What resources can an office bring to software developers, designers, sysadmins, phone support managers, or sales people that they could only get in an office, rather than at home, in their local coffee shop, or even on the road?
Every day since its birth 10 years ago, Wikipedia has got better. Yet it’s amazing it even exists.
Linda Stone explains why everyone should buy Zappos CEO Tony Hsie’s book “Delivering Happiness”.
Chris Dixon on why Google can afford to be “open” while Facebook can’t and what that might mean for a new social network from Google.
YouTube users are uploading 35 hours of video per minute! That breaks out to 2,100 hours uploaded every 60 minutes, or 50,400 hours uploaded to YouTube every day.
Danah Boyd on a possible new trend among teens on Facebook: Disabling your account between logins or deleting all comments as a way to keep Facebook non-persistent.
XKCD’s map of online communities is a bit inside baseball but it’s quite fascinating to see the relative size of a number of online communities. Look at the size of Facebook! And did you realize that the simple Facebook game Farmville is the world’s second-largest browser based online community? Be sure to click on the picture to see the large version.
Maria Popova argues that Malcolm Gladwell is mistaken when he claims that “the revolution will not be tweeted“, that social media can’t support progressive activism.
And drops a few pearls of wisdom about the Internet, innovation and the meaning of network neutrality along the way.
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