WPBook, the WordPress for Facebook plugin which Dave Lester and others at Scholarpress originally created and which I’ve contributed some to, has been updated again. Version 0.7.4, which I just tagged in subversion (so it should be showing up in the Wordpress plugins directory by the time I post …
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Updated WordPress Facebook Plugin
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SXSW 2009 Panels Proposed
http://www.openparenthesis.org/2008/08/12/sxsw-2009-panels-proposedLast week, while I was on vacation meeting my new nieces and attending my 20th year high school reunion, the Panel Picker for SXSW 09 went live. Although voting by prospective attendees is only “about 30%” of the decision making process, I figured I should promote my submissions here, and hope …
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Community, Gender, and Free/Open Source Software
http://www.openparenthesis.org/2008/08/04/community-gender-and-freeopen-source-softwareJust came across yet another excellent post from Alex Russell of the Dojo project (and foundation): “The Price of Anonymity: Our Principles?” Russell uses the occasion of some nasty comments in Digg on a Caryl Shaw article for PC gamer (and a series of presentations at OSCON a few weeks back) to reflect on the issue of sexism in free and open source software communities. …
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Evaluating Your Choices: SXSW 2009 Panels in Community/Social Networks
http://menoza.org/2008/08/13/evaluating-your-choices-sxsw-20...Managing User Generated Content. An experienced and accomplished speaker, John has presented this topic before at the Web Content 2008 conference. He’s also promoting his other proposed panels, which you can find here.
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One More Thing
http://midtownninja.comBlogroll Fred Wilson It’s All Geek To Me John Eckman Raven Zachary Sam Huleatt The 451 Group: Cloud Cover Umair Haque
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Community, Gender, and Free/Open Source Software
http://www.softwarefree.org/community_gender_and_freeopen_so...Source: Open Parenthesis
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The Enterprise 2.0 Conference: Web 2.0 Continues Its Move To The Workplace
http://web2.wsj2.com/the_enterprise_20_conference_web_20_con...my workshop session, but by all accounts it was an informative debate, even if some felt that violent agreement frequently took place. You can read good coverage of debate here from Andrew McAfee, ZDNet's Dan Farber (who moderated the debate), and John Eckman, the latter which has a detailed transcript. For those of you who don't know it, Andrew McAfee is the Harvard Business School professor that defined the concept of Enterprise 2.0 last year. If you'
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Collanos in the Media | Collanos
http://www.collanos.com/en/company/mediaStartup Squad: Enterprise 2.0 Conference - Get the Updates June 21, 2007 ebizQ: Enterprise 2.0: Launch Pad June 21, 2007 ALEC SAUNDERS .LOG: Enterprise 2.0 Launchpad June 21, 2007 open parenthesis: LiveBlogging Enterprise 2.0 - Launch Pad June 21, 2007 Michael's Thoughts: LaunchPad 2007 at Enterprise 2.0 June 21, 2007 TechRepublic - Jason Hiner: Enterprise 2.0 is about building a collaboration platform that is better than e-mail
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Interprete
http://healthhacker.org/satoroamsbeen a pretty steady number of foundations that represent the world of Free Software and Open Source. Now there are new foundations that are distinct and with different goals but related such as autonomo.us and now Open Web Foundation. John Eckman has penned some first thoughts on the pros and cons of the OWF in specific, which are worth thinking about.
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Library clips
http://libraryclips.blogsome.com- like tagging or blogging physical objects, but this time with the use of audio. Also see Whereboutz, MyTago, Placeblogger, outside.in, Socialight, Rrove, and Flagr. identi.ca - an OpenSource micro-blogging service built on Laconica, see more services. 12seconds.TV - a video based microblogging service…see more. ScribbleLive - text or blog streaming service similar to CoveritLive (now with Qik)
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Recommended links infoarch 07/26/2008
http://info-architecture.blogspot.com/2008/07/recommended-li...at Web 2.0 Strategies | Jon Mell - Web 2.0 ideas and strategy tags: web2.0, enterprise2.0, socialmedia Wikinomics » Blog Archive » How Web 2.0, Facebook, and the Net Generation will change corporate security tags: infoarch, infosecurity, millenials Open Parenthesis » Open Source Microblogging tags: blogging, microblogging The End of Theory: The Data Deluge Makes the Scientific Method Obsolete - Annotated tags: thoughtleader, trends Confessions of a CKO Interesting KM model tags: KM
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frogpond
http://www.frogpond.deFrançois Nonnenmacher Continues the Milk and Wikis Theme"EU-Subventionen an Musikkonzerne" - futurezone.ORF.atOTTO startet Mode-Blog ||| Handelskraft |||Twhirl Adds Identi.ca, Becomes Killer App (Yes, Really)Reviewing the GroundswellPortableTor ::Interview: IT consumerization in the enterpriseDonella Meadows’ Leverage Points :: Architectures of Control | Design with IntentUnternehmen wollen Blogs, Wikis, soziale Netzwerke - MittelstandsBlog
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Reviewing the Groundswell
http://opensocialhowto.com/2008/07/22/reviewing-the-groundsw...by Forrester Research analysts Charlene Li and Josh Bernoff, published by Harvard Business Press (note: disclaimers at the end of the post). To start with the positive: This is a really solid business book, which sets out a cl Original post by [Technorati] Tag results for open social
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