Monday, April 17th, 2006
How Zunafish Works

Perpetual nodesign in process…
the cobbler's shoes and all that.
Stromcode – AJAX: Building a Spy
So this guy works on Glowfoto, another photo sharing site. Hadn’t heard of it until now.
cheesebikini/208-: Weblog Assignment 1
class weblog on social software experiences
Rosenfeld Media – Publisher of user experience design books
Very interesting mashup for publishing models. Rather than releasing huge door stoppers they will release smaller volumes of content more regularly, and, respond to customer desires rather than purely “what will sell” guess meetings.
Two write ups about hacking AIM. We did this at Bowdoin a long time ago—installed an IM bot. Today it makes more sense to tie in the sports scores, news headlines, and dining menus into IM than ever before.
http://battellemedia.com/archives/002176.php
http://www.thensr.com/article.asp?ID=29
Ever make fun of the latest technology because you don’t really know what else to say about it??
Here’s a roundup of some of the best “Web 2.0” releases in 2005.
The Best Web 2.0 Software of 2005 (web2.wsj2.com)
Release 1.0 / Events / When 2.0
Should be a good site to watch for conference results.
Mobile Audience
A book about, well mobile audiences—works based on technologies such as wifi, 3g, wearables, etc…
Riya – Photo Search
Facial recognition combined with Flickr! Wow. Automatic tagging.
International News – New York Times
Fascinating. Six nights of rioting in France and not a peep from the New York Times.
A testimony to where power lie. Blogs have been used as a great equalizer but there is fear and discrediting of bloggers from all corners. If we agree that dialogue is best, and open airing [...]
I think Flock is the most amazing thing to happen out of the Mozilla effort. A social software web browser, or, a Web 2.0 Tool.
VGMap by Eyebeam R&D: Vectored Flash Overlays for Google Maps
This is a great idea and conceivably could integrate with GIS projects.
Eyebeam is a great looking outfit and I believe Jason Kottke has a stint there. Lot’s of very interesting projects.
Ning is a free online service (yeah but if it’s a service how’ll it remain free?) allowing one to easily build and use social applications.
What is social software?
It tends to be a web application enabling one to post content, e.g., photos, bookmarks, reviews, and easily match, transact, or communicate with other people. The matching/transacting/communicating [...]Thomas Hawk’s Digital Connection: OpenTV: TiVo, We’re Not in Kansas Anymore