“Highly specialized information silos, moderated by a cult of personality, validated by the community, and put into context with the inclusion of meta-data through widgets.”
“Online, as expected, is still surging ahead at an impressive rate. However, the strength of main media marketing spend shows that so called ‘traditional’ media is a long way from becoming obsolete.”
“We learned a lot about how crowds come together, and what’s required to organize them well. But many of the lessons came too late to help Assignment Zero.”
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@jdgmedia kind of pre-chewed web. :)Also think that as part of a share button offering they are a low impact way of getting content off site in reply to jdgmedia2 days ago
@jdgmedia but I also find them useful as "human filtered searches".ie this person linked to a site about wiganfc I wonder if they have more. in reply to jdgmedia2 days ago
@jdgmedia depends on use.I use delicious as a bit if a clearing house: save links and auto feed them through to twitter account and blog. in reply to jdgmedia2 days ago
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