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Tag Archives: web 2.0
A web world
It’s kind of interesting to see the turn among most companies out there concerning the use of different software tools for different tasks. For years we have had a mentality that either you create your own monster of a solution … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Technology, Web2.0, cx
Tagged facebook, integration, Internet, linkedin, soa, social software, Technology, twitter, web, web 2.0, web service, yammer
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The future, 2.0
As a follow up to my earlier fantasy of new possibilities regarding a documented generation I would like to blow out some steam regarding social software as well. One of the problems we see today is that there are only … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Life, Portal, Science, Security, Technology, Web2.0, cx
Tagged documented generation, future, Life, search engine, semantic web, social software, software, Technology, web, web 2.0
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Social software – the roadmap forward?
Earlier this week there was a launch of a new open web API called OpenSocial. Marc Andreessen writes a bit about it on his blog (Update 2010-05-28: Article gone – only links to his blog). He says that OpenSocial is … Continue reading
Posted in Internet, Web2.0
Tagged blog, Internet, opensocial, social software, software, web 2.0
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Technorati
There are several ways to promote your blog on the Internet. One of them is to use Technorati. I recommend you to test this tool. You can find my Technorati Profile here. Posted from Oslo, Oslo, Norway.
Web 2.0 – Scary technology?
Some of the inspiration behind this blog-post came from this post on www.technewsworld.com. The reason why I write about this here is that it seems that he and I have experienced some of the same challenges. These issues are also … Continue reading




