to the Web 2.0 Marketing Group I belong to on LinkedIn recently, a question came up about the implications of Google's Sidewiki for pharmaceutical/medical device brands. In an...
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