Tag Archive | "Web 2.0"
Web 2.0 News
I heard the Google mobile being touted around the time we were providing mobile test consultants to Disney, to help it setup a Mobile Virtual Network Operator (MVNO) last year. Unfortunately for Disney (and Segala for loosing the contract), it decided to can the project. I say unfortunately because it has the content to deliver [...]
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It’s time for Facebook to make it easier for developers to build decent applications. The main let down for me, is the poor usability of most applications. This is hardly surprising at this stage though, as developers lack experience in using Facebook’s proprietary markup language. What’s worse, is that most developers force you to install [...]
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If you read my BIMA blog, please go no further as this is a duplicate of a post I published there already. If you’re a brand guardian, have you ever wondered how to respond to bloggers who make negative comments about your products or services? Have you wondered whether to react at all? If you’re [...]
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When I was working in Belfast earlier this year, I picked up a copy of Jacob Nielson’s ‘Designing Web Usability’ for a pound in a small secondhand book shop. You can’t really go wrong for a quid. I vaguely remember lectures from a few years back discussing Nielson’s work, the main thing I remember though [...]
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I have no idea why, but I updated my Facebook status update to say Paul is calling upon his friends to explain what they’re doing/thinking in 1 word. Whilst I received a personal message on Facebook from Ant Clay via his blackberry, Elizabeth Varley, Kathryn McMann, Chris Rawlinson and Lee Thomas wrote on my wall. [...]
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Thanks to Steve Clayton for the link on Twitter. I’ve always said that Facebook isn’t a social network like Bebo or MySpace. Facebook is more of a platform/technology which we use to connect with people we know within our network. We can then build communities using our social network. SAN FRANCISCO — Microsoft Corp. is [...]
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I asked the question on Twitter and at least 5 people kindly responded. Twitter restricts each message to 140 characters though, so it’s not conducive to long conversations. So I’ve decided to take it to a more traditional medium, this blog. I’ll probably ask the question on Facebook too as I’m likely to get quite [...]
