For sustainability --> villages not motorways and car parks --> eco-friendly gadgets --> small cars, fast bicycles and a smaller footprint for humanity on this planet...
Serious stuff now - McKinsey Quarterly is a good read and worth registering for the free content. This piece on making Web 2.0 work in the workplace is both logical and well researched, which you expect from McKinsey. It's not cutting-edge but it's worth a read.
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posted by gtveloce @ 1:02 AM
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Not very new or original, but funny enough. Well I had a (small) laugh. Actually if you are stumped for a new name, here's dot-o-mator. A very practical webifier indeed.
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posted by gtveloce @ 12:56 AM
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A few more good sites...
posted by gtveloce @ 4:02 AM
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Mash it up! If you are into Web 2.0 and going crazy with mashups of Google Maps with whatever else you want, check out this InfoWorld article on the Yahoo Pipes service. Then checkout Pipes itself, and maybe join video service Jumpcut while you are at it.
posted by gtveloce @ 11:11 PM
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Well it's just a cool tool, isn't it? clip2net will upload a screen shot and give you a URL, just like that. Saves a bit of work if you are blogging on the go...
posted by gtveloce @ 2:14 AM
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OK, this is hot. It's a flash-based presentation tool, it's a community and it's free. What you do is share flash designs online, to create - online, did I say online - pretty well anything from ideas, stories to resumes; and then publish the output on the web. It's called Flypaper. I'm stuck.
posted by gtveloce @ 6:43 AM
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Not sure this works perfectly for me, yet, but as the images become more diverse yet aligned with the nuances of language, this will be huge... could this idea of word to image translation become a key tool of communication? Or a new way to create art? I reckon it's a lot of fun, anyway! It's called Phrasr.
posted by gtveloce @ 6:32 AM
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Not new but amusing enough. Follow the links at the bottom as well. At least it's Javascript.
Labels: bullshit generator, links, Web 2.0
posted by gtveloce @ 4:07 AM
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For sustainability --> villages not motorways and car parks --> eco-friendly gadgets --> small cars, fast bicycles and a smaller footprint for humanity on this planet...
Began the journey in Enmore, Sydney, Oz; drifted tectonically north after a bit to see trees and breathe air. Learnt about global warming in 1975, believed it by 1989. Warned my parents that Woy Woy would go under the waves, hasn't happened yet - but by gosh it will happen some day! Really old now, was young once. Read a few books, got too many ideas, a camera and a bike (or 10). Serial owner of Italian cars; made sense at the time. Intense. Distracted. Collected wife and kids along the way. Work in IT, because I can. Still ride and race bikes. Not overly optimistic. Live on a hill, waiting for tsunami.
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