Second Life, Games, and Virtual Worlds – Corante
Second Life, Games, and Virtual Worlds January 29, 2007 Introduction: This post is an experiment in synchronization. Since Henry Jenkins, Beth Coleman, and I are all writing about Second Life and because we like each other’s work, even when (or especially when) we disagree, we’ve decided to all post something on Second Life today. Beth’s post will appear at http://www.projectgoodluck.com/blog/, an
Linden’s Second Life numbers and the press’s desire to believe – Corante
Linden’s Second Life numbers and the press’s desire to believe December 26, 2006 “Here at KingsRUs.com, we call our website our Kingdom, and any time our webservers serve up a copy of the home page, we record that as a Loyal Subject. We’re very pleased to announce that in the last two months, we have added over 1 million Loyal Subjects to our Kingdom.” Put that baldly, you wouldn’t fall for this b
Larry Sanger, Citizendium, and the Problem of Expertise – Corante
Larry Sanger, Citizendium, and the Problem of Expertise September 18, 2006 The interesting thing about Citizendium, Larry Sanger’s proposed fork of Wikipedia designed to add expert review, is how consistent Sanger has been about his beliefs over the last 5 years. I’ve been reviewing the literature from the dawn of Wikipedia, born from the failure of the process-laden and expert-driven Nupedia, and
Xtech 2006: Paul Graham – How American are Startups? – Corante
Xtech 2006: Paul Graham – How American are Startups? May 17, 2006 Sitting in the Grand Ballroom of the Hotel Grand Krapolinsky Krasnapolsky in central Amsterdam, at yet another conference. This is the third in three weeks, and I’ll be glad when next week comes and I don’t have to think about writing a presentation. Well, for a few weeks at least. First up: Paul Graham – How American are Startups?
RSS Readering: Why RSS Readers Are No Good For Me (And You, Too, I Bet) – Corante
RSS Readering: Why RSS Readers Are No Good For Me (And You, Too, I Bet) December 1, 2005 I am constantly fiddling around with RSS readers and various strategies for “RSS readering” — William James remarked that you coin a new word at your own peril, so verbing “RSS reader” may be dangerous for me, but I do so with a plan. I want to be an RSS reader: by which I mean to say that I would certainly ra
Yahoo Social Search, Act II – Corante
If you have been reading this blog, you have known that social search is coming. At Supernova 2005, Jeff Weiner, SVP Yahoo! Search outlined a vision for social search. Today, the social search beta was opened. Yahoo views the web as a play with three acts. • Act I: Public (e.g. Web Search) • Act II: Personal (e.g. Desktop Search) • Act II Social (e.g. search communities) I got a sneak peak at this
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Larry Sanger on me on Citizendium – Corante
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Open Tags: Made For A Distributed World – Corante
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The Significance of “Social Software” – Corante
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From Personalization to Socialization – Corante
Academia and Wikipedia – Corante
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