Sunday, June 09, 2002

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Jon Udell writes a nice summary of what happened the last few days

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Tim has exported the Groove-Radio integration discussion that took place in the public Groovespace to the web. The export was done using a Groove-tool which reads the discussion-Tool and creates an OPML. It's has been a very productive discussion and by publishing it's contents to the web using Radio we're doing something similar to what Michael  described last week: Q: What happens to edge-based content as it ages? e.g. a richly populated Groove shared space A: As soon as the content can be indexed and searched, it may physically live at the edge but logically, it becomes a center-based resource.

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IM: Five Corporate trends on ZDNet

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Rainer Volz : So will Microsoft, pushed forward by Groove Networks, once more take the lead in the industry - this time with a combination of powerful trends: publishing information with weblogs, web services, and P2P collaboration? Currently it looks like the old and successful MS strategy is used: provide eager users with cheap tools and support them finding good solutions. After the grassroots movement takes off, these solutions will perfected to be used in the enterprise market. Anybody willing to compete?

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Hugh Pyle is doing some interesting Groove onramp experiments  Send Groove instant messages from a Web form here. Create Groove shared spaces (and invite people) from a Web form here. Hyperlink from the Web into Groove spaces here.