links for 2008-04-29
April 29th, 2008-
Interesting link to an interview about mass customisation – where end users or consumers get much more of a say in the final outcome of their product.
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Jason Ryan has a great view on the inside of government and how it’s being transformed by social media. Here are his thoughts on how to start that change management.
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People keep asking us, how does Twitter make money. We don’t have any idea, but this headline is a prediction, not a news story. Interesting, though.
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People also ask us sometimes, who holds bloggers responsible for what they publish? If they’re so powerful, what’s to stop them saying just anything? Here are some thoughts on citizen journalism
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In the context of mobile TV, here’s why it’s more fun to be a creator than a consumer.
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“Be a resource, not an impediment” Sound advice for marketers from Forrester Research’s Josh Bernoff
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There’s some research in progress in California looking at what it’s like to be a kid in 2008. “We’re not saying there’s going to be a digital generation whose eyes will be square … we’re experiencing what ‘public participation’ means”
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