Archive for april 4th, 2007
Published on onsdag 4 april 2007
in Delicious.
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“For each candidate, we’ll have lots of correspondents outside the bubble tracking parts of the campaign that touch their own interests, or tap their own knowledge. Instead of hundreds of reporters on the bus, all doing the same beat, we’ll have hundr
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“A map works only if the location of events is the key story that you’re trying to get across - and it’s either going to be the similarity or dramatic difference in location of comparable events/ information.”
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“about 70 percent have uploaded photos or images we can use to identify them at the site. About 40 percent use real names /…/. Between 10 and 20 percent have filled out the entire profile, listing special interests and skills they have”
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Årets eyetrackrapport fokuserar på hur vi läser nyheter på nätet kontra papper.
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“Readers select stories of particular interest and then read them thoroughly. And there’s a twist: The reading-deep phenomenon is even stronger online than in print. At a time when readers are assumed to have short attention spans, especially those who re
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“Istället för att försöka sätta stopp för de olika teknikerna måste vi istället ifrågasätta de som brukar dem och de som ger sig själva vidare befogenheter än andra att bruka dem.”
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“The Citizendium, a ‘citizens’ compendium of everything,’ is an experimental new wiki project. The project, started by a founder of Wikipedia, aims to improve on that model by adding ‘gentle expert oversight’ and requiring contributors to use their real n
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“Del.icio.us är helt klart en social webbsajt, men den är inget community av den anledningen att det finns för lite av den direkta sociala kontakten mellan användare.”
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“There was a 27% increase in participation by providing user profiles that lets community members upload their photographs on to the site” “We have seen 11% uptick in users coming back to the community if you provide a weekly digest /…/ of relevant cont
