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Google operates orkut a social network service similar to Facebook. Today they bought Jaiku so it seems that Google is really focusing on the competition they get from Facebook and other social networking sites, and I look forward to see what Google will do with orkut and jaiku related to the amazing success that...
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Just got back from the Future of Web Apps conference in London. My impressions from this event and also some other events I have attended the last couple of months is that the focus are upon open api’s, open data and open authentication giving a foundation for the internet to become a network of...
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On oct 2, the San Dimas Project launched the public beta of its application and finally renamed it “eBay Desktop”. I’m still trying to figure out how this product will affect the regular users of ebay and why eBay is using this amount of resources in building a desktop application. I do not buy...
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MIPTV 2007, has just ended (Cannes, France, 16-19th of april) and the conference focused on the ongoing convergence between TV, Web and Mobile. I’ll give my reflections regarding some of the most interesting topics (for me) from the four-day event. A new industry is emerging, that will revolutionise the way we see television. Two...
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London 2.0 I’ve just attended The Future of Web Apps conference in London. Here is my impressions and thougts. The program was impressive and with the list of speakers this could not be a boring and non-visionary conference. Thanks to the Carsons Systems for the conference and program work. Day one summary (skiped some...
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