Category Archives: socialplatforms

It’s time to take “social” for granted

Posted on March 31, 2008 by Thomas Purves

I would like to declare the social web officially invented already. Hoozah! It was a good, it was fun, like any tech boom, it made it’s share of wiz kids very successful and created a lot of value for the … Continue reading →

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The Robotification of Usability Design

Posted on August 13, 2007 by Thomas Purves

1998-2000 Human to web interaction, Web Usability, Human factors. The great bubble of Web-enabling networked databases and applications – like Online Banking, Amazon.com, lets sell pet food online etc. (eBay never heard of usability) 2001-2005 Website to robot interaction design, … Continue reading →

Posted in apps, Archive, design, enterprise2.0, facebook, intelligence, media, memes, robots, socialmedia, socialplatforms | 2 Comments

Has Facebook killed blogging?

Posted on July 31, 2007 by Thomas Purves

Have you noticed the blogosphere growing quiet? The pros and the a-listers and the corporate blogs are still at it as strong as ever. But tumbleweeds blow through the empty feed folders of personal friends. Flickr too is fading away. … Continue reading →

Posted in Archive, blogs, Business, dead media, facebook, media, socialmedia, socialplatforms | 14 Comments