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Meeting Words allows you to quickly enter a collaborative editing space with no sign up to work on a text document simultaneously with others. Via Seth Deniston, João Greno Brogueira 
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Another great and informative post on Clayton Christensen's most recent activities, including a talk at The Future of State Universities conference. Excellent overview of some of Christensen's major points from "Disrupting Class: How Disruptive Innovation Will Change the Way the World Learns." Via Smithstorian, Jim Lerman
Muvaffak Gozaydin's comment,
November 17, 2011 10:48 AM
State universities should be overhauled .
They are more expensive than for profits.
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On Tuesday morning, Disney announced that it had acquired the parenting site, Babble,com, which was founded a few years ago by my old friends Rufus Griscom and Alisa Volkman. I should say up front that I have both a personal... B***** One of my favorite authors (Every Thing Bad Is Good For You) announces an exciting event - the purchase of Babble.com (a cool parenting blog) marking a possible tipping point in content marketing. Martin
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A multi-vendor catalog app for the iPad is adding Augmented Reality features to show customers how a product would look in their home. Preview on an iPad how furniture might look in your home. Mobile commerce ...
Via Anise Smith
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Even though Instagram, foursquare, and Twitter let you find all of the activity going on around you no matter where you are, one app brings local content from all three services together. App.bg ...****** cool new startup. M
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Fascinating to look back and should help startups realize time is part of the algorithm.
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When developing a business’ brand strategy you need to answer couple questions first.
1. How well is your current strategy working? 3. Are the prices and costs competitive? 4. How strong is the company’s competitive position compared to established rivals? 5. What strategic issues does the established business face? Via Level343
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Think Like An Internet Marketer - Content Marketing Networks is about why benefits of becoming a hub, how to become a hub and what can be learned from existing platforms/hubs such as Amazon and Etsy.
**** My article explaining why we are stronger together than apart in a content network world (or any world really). VERY important concept for startups and entrepreneurs.
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Back in 2007, the Chief Executive of Visa Europe claimed that we could all be living in a cashless society by 2012. With that milestone fast approaching, it's safe to assume that notes/bills ...
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Ai Ching and Andrea Zaggia are the authors and founders of Piktochart a new presentation tool (pre-beta) which promises to deliver a new approach to creating data-rich and visually engaging slideshows and infographs. The idea is certainly very good, but the novice user may find himself a bit lost in editing and organizing the content inside existing templates the first time around.
Given some more good, high-quality templates, and less leeway for the user to make mistales, Piktochart moves one step in the direction that many communication tools will be taking next: making as easy as possible for anyone to produce professionally-looking presentations without being a graphic designer. Via Robin Good
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Takes more to win these days than a better mousetrap as this excellent case study shares.
Via axelletess, Martin (Marty) Smith
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I was recently asked my opinion about collaboration within an organization. Being I just completed an organizational assessment for a client, I have a fresh perspective of the topic. I was...
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It’s time to serve up the best new social media tools and platforms doing the rounds. This week’s post looks at a clever news gathering tool, a powerful content curation tool and ...
Via Alex Butler
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Trover's co-founder and CEO, Jason Karas likens the photo-sharing location-based service to people leaving breadcrumbs for one another — places to discover nearby, with notes to give context.
Via Pekka Puhakka
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This is a great, and very tiny, segment of Steve Jobs speaking about how we perceive the world. It was just shared on Twitter by Dave Morin of Path and we thought that it was worth ...
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The reputation-management field gains another player in Secure.me, which launched in beta form today by way of Germany.
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Building on the Social Web
A few months ago, I embarked in a project which has become more and more engaging and exciting as the weeks progress. With my partner Erik Lumer, we have been working hard in the development and distribution of a product called CircleMe, which Saul quickly spotted on his radar just less than a month from our public release, on October 4th, 2011. Our vision with CircleMe is to create an online environment where users can take advantage of technology and the social web to enjoy more their passions and interests in life (i.e., their “likes”).
Social Graph Power
The way we want to achieve this is by asking users to “connect” to the things and topics they love, and then CircleMe will leverage clever algorithms along with the power of the social graph to surface relevant content and new items tailored to each user. To get there, we need to move gradually. The first step has been to create an engaging environment where users can easily express all their ‘likes’ and discover (in a serendipic way) new things of potential interest. Then, as activity increases, we will have enough data to reach the goal to surface relevant content in a timely fashion for any interested user... Via Martin Gysler
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Our exclusive Q&A with Instagram cofounder Kevin Systrom.
**** The problem is these articles make sounding like getting hit by lightening is the norm. Most great things still need a marketing plan though lightening can sure be fun. Maritn Via Said Hamideh
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Will there be a need for "corporate sites" once all companies are all on Facebook (as they must)? I think yes because my former employer P&G can afford it and they like control. Facebook may become so corporate friendly external properties aren't necessary, but that day seems far off. Facebook is to variable and Wild West-Like for the moment and partnerships imply two way mutual benefit still a foreign concept to FB.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - An Internet startup called Fashion Stake launching in coming weeks aims to shake up the fashion industry, just as peer-to-peer file sharing changed the music industry.Fashion Stake...
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When I first heard of these digital selling services I was confused and asked - why can't you just use PayPal?
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Based on the success of its first effort, Heinz Ketchup is once again putting QR codes on ketchup bottles, this time to support nonprofit organization Wounded Warrior Project.
Via Anise Smith
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While three eras of the Internet have brought us to the evolution of Cloud computing, the Internet still continues to evolve and the nature of content is changing.
Via Pekka Puhakka
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With Shift My Gift, recipients can donate the money Aunt Gladys wanted to spend on them instead of having to find space for yet another useless tchotchke.
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