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Mon, Jun 29, 2009 14:50 EDT
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in Questions Topic: Personal ManagementBlog: Web 2.0 Advisor
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The popularity of Twitter, and the ever-evolving design of Facebook, will cause an increasing amount of information overload on the Web.
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in News Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Web 2.0 Advisor
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Next week, the Enterprise 2.0 conference will convene in Boston.
Read more »Wed, Jun 17, 2009 18:17 EDT
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in News Topic: Personal ManagementBlog: Web 2.0 Advisor
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Some people go for the vacation picture. Others select the hipster, I'm too cool to look straight at the camera shot. Then there's the partier. The artist. The bar rat. The marathon runner.
Read more »Wed, Jun 3, 2009 14:45 EDT
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in Rants Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Web 2.0 Advisor
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As Facebook, Twitter and Google change the way we process and organize information as consumers, the enterprise will be slow to catch up with the design of its applications.
Fri, May 22, 2009 13:20 EDT
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in Best Practices Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Web 2.0 Advisor
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I don't envy Google's task sometimes when it comes to selling business software. In the enterprise market, for every innovative IT person, Google must also contend with thousands of complacent CIOs who, even if they could buy something cheaper and better, will stick with IBM and Microsoft until they retire or leave the job toes-up. And then there are these Google service outages. They just won't go away.
Read more »Thu, May 14, 2009 15:13 EDT
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in Soapbox Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Web 2.0 Advisor
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Facebook is still poised to win the social networking wars. Not Twitter. Not FriendFeed. And rest assured that Facebook won't become another AOL. Nor will it become another Friendster.
Read more »Wed, May 6, 2009 18:58 EDT
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Posted by: C.G. Lynch in Rants Topic: ApplicationsBlog: Web 2.0 Advisor
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You might have heard about Nielsen's recent research revealing that 60 percent of Twitter users fail to return to the service after a month, but there hasn't been much of a "why" offered, so I'll tell you: Twitter's hardcore fans have ironically driven newbies away.
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