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*[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/foi/Cyberlaw_Syllabus JZ's Cyberlaw syllabus] | *[http://cyber.law.harvard.edu/foi/Cyberlaw_Syllabus JZ's Cyberlaw syllabus] | ||
*[http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/mediastrategies/ Blog], to which we could add students. Or we could ask them to set up their own on any of the free services | *[http://blogs.law.harvard.edu/mediastrategies/ Blog], to which we could add students. Or we could ask them to set up their own on any of the free services | ||
=Modes= | |||
Modes of networked communication, not all orthogonal: | |||
*Text (website,blog,wiki,email,groups) | |||
*Audio (podcast,streaming) | |||
*Video (standalone,embedded,remix) | |||
*Multimedia (games,on-site editing, collaborative editing) | |||
*Connection (social or business networking; Friendster,MySpace,LinkedIn) | |||
*Mashup (e.g. Google+Craigslist Housing Map) | |||
*Search | |||
*Mobile | |||
*Advertising | |||
e.g., look at the "rich media" additions to the Amazon page for a book or CD. What works, what doesn't? Why has Amazon put them all there? | |||
*One-click purchase | |||
*Tags | |||
*Reviews (pro and amateur) | |||
*Collaborative filtering | |||
*A9 walk down the block | |||
*Preview (look/search inside the book) | |||
*Lists | |||
*Amapedia | |||
Leaving space for users. | |||
==Places we could go== | ==Places we could go== | ||
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*Photo (flickr) | *Photo (flickr) | ||
*Del.ico.us | *Del.ico.us | ||
*Social networking | *Social networking | ||
*"Old world" sites trying to bridge to new tech | |||
** e.g., [http://www.redherring.com/Article.aspx?a=21046&hed=YouTimes%3f YouTimes? (Red Herring)] | |||
=Tools and some uses of them= | =Tools and some uses of them= | ||
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*MediaWiki | *MediaWiki | ||
*Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org | *Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org | ||
*Socialtext http://www.socialtext.com | |||
*ICANNwiki http://www.icannwiki.org | |||
==Blog== | ==Blog== | ||
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*Myspace http://myspace.com | *Myspace http://myspace.com | ||
*Wordpress | *Wordpress | ||
*Gawker / Valleywag / Gothamist | *Gawker / Valleywag / Gothamist | ||
*Engadget / Gizmodo | *Engadget / Gizmodo | ||
*Techcrunch | *Techcrunch http://www.techcrunch.com/ | ||
*Mark Cuban's Blogmaverick | *Mark Cuban's Blogmaverick http://www.blogmaverick.com/ | ||
*The Economist's [http://projectredstripe.com/blog/ Project Red Stripe] | |||
*Technorati | *Technorati http://technorati.com | ||
*Blog-for-pay | |||
==MMORPGs== | ==MMORPGs== | ||
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*YouTube (compare Google Video) | *YouTube (compare Google Video) | ||
*Revver | *Revver | ||
*Joost | |||
Broadcast | |||
*MythTv | |||
*Windows Media Center | |||
*Apple's iTV | |||
Google bought Youtube for $1.6B rather than expand its internally developed Google Video. Why? | |||
==Podcast== | ==Podcast== | ||
*Podcast.net | *Podcast.net | ||
*iTunes | *iTunes | ||
*Guardian newspaper | |||
*BBC news | |||
*Business schools/lectures! | |||
==Photo== | ==Photo== | ||
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==Social== | ==Social== | ||
*Dodgeball | *Friendster http://friendster.com/ | ||
* | *Dodgeball http://www.dodgeball.com/ | ||
*Facebook http://facebook.com/ | |||
*MySpace http://myspace.com/ | |||
*Orkut http://orkut.com/ | |||
*Yelp http://www.yelp.com/ | |||
*LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/ | |||
==Social + information aggregation== | |||
*digg http://digg.com/ | |||
*slashdot http://slashdot.org/ | |||
*del.icio.us http://del.icio.us/ | |||
*Craigslist http://craigslist.org/ | |||
*NetVibes http://www.netvibes.com/ | |||
*Yahoo Pipes http://pipes.yahoo.com/ | |||
==Search== | |||
Is this a business, or are the ads the business? | |||
Latest revision as of 06:31, 16 March 2007
- JZ's Cyberlaw syllabus
- Blog, to which we could add students. Or we could ask them to set up their own on any of the free services
Modes
Modes of networked communication, not all orthogonal:
- Text (website,blog,wiki,email,groups)
- Audio (podcast,streaming)
- Video (standalone,embedded,remix)
- Multimedia (games,on-site editing, collaborative editing)
- Connection (social or business networking; Friendster,MySpace,LinkedIn)
- Mashup (e.g. Google+Craigslist Housing Map)
- Search
- Mobile
- Advertising
e.g., look at the "rich media" additions to the Amazon page for a book or CD. What works, what doesn't? Why has Amazon put them all there?
- One-click purchase
- Tags
- Reviews (pro and amateur)
- Collaborative filtering
- A9 walk down the block
- Preview (look/search inside the book)
- Lists
- Amapedia
Leaving space for users.
Places we could go
- Wiki
- Blog
- Website
- Avatar in one or more virtual worlds
- Mobile content
- Video
- Photo (flickr)
- Del.ico.us
- Social networking
- "Old world" sites trying to bridge to new tech
- e.g., YouTimes? (Red Herring)
Tools and some uses of them
Wiki
- MediaWiki
- Wikipedia http://en.wikipedia.org
- Socialtext http://www.socialtext.com
- ICANNwiki http://www.icannwiki.org
Blog
- Blogger http://blogger.com
- Livejournal http://livejournal.com
- Myspace http://myspace.com
- Wordpress
- Gawker / Valleywag / Gothamist
- Engadget / Gizmodo
- Techcrunch http://www.techcrunch.com/
- Mark Cuban's Blogmaverick http://www.blogmaverick.com/
- The Economist's Project Red Stripe
- Technorati http://technorati.com
- Blog-for-pay
MMORPGs
- World of Warcraft
- Second Life
Video
- YouTube (compare Google Video)
- Revver
- Joost
Broadcast
- MythTv
- Windows Media Center
- Apple's iTV
Google bought Youtube for $1.6B rather than expand its internally developed Google Video. Why?
Podcast
- Podcast.net
- iTunes
- Guardian newspaper
- BBC news
- Business schools/lectures!
Photo
- Flickr
- Smugmug
- Picasa
- Riya
- Ofoto
- Snapfish
(Which are social? Which are more traditional? What are the commercialization paths?)
Social
- Friendster http://friendster.com/
- Dodgeball http://www.dodgeball.com/
- Facebook http://facebook.com/
- MySpace http://myspace.com/
- Orkut http://orkut.com/
- Yelp http://www.yelp.com/
- LinkedIn http://linkedin.com/
Social + information aggregation
- digg http://digg.com/
- slashdot http://slashdot.org/
- del.icio.us http://del.icio.us/
- Craigslist http://craigslist.org/
- NetVibes http://www.netvibes.com/
- Yahoo Pipes http://pipes.yahoo.com/
Search
Is this a business, or are the ads the business?