This is a podcast I recorded for Talis’ Nodalities series of talks. Because Facebook has recently made announcements about moving in a Semantic Web direction, I spoke with their Senior Open Programs Manager, David Recordon, about Facebook’s perspectives on many of the technologies they’re beginning to use. We ended up discussing Social Networking as a… Read More
Posts Tagged ‘Facebook’
Tuesday, July 6th, 2010 Tags: David Recordon, Facebook, Online social networking, Podcast, Senior Open Programs Manager, Social media, Talis, the Nodalities Magazine, World Wide Web
Category: Featured, Podcast, Semantic Web No Comments
Got one of those tagging tasks from Facebook. This is the first one I’ve done, and I thought it was interesting; so I thought’ I’d post it here. Feel free to do one of your own and ping back here: To do this, go to “notes” under tabs on your profile page, paste these instructions… Read More
Saturday, February 28th, 2009 Tags: Colorado, Facebook
Category: Perspective 2 Comments
The BBC reported a few days ago that: Web users are getting more ruthless and selfish when they go online, reveals research. The idea is that people are using the web to get things done, and don’t seem to notice that service providers want them to stick around. They even get tetchy with intrusions or… Read More
Tuesday, May 27th, 2008 Tags: Amazon.co.uk, Digital, editorial, Facebook, Google, ideas, interesting, Jakob Nielsen, Land Rover Discovery 3, online marketing, particular site, previously-read author, reading, Tesco, the Times, Vienna, Web 2.0, Web Users, web works
Category: Digital, Semantic Web, Travel No Comments
Watching TV online is becoming a bit of a hobby of mine. I don’t have a TV anywhere in the house, and it is just so much more convenient to be able to watch what I want, when I do, without having to play around with channels or digital interfaces which seem built to be… Read More
Friday, February 1st, 2008 Tags: 4OD requires download and installation, actual player, BBC, Channel 4, Dell, Digital, Digital TV, Facebook, Flash, founder, GBP, Internet Explorer, ISP, link site, Microsoft Vista, Microsoft Windows, online presence, online service, P2P, player, review, The British Broadcasting Corporation, United Kingdom, United States, Windows XP, www.zachbeauvais.com, XP, YouTube
Category: Digital 2 Comments
When social networking is the topic, I imagine most people think of Facebook, Myspace or LinkedIn—sites fundamentally derived from self promotion and entertainment. Despite the high language used to discuss social networking and Web 2.0, most of my time spent on them is all about having fun or trying to look better to others (which… Read More
Thursday, November 15th, 2007 Tags: actual tools, broadcast network, Burma, Facebook, Iraq, online community, social networking, teacher, Web 2.0, YouTube
Category: Perspective No Comments
Describing a company or concept as "Web 2.0" is so, last half-decade. Nevermind that most people still haven’t heard the phrase. If you don’t believe me, go ahead and poll your office or family: unless you’re not allowed out of the IT dungeon or your family all work as tech-bloggers, my guess is that they… Read More
Monday, November 5th, 2007 Tags: Digital, Facebook, internet phenomenon, online experiences, online startups, semantic, Semantic Web, social networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
Category: Digital, review 2 Comments
Describing a company or concept as "Web 2.0" is so, last half-decade. Nevermind that most people still haven’t heard the phrase. If you don’t believe me, go ahead and poll your office or family: unless you’re not allowed out of the IT dungeon or your family all work as tech-bloggers, my guess is that they… Read More
Monday, November 5th, 2007 Tags: Digital, Facebook, internet phenomenoon, online experiences, online startups, semantic, Semantic Web, social networks, Twitter, Web 2.0
Category: Digital, review No Comments
