Jeff Jarvis interviews Weinberger, whose new book titled “Everything is miscellaneous ” is soon to be published. I think the folksonomy provides the new perspective for marketers alike on what consumers think about something. In the old days of marketing, we used to assess this kind of information via marketing survey where open-end questions are …
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del.icio.us hotlist
Have you noticed del.icio.us has the new feature hotlist upfront, which focuses more on new last 1 hour tagged items. Interesting to see the difference on one hand services like technorati focuses on top 100 or my favorites EVER, on the other hand del.icio.us fouces on recent last one hour. I think the time is …
What gyao doesn’t get
Gyao.jp is one of Japan fastest growing free of charge video streaming services, with a registered membership of 9.6 million+. Despite its self-proclaimed success, it, too, has the typical “directory” type user interface, akin to Yahoo’s. Might be comfortable to those who are accustomed to viewing TV by channel. At the same time, it will …
日本人って、こんなにいたっけ？
テクノラティのCEOの公表数値によれば、世界中のブログのなかで、もっとも多く使われている言語が何と、わが母国語の日本語だそうです。今年去年から人口が減りはじめた、我が日本ですが、こんなにいたっけなぁ？驚きです。英語の苦手な人でも、グラフだけでもどうぞ。 こちら Update: Thanks gashu for pointing out the mistake I’ve made in the link. (inside mixi) Now it is ok. Here is my favorite entry of his. According to technorati’s CEO, Dave Sifry, Japanese is the largest use of language, even larger than English, in the entire blogosphere. Given the fact the entire Japanese …
The way toward my mixi request (a.k.a., maimiku request)
.flickr-photo { border: solid 2px #000000; } .flickr-yourcomment { } .flickr-frame { text-align: left; padding: 3px; } .flickr-caption { font-size: 0.8em; margin-top: 0px; } In mixi, people get to know each other gradually. Like any other SNS, in MIXI too, somehow it is important to express the self by uploading photo, decorating profiles, and joining …
User interface is a passion
“User interface is a passion.” No, he didn’t use that phrase in his presentation. Or, might not even think so by himself. But that’s what I read from the presentation made by the founder of del.icio.us, Joshusa Schachter. Somewhat technical, but nothing technical in the spirit, worth listenning even if you are not a web …