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梅田望夫さんが非常に意味深長なことを書いている。 「Wisdom of Crowds(群衆の叡智)」元年の最後で、私はある言葉に眼が釘付けになった。 年末年始は、去年から溜めに溜めた、本何十冊分くらいになるはずの膨大な「再読用書評・感想集」を読みながら、ああでもないこうでもないとずっと考え事をしていた。それで、やはり改めて「Wisdom of Crowds」(群衆の叡智)とは、とてつもないことで、何もまだ始まっていないのだな、と思う。これまでは人間の脳という物理的な制約の中に閉じ込められてきた個人の経験や思考が、これからは他の人たちとゆるやかに結びつき始めるのである。そういう「Wisdom of Crowds」元年がまさにいま始まろうとしているのであって、そういう未来を垣間見せるきっかけとなった初期の道具としてのSNSやブログの枠組みが今のままで「終わり」であるはずがなく、イノベーションに
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This past weekend a series of posts from some of the more influential bloggers prompted me to ask the question: do we trust Google? Results of our spot poll indicated that at least our readers were almost evenly split into three camps – those who trust the company, a third who are smart enough not to trust any corporation, and a third who view them as the new Microsoft, and hence don’t trust them.
Winner-Take-All: Google and the Third Age of Computing (Skrentablog)
Google has won both the online search and advertising markets. They hold a considerable technological lead, both with algorithms as well as their astonishing web-scale computing platform. Beyond this, however, network effects around their industry position and brand will prevent any competitor from capturing market share from them -- even if it were possible to match their technology platform. To
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How to Succeed in 2007 | Chad Hurley | Business 2.0
We asked 50 of the brightest minds in business how they do what they do - and how you can cash in on their advice in the year ahead. 1. Test first. Launch your product or service before you have funding. See how people respond to it before you have a PowerPoint and business plan - have something people can use, and go from there. 2. Seek outside feedback. As you start building the product, don't a
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We asked 50 of the brightest minds in business how they do what they do - and how you can cash in on their advice in the year ahead. Simplicity is an important trend we are focused on. Technology has this way of becoming overly complex, but simplicity was one of the reasons that people gravitated to Google initially. This complexity is an issue that has to be solved for online technologies, for de
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