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I expect you’re fed up of waiting for my book to appear. I know I am. In the meantime, stay up to speed and save money with ten free e-books about Web 2.0 and Social Media. In no particular order… 1) Social Media or, “How I learned to stop worrying and love communication†by Australian PRs Trevor Email with a journalist… — The Jason Calacanis Weblog “Blogging is already a business. Our company, Weblogs, Inc., is an eight figure a year business.” (tags: blogs business advertising Blogging) Back to School with the Class of Web 2.0: Part 3 The article covers: educational blogging, photo sharing, educational podcasting, wikis, video One of the frequently touted ingredients of Web 2.0 is the idea of the “web as platform”, and providing software as a service. In some respects, this isn’t a new thing at all. I got pitched the idea of using an ASP (application service provider) for the first time in 2000. Citrix was founded in 1989 — The Washington Post has a story about youngsters leaving MySpace in droves that recently hit the front page of digg. And the WSJ agrees with a spookily similar story. Hang on. I recall reading another remarkably similar story four months ago [digg link — the newspaper has moved the piece]. I think these stories Some interesting discussion over the last couple of days about the necessity for a new kind of metric for measuring the effectiveness of blogs. Robert Scoble talks about the difference between getting page impressions (bad) and engagement (good): There’s another stat out there called “engagement.†No one is measuring it that I know of. What do As I make my way down Cannon Street, I feel like death warmed up. I’ve had a bad cold for three or four days, and I’ve used the magical power of cigarettes to develop a simultaneous cough of room-shaking proportions. I’m off to see Julie Meyer at Ariadne Capital. Julie is perhaps best-known as the co-founder of |             | |||
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