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The Grid: The Next-Gen Internet?
Douglas Heingartner 03.08.01 | 2:00 AM
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands — The Matrix may be the future of virtual reality, but researchers say the Grid is the future of collaborative problem-solving.
More than 400 scientists gathered at the Global Grid Forum this week to discuss what may be the Internet’s [...]
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Posted in Networking, network, tagged connect, Networking on February 24, 2008 | No Comments »
Will Email Really Be the Next Social Network?
Posted by: Rob Hof on November 14
That’s what Saul Hansell suggests in his blog post about Google and Yahoo leveraging their email systems to create social networks. On the surface, it makes a lot of sense, given the huge numbers of email accounts and the wealth of personal [...]
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Learning more about Generation M
February 17th, 2008 · 9 Comments
Children born between 1982 and 1998 are now beginning to enter the workforce; while they’ve been called many things, I continue to use the term Generation M. [And that’s not because of any personal pride in coming up with the term; rather, the characteristics that define [...]
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Posted in AutoGnome technology, Bill Gates, Ciencia de la computación, Collective Intelligence, Comcast, Computability theory, Consistencia lógica, Consistency proof, Future, Google, Gödel's incompleteness theorems, Hyperdata, Inconsistency Logic, Informal logic, Internet, Internet Traffic Cop, LACAN's LOGIC, LOGICAS LACANIANAS, La web semántica, Logical argument, Lógica, Lógica inconsistente, Macworld, Microsoft, Money, Networking, Non-formal logic, Problema de la parada, RIAA, Relationship, Roadmap, SPARQL, Semantic Web, Silicon Valley, Startup, Teoremas de la incompletitud de Gödel, Teoría de la computabilidad, The halting problem, The limit of The Semantic Web, Undecidable problem, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 7.0, Web Analytics Software, WebOS (4.0), Weblogs, Wikipedia, advertising, bussines, completeness, completitud, computer science, connect, consistency, data commons, database, decidable, evolution, facebook, incompleteness, incompletitud, inconsistency, intel, linkedIn, media theory, memes, meta internet, meta web, metaweb, metha internet, myspace, net neutrality, network, open source, search, semantic social web, social networking, social networks, spyware, undecidable, wireless, yahoo, tagged benefits, business, Collective, Computers, connected, Data, Databases, Development, Future, Internet, network, networkers, Networking, networlding, Next, online., radical, rule, Semantic, Silicon, Software, Step, steps, Thread, Valleys, virtual, way, Web on February 17, 2008 | No Comments »
The main question: What would be your next strategy step to continue developing Internet in a new radical way?
http://www.linkedin.com/answers/marketing-sales/business-development/MAR_BDV/155893-18926951
It is a way in the sense of “meta”, like Google is a “meta internet”. Do we know how to do it?
An example of this, is the next question and its answers, published on LinkedIn:
Mickael Nadeau
Do you want [...]
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Posted in AutoGnome technology, Bill Gates, Ciencia de la computación, Collective Intelligence, Computability theory, Consistencia lógica, Consistency proof, Future, Google, Gödel's incompleteness theorems, Hyperdata, Inconsistency Logic, Informal logic, Internet, LACAN's LOGIC, LOGICAS LACANIANAS, La web semántica, Logical argument, Lógica, Lógica inconsistente, Macworld, Microsoft, Money, Networking, Non-formal logic, Problema de la parada, RIAA, Relationship, Roadmap, SPARQL, Semantic Web, Silicon Valley, Startup, Teoremas de la incompletitud de Gödel, Teoría de la computabilidad, The halting problem, The limit of The Semantic Web, Undecidable problem, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 7.0, Web Analytics Software, WebOS (4.0), Weblogs, Wikipedia, advertising, bussines, completeness, completitud, computer science, connect, consistency, data commons, database, decidable, evolution, facebook, incompleteness, incompletitud, inconsistency, intel, linkedIn, media theory, memes, meta internet, meta web, metaweb, metha internet, myspace, net neutrality, network, open source, search, semantic social web, social networking, social networks, spyware, undecidable, wireless, yahoo, tagged Gödel’s incompleteness theorems, LACAN’s LOGIC, logic, Non-formal or Inconsistency Logic, ontology, The limit of The Semantic Web, Undecidable problem on February 16, 2008 | No Comments »
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Job Candidates Gone Wild: be careful what you post online
By Jacqui Cheng | Published: March 28, 2007 - 02:43PM CT
Be careful what you post online if you want to be able to get a job in the future. Your blog, web site, Facebook, MySpace, online dating profile, or even forum postings might “out” your salacious [...]
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Social web sites often easy pickings for phishers, malware writers
By Jeremy Reimer | Published: September 17, 2007 - 11:34PM CT
Social networking sites like MySpace and Facebook have become a regular part of many people’s daily Internet usage. Malware authors, who are always on the lookout for new and undefended avenues of attack, have noticed this [...]
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We love our Internet friends, really.
By Jacqui Cheng | Published: November 30, 2006 - 01:19PM CT
Online friends are just as important to people as their offline friends, according to the results of a recent survey. The sixth-annual report from University of Southern California’s Annenberg Center for the Digital Future is part of a six-year study [...]
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Blog, Social Network buzz correlates to better album sales
By Jacqui Cheng | Published: February 09, 2008 - 12:35PM CT
The amount of online “chatter” about an upcoming album release directly correlates to higher physical album sales, according to two researchers with New York University’s Stern Business School. Professor Vasant Dhar and former student Elaine Chang observed [...]
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Posted in Networking, Web 2.0, Web 3.0, Web 7.0, WebOS (4.0), Weblogs, network, tagged Applemore, blogging, Forrester, Internet, social networking, study, Web 2.0, YouTube on February 10, 2008 | No Comments »
The social technography of Web 2.0
By Jacqui Cheng | Published: May 02, 2007 - 11:50AM CT
Mac users are almost twice as likely to generate content on the web as Dell users, according to a new report by market research firm Forrester. The report, titled “Social Technographics,” identifies six different levels of social media participation on [...]
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