March 24, 2009

Funny video on Twitter (via Current.tv)

Have a laugh - and dive into Twitter;)

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Some Internet companies are becoming more like Public Utilities and integral parts of our Social Infrastructure I have observed a recent trend that I want to share and get your feedback on: some Internet companies and platforms such as Google / Youtube, Facebook, Nokia, Slideshare and Twitter are becoming so important to many of us that we would be severely challenged if they went away or materially changed their services. This makes them both very powerful but also very vulnerable - for if we chose to no longer trust them, they would quickly face their demise. Some examples: Google already provides the digital toolbox and 'cloud computing' infrastructure for a 100s of Millions of people: free email, domain services, calendars, docs, widgets, blogging, videos, voice (soon!) - and of course: search and advertising services. Youtube has become the de-facto next-generation TV for a lot of people, already. My slightly futuristic view is that pretty soon Youtub e and the many other video sites (and of course the 100s yet unlicensed video download services) may start replacing Cable TV as the prime source of entertainment for a lot of digital natives. A fast net connection + AppleTv + Boxee + Miro ...pretty soon, that should do it! Facebook provides a key social platform that, for many users, has already substituted email or phone calls, and is well on the way of becoming a cyberspace 'home' for many of us, a digital meeting place and key part of our social lives. My prediction is that Facebook will become as important as Google - and they will reinvent advertising in the process, just like Google did. Nokia is heading in the same direction: Comes with Music is looking to provide a seamless, all-inclusive music experience that is build-in or shall we say hard-wired into our mobile lifes, Nokia's OVI is gearing up to compete as the preferred destination for...
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All my short blog posts will now move to Twitter. If you get my blog feed be sure to subscribe to my Twitter RSS feed, too Image by photopia / HiMY SYeD via Flickr I used to blog short stuff all the time - usually a link to a great story or resource somewhere else, and maybe add a few comments. That was then, and this is now: this kind of activity has now almost completely moved to my Twitter account (main) (others: Futurefeed & DailyWisdoms), because it makes a lot more sense there. Blog posts will be a bit less but more substantial and more carefully crafted - as they should be, imho. So, if you are already subscribing to this blog's RSS feed but have not been sucked into the Twitter universe quite yet - and don't really want to (yes, I know you people are still out there!) - please be sure to also subscribe to my Twitter RSS feed, as well as my Friendfeed RSS, that way you can be sure you keep getting all the goodies, regardless of what you use. Both of those RSS feeds can still be read even if you are not logged-in to either of them. Hope that helps?Related articles by Zemanta If you are not ready for Twitter actions just yet... just get my Tweet feed (mediafuturist.com) Cool: get my blog posts as PDFs, via Tabbloid (mediafuturist.com) More ways of following me (should you care to) - ambient awareness vs ADD;) (mediafuturist.com)

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