Tuesday, October 21, 2003

cool stuff and a nice angle from Ed David Weinberger's. That's David Weinberger's (or the Cluetrain's) phrase, not mine.  But it is definitely related to my belief that a new organizing principle is emerging and will continue to do so. Here's another take on it - blogging is wirearchy in action, and blogware is (therefore) a powerful and subversive (to some people ;-) tool. Via Dave Winer: Ed Cone: "The most powerful piece of software inside Microsoft may be the $40 application from a tiny vendor called Userland that Robert Scoble uses to write his weblog."  [wirearchy News] 9:53:25 PM    comment []  trackback []

Its like that quark board we put in our hallway as a kid where all the brothers could put up their own pictures and deface others with liquid paper mustaches. Photos + Wiki = Photowiki. [The Scobleizer Weblog] 11:27:16 AM    comment []  trackback []

The story is also interesting but I like the Razor statement some how its reads like a restatement of one of the laws of thermodynamics. Maybe that's shows a need for a statement of the laws of SocialDynamX. Google gaffe on blogging tools - old style marketing collides with web reality?. I'm inclined here to view this as a case in point of "Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity" (Hanlon's Razor). [McGee's Musings] 11:24:27 AM    comment []  trackback []

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