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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


==Places we could go==
==Places we could go==

Revision as of 02:33, 6 February 2007


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

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

Tools and some uses of them

Wiki

Blog

  • 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

  • Dodgeball
  • Facebook
  • MySpace
  • Orkut
  • Friendster
  • Yelp

Social + information

  • digg
  • slashdot
  • del.icio.us
  • Craigslist

Search

Is this a business, or are the ads the business?