Articles Archive for October 2001
Microadvertising »
Update on micro advertising:
I’ve set up a email list at Yahoo Groups for the discussion of microadvertising. Already 14 members strong!
Guan and I have registered microads.org and are developing a prototype of a service for micro advertising. Hope to have something cooked up by wednesday night!
Digital History & Culture »
BBC: Net guru’s fragmented future.
The first interview i’ve seen in a long time with Negroponte – interesting as always if read by a skeptical mind! Especially likes his “3G is a dog” statement…
Microadvertising »
Instant Micro Advertising – a way to make niche internet publishing profitable?
I believe something profound is happening in the publishing space. It isn’t rich media advertising or big obvasive ads and it isn’t getting any attention from the mainstream media/advertising/publishing community. The basics are:
Instant
The possibility of booking, creating and paying for advertising space instantly through a web-based system with payment by credit card. No need to call sales for a quote, calling the agency for creative development, paying invoices, etc. – a cumbersome process that easily can take weeks. Spend …
Blogs »
Heath Row, social capitalist of FastCompany, is on the road again. And apparently also blogging…
Technology »
Apple is starting the big spin machine for the upcoming release of a digital appliance. My mac-literate younger brother suggests that the HAVI standard somehow will be involved in the new product. Looks interesting!
Blogs »
Hip-Hip-Hurra!
Dave wins the tech renegade award from Wired. Ironic that the magazine that a couple of months ago published an article calling him a “dead software guy” now recognizes Dave for his great contributions the last couple of years – and not only for his pioneering work in the 80’s.
Disclaimer: Awards are awards and should offcourse not be taken too seriously imho – but what’s interesting is to watch what the winners use all the recognition/acceptance/energy for in the future – empowerment!
Just too bad that Evan didn’t win too – …
Conversation Systems »
How to stop innovation!
Pictures of the new Messenger 4.5. (Link courtesy of 090978.org). This is a killer-app that will stop most innovation/competition in the “live collaboration” market. Great example of Microsoft using it’s monopoly’s bundling power to conquer a market.
