Category Archives: socialmedia

Definition: a Wiki (noun)

Posted on April 3, 2008 by Thomas Purves

A wiki is a wonderful shared web-based documentation system that allows absolutely anyone, and everyone, on the network to wish someone else would update it. In other related phenomina, see also: “I’ve shared a google document with you”

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It’s time to take “social” for granted

Posted on March 31, 2008 by Thomas Purves

I would like to declare the social web officially invented already. Hoozah! It was a good, it was fun, like any tech boom, it made it’s share of wiz kids very successful and created a lot of value for the … Continue reading →

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Noise Aggregators

Posted on March 24, 2008 by Thomas Purves

Jevon has a great post up today on how the new trend towards social aggregators is missing the point. I’ve called these things underpants business models. Collecting a lot of people’s seemingly-useless personal stuff in one place, but then, through … Continue reading →

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