Web 2.0

By daviding Special editor Michael Zimmer discusses “Critical Perspectives on Web 2.0” — getting behind the hype and taking stock of Web 2.0’s impact on users like you. First Monday Podcast Archive MP3 audio We don’t quite have enough experience with Web 2.0 to understand the downsides as well as upsi

By Pete Cashmore The remaining $50K went to Charity:Water, a New York-based initiative that brings clean, safe drinking water to people in developing nations. It’s a cause that’s very familiar to those in the social media space: in September 2008, Mashable, our Twitter followers and Twitter users Paul...

By Sarah Perez Clip to Evernote Bookmarklet: the Clip to Evernote bookmarklet was updated to allow you to clip either part of a web page or the whole thing. Plus, you can create a simple quick note without launching Evernote.Safari Clipper: Evernote added a Safari version of the Web Clipper which, in addi...

By Richard MacManus Web Products Facebook and CNN: The Power of the Social Web Revealed Is Twitter Strangling its Famous API? Email us if you're interested in writing for ReadWriteWeb's Enterprise Channel. SEE MORE ENTERPRISE COVERAGE IN OUR ENTERPRISE CHANNEL

While some believe that the Web 2.0 wave is winding down, in this panel discussion from the 2008 Emerging Communications Conference, there are clear signs that Web 2.0 is spreading and reaching new markets and users. As it spreads, it is moving into new industries and encompassing more appl...

By Chris Meadows It doesn’t seem like a content management system that allows people to write content chains in 1024-byte chunks should be that hard to assemble. Might there be a light at the end of the tunnel for all the dedicated ficleteers who are still, even now, frantically posting their stories to the...

By editor Tags: Lance Shaw, EMC, Melanie Turek, Web 2.0, ECM, enterprise content management Join Lance Shaw, group product marketing manager at EMC, as he chats with Frost & Sullivan Principal Analyst Melanie Turek on how Web 2.0 technologies are transforming the way organizations conduct b...

Insurance expert Karl Susman discusses how bloggers and other Web 2.0 users are beginning to deal with and better minimize the financial risk of their activities. He talks with Denise about how the industry is now offering ways for people and businesses to protect themselves in this age of...

By charles.cooper@cnet.com (CNET.com) Digg has raised another round of funding--no mean feat in this economy. But not everyone in the Web 2.0 crowd has had such luck. Webware editor in chief Rafe Needleman explains why there are new clouds hovering over a market that has enjoyed a...

On this week's EIC squared podcast Dan and I talk Wall Street, Sarah Palin's email being hacked and the state of Web 2.0. The technology sector took a back seat to Wall Street this week. That's where the drama was. We had meltdowns and bailouts and a lot of volatility...

By Jennifer Jones Figuring out what is a best social media strategy for a corporation is now easier with KickApps. The company provides on-demand social media, online video and widgets applications to grow online audiences. Marketing Voices talked to Michael Chin, Senior VP of Marketing for KickApps and...

By Michael Johnson Tags: hackers, Internet security threats, Verizon Business, Internet Dedicated Access, Vulnerability Management, Paula Rhea, Cindy Bellefeuille With sophisticated hackers at large worldwide, and volumes of mission-critical data riding on corporate networks, Internet secur...

By mlbuckley Episode 9 Our First Remote Welcome to Mining the Store, the podcast for small business owners who want to mine more gold from their businesses.  This is Episode 9.There's no "I" in podcast, so your comments are very important.  You can leave a comment here on the show notes page.  Or, you can ema...

By securitybites@cnet.com (CNET.com) From gadgets that slide-show pictures of vacations past to calendars that show events in the future, Google Gadgets look cool. But they also have the potential to contain vulnerabilities like anything else within Web 2.0. Listen now: Download today's podcast

By Jennifer Jones Tags: context optional, EA, facebook, Jennifer Jones, kevin barenblat, Marketing Voices, Microsoft, social media Both Electronic Arts and Microsoft have created social media campaigns for Facebook. Kevin Barenblat, CEO and Co-Founder of Context Optional discusses the creation o...

By Michael Johnson Tags: business continuity, Verizon Business, Jonathan Nguyen-Duy Experts estimate that four in 10 businesses do not have a business continuity plan. To address this critical business requirement in today’s hyper-connected global economy, Verizon Business offers a comprehensive...

By Michael Johnson Tags: Verizon Business, global communications, collaboration, Roberta Mackintosh, mobile workforce Verizon Business is expanding its unified global communications capabilities to help large businesses and government agencies enhance collaboration and improve business pro...

By Jennifer Jones Tags: blip.tv, bliptv, Dina Kaplan, Jennifer Jones, Marketing Voices, social media, user-generated content, video, Web tv If you have not heard or seen blip.tv yet, go check it out. It’s a free service for creators of user-generated content and it works well. In this podcast, Jennifer Jone...

By Michael Johnson Tags: MySpace, Facebook, YouTube, Service Delivery Environment, SDE, John Giere, Alcatel-Lucent The communications industry is experiencing the explosion of the “Me-We” phenomenon! Customers want “Me” services that are personalized, easy to use and focused on their needs. At the...

By Michael Johnson Tags: Jeff Meier, Fujitsu, Verizon Business In this podcast, Jeff Meier, chief information officer for Fujitsu North America, discusses how a broad range of Verizon Business services enable his firm’s U.S.-based business operations. Meier then looks ahead to future initiatives with V...

By sfens In this particular case, mom found her twelve year old up in the middle of the night on their office computer.  Using her own personal expertise, the mom had run some checks on her daughter's practice and was aghast.  The daughter was using the internet at home and at school to talk in chat room...

Josh and Adam sat down with Kathy Sierra to talk about creating passionate users, building web apps, and Tasty Planner. This edition of The Web 2.0 Show is brought t

By Jennifer Jones Tags: Adam Metz, theMIX, social Web strategy, Marketing Voices, LaunchSquad, social media position, Web strategy, metrics Adam Metz, partner with theMIX, a firm that blends social Web strategy, business development and PR spoke to Marketing Voices when he was still with LaunchSqua...

NASA's chief knowledge architect, Jeanne Holm, discusses how the space agency is adopting Web 2.0 technologies, including wikis and social networking tools, to sift through, organize, and archive mountains of mission and launch data

By daviding Are we heading toward the great utopia of citizen media or the equally daunting dystopia of mediocrity? Nick Carr, Author of the controversial "IT Matters", is one of the few techno-sceptical voices warning against the cultural and economic consequences of the Web 2.0 revolution. He mig...

By Jason Lopez What would your response be to this scenario: you're watching television and you forget that it's being distributed to you on the Internet. Who won? TV or the Web? James McQuivey covers television and media technologies for Forrester Research. He spoke with PodTech's Jason Lopez about th...

Podcast RSS feed for iPodder etc. Show notes 9.45 Hugh: the notion of making business more human and personal. Download the Podcast - 49m - MP3 (17.2 MB) Podcast RSS feed for iPodder etc. Show notes 9.45 Hugh: the notion of making business more human and personal.

By Laurel Papworth drum roll* PRREEEEEEsenting *ta da* Laurel Papworth (me), Duncan Riley (TechCrunch), Bronwen Clune (Norg Media) and Cameron Reilly (The Podcast Network or TPN) 2Web Crew #11 - 2007 wrap-up Facebook also gets a mention, as does Flock, Gmail and Seesmic.

By Nodalities Technorati Tags: BeFogg.com, Podcasting, ExperienceOn Ventures, Semantic Web, Talis, Talking with Talis, Web 2.0, Web 3.0 In our latest Talking with Talis podcast, I talk with Carlos González-Cadenas about ExperienceOn Ventures , the technology they are developing, and their first...

With the rise of the Web 2.0 phenomenon, although the Web landscape has stepped up socially, telephony still lags behind. Though telephony is constantly evolving from a pair-wise audio stream to a multi-modal stream exchange, there's an enormous opportunity in this market to socially m...

Candidates primp for the world's first YouTube presidential debate, why clean water tech has venture capitalists enthralled, and digging for dinosaurs turns up a surprise.

On this week's show, we talk with two SPI Labs researchers about Web 2.0 sites and Ajax insecurity.

By jonp72 The Rubinoos recently filed a lawsuit against Avril Lavigne, claiming that her song Girlfriend (Youtube) plagiarized from their song, I Wanna Be Your Boyfriend (mp3). An authorized cover version of the Rubinoos song performed by Lush and retitled "I Wanna Be Your Girlfriend" has even m...

NBC camera man and Web 2.0 guru Jim Long compares Twitter and pounce from the perspectives of social media and human interaction. read more | digg story

With the World Wide Developers Conference keynote from Apple CEO Steve Jobs under their belts, Jeff and Bryan take a look at what was said, what wasn't said. They also take a stab at sorting out what impact the return of EA games to the Mac and Web 2.0 applications for the iPhone will have on end u...

What is the Web 2.0? Its hard to define such an intangible concept (no matter how others may try). Its more of a collective experience, an amalgamation of changes (some subtle, others not) in the way the world explores the Internet, and how that (...)

Caterina Fake, co-founder of Flickr, tells the story of how "fortuitous ignorance" and great timing helped give birth to the seminal Web 2.0 app, Flickr. As Fake's company Ludicorp was in the throes of watching the failure of its only product, the tiny development team took a stab at creati...

By ian_lamont@computerworld.com (Computerworld) In this podcast episode we explore security in the Web 2.0 world where users post content, create social networks and integrate data into mashups. What are the legal, social and technical implications? Podcast duration: 7 minutes

Rohit Bhargava, Vice President of Interactive Marketing for Ogilvy Public Relations and part of their Digital Influence Group, explains what "social media optimization" means, and why it is an exciting new way for enterprises to utilize Web 2.0 features for marketing. Shaping your web...

Steve Bachman, CEO of online wine store Vinfolio, talks about how the e-tailer is using Web 2.0 tools to reach out to customers and improve the site experience. RSS in particular and Ajax are playing roles in keeping customers up to date on new wines

Rob Kalin, co-founder of Etsy, talks about how the online marketplace for craft goods is taking off. He chalks it up to the Internet, whizzy Web 2.0 tools, the rise in craft-making, and consumers' desire to know the artists behind the products

Ed Sim, Managing Director and partner at Dawntreader Ventures, an early stage VC firm, talks about the opportunities and pitfalls for startups these days. Sim delves into the opportunities he sees in enterprise Internet and consumer wireless companies. He talks about his distaste for t...

Dan Nova, a managing general partner at Highland Capital Partners, and the co-founder of Lycos, talks about how his firm is approaching investing in online video startups, community sites, and alternative search sites. He describes where he thinks the opportunities are in video shari...

There's no buzzword more popular in tech today than Web 2.0. Conceived during a brainstorming session for what became the Web 2.0 Conference now held annually by O'Reilly Media Inc. and CMP Media, Web 2.0 describes the new online services such as the volunteer-written encyclopedia Wikipedi...

No interview so Josh and I pontificate about Web 2.0 stuff. Click here for show notes.

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