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BuzzLogic reaches a milestone

BuzzLogic reaches a milestoneOnly in AmericaGreat work Mitch, now before the celebrations break out you might want to check to make sure that your scalp is still intact… Ok??? Then "Scottie beam me up!" :)

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Discussion threads 2007-01-21

BuzzLogic reaches a milestone

Youll have to forgive my indulging in writing about a company I helped to start, but todays a good day. It was almost three years ago that Todd Parsons and I sat in a sushi place on Chestnut Street in San Francisco and talked about how the measurement of social...

Tags: Business &, Technology, BuzzLogic

Blog posts 2007-01-16

The run-up to a make-or-break moment

Preparing to present at DEMO is a psychological marathon. You get six minutes, including all the time you have to get up onto the stage after Chris Shipley introduces you, getting your product to do its dance and explaining it to the audience, as well as gracefully wrapping up the...

Tags: DEMO

Blog posts 2006-09-25

BuzzLogic calculates social media influence

BuzzLogic calculates social media influence"Linked to" != "Influential"This kind of stuff is reason #298 that "Web 2.0" and "Blogosphere" people have little connection to reality. To beleive that just because a lot of people link to something or comment on it does NOT mean that it is influential, it...

Tags: Blogging, Britany Spears, BuzzLogic, inbound link, social media

Discussion threads 2006-09-25

BuzzLogic calculates social media influence

BuzzLogic hopes to solve one of the riddles of the Web--who is influential within the millions of conversations taking place in social Web, especially blogs. I have been following the progress of BuzzLogic for a few years. Mitch Ratcliffe, an old friend who also blogs for ZDNet is a...

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Blog posts 2006-09-25

Additional Resources

Twitter authority frenzy led to Twitter phishing meltdown

Folks like to know where they stand, and in recent weeks people on Twitter have been, well, all a-twitter about the idea of Twitter Authority. They want to know who is most influentialâ€"a repeat of the phenomenon that swept the blogosphere a while back. It's a human thing, but it...

Tags: Twitter, Twitterverse, Phishing, Cyberthreats, Spam, Viruses And Worms, Security, Spam And Phishing, Mitch Ratcliffe

Blog posts 2009-01-05

Who owns social media?

Who really owns your social data? That is the question that will be debated tonight at the headquarters of CBS Interactive in San Francisco, along with many others. The Social Media Club, headed by Chris Heuer...

Tags: Social Media, Andrew Mager

Blog posts 2008-10-21

What is an authentic community?

My old friend and cofounder at BuzzLogic, Todd Parsons, has posted about the need to connect financial incentive to blogging activity, calling it an "an army on the rise": Despite its image, Pay Per Post is gathering steam and the reason is, for many individual publishers out...

Tags: Blogger, Mitch Ratcliffe

Blog posts 2007-08-31

New members join the APML Workgroup

Chris Saad pinged me the other to make the announcement that a number of new contributors have joined the APML Workgroup to assist in developing a standard for Attention data. As Chris wrote in his message, there is a undeniable need for a standard framework that gives us ownership and...

Tags: APML Workgroup, Attention Profiles

Blog posts 2007-03-22

Wikipedia: Why does Essjay need to "protect himself"?

Jimmy Wales, founder of Wikipedia and Wikia, has issued a free pass to a Wikipedia editor who lied about his background. In an incredible contradiction, Wales said of Wikipedia editor and Wikia employee Ryan Jordan (nee "Essjay"): "“I accepted his apology, because he is now, and has always been, an...

Tags: Business &, Technology

Blog posts 2007-03-05

Best business and technology books of 2006

Last week, I reported what retailers were saying about what the hot gifts this year, as well as some ideas of my own. Giving the gift of a good read is a great option for family and friends, but particularly for colleagues who you have to think with every day.The...

Tags: marketing, Business &, Technology

Blog posts 2006-12-03

Web 3.0: What will Mike Arrington do now?

John Markoff of The New York Times has announced the dawn of Web 3.0, which used to be called "the Semantic Web" and has its roots in that "World Wide" Web of the 1990s and the rapidly cooling fad called Web "2.0," which Tim OReilly can tell you about in...

Tags: Business &, Technology

Blog posts 2006-11-12

Charles River Ventures' Quickstart: Good move

Dilution is the greatest challenge an entrepreneur faces. Early in the life of a company, when there are a lot of good ideas and very little in the way of resources to make them happen, a lot of people give up way too much of their company to get some...

Tags: investor, entrepreneur, CRV

Blog posts 2006-11-01

Note to Mike Arrington: Thick skin is your only defense

Methinks Mike Arrington protests too much. He gets his information like a VC, offering whuffie and sometimes cash investments to sources, which means that he gets some scoops because people talk to him for a variety of reasons, not just the factMike, get some reporters who are charged specifically with...

Tags: portfolio company, Mike Arrington

Blog posts 2006-11-01

Taxonomy: Will practice make perfect?

Renee Blodgett points to the upcoming Taxonomy Boot Camp, where David Weinberger author of the upcoming Everything Is Miscellaneous will be giving the keynote. Davids thoughts are always useful and frequently blindingly insightful. Id like to be at the conference, but have a conflict. So, Ill just inject the comments...

Tags: taxonomy, blog

Blog posts 2006-10-16

Web 2.0 Clones - where is all the innovation?

Cloning has been one of the biggest themes to come out of my Read/WriteWeb series on international web markets. Ive noticed that every country has its set of web 2.0 clones - bookmarking sites that look like delicious, photo sharing sites like Flickr, social networks like MySpace, community news sites...

Tags: Web, Web 2.0

Blog posts 2006-10-03

DemoFall hits, misses and maybes

Rafe Needleman provides the wrap up of our DemoFall 2006 coverage, collecting the hits and misses from our ZDNet/CNET team who attended the event (see the Demo blog on News.com and on ZDNet): Hits Rafe Needleman, CNET.com: I was only able to stay for one day of the conference, but...

Tags: Dash Navigation

Blog posts 2006-09-28

First DEMOfall update

From the first two blocks of demos at the DEMOfall event, a couple of standout applications have already emerged. In the two sessions this morning, the first focused on consumers and the second on delivering more usable applications to business that provide the same capabilities, features, and look and feel...

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Blog posts 2006-09-26

First DEMOfall update

From the first two blocks of demos at the DEMOfall event, a couple of standout applications have already emerged. In the two sessions this morning, the first focused on consumers and the second on delivering more usable applications to business that provide the same capabilities, features, and look and feel...

Tags: DEMOfall

Blog posts 2006-09-26

Software for the enterprise

We move to the enterprise software segment of the morning.System One, is an online collaborative notebook built in wiki. The service is an aggregation point, with RSS feeds for various contributors or sources that can be dragged into the environment, which as a "semantic-based information framework," that includes security and...

Tags: Wiki, This IS

Blog posts 2006-09-26