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With the tech conference season upon us, Found|READ thought some tips for how to master conference marketing on the cheap would be useful. Today’s tips are courtesy of serial entrepreneur Pete Grillo, currently founder of iterasi, a one-and a-half-year-old startup in Portland, Ore., that has built a hosted storage service to capture and archive web pages.

With the tech conference season upon us, Found|READ thought some tips for how to master conference marketing on the cheap would be useful. Today’s tips are courtesy of serial entrepreneur Pete Grillo, currently founder of iterasi, a one-and a-half-year-old startup in Portland, Ore., that has built a hosted storage service to capture and archive web pages.

(Leer más) Etiquetas: educacion e-competencias e-skill Comentar Los negocios online requieren una visión a largo plazoEnviado por Ricardo Roman el 09/08/2008 a las 22:13 tendencias21. Existen numerosos nichos de mercado online sin explotar, advierte Supernova 2008.

Are we entering an era where individuals gain new control over their public personas, and powerful means to leverage reputations? Or will we be forced to abandon any hope of protecting our privacy and trusting what we encounter online? When is more information the solution… and when is it the problem?

With all of the buzz surrounding friendfeed we just had to snag an interview with co-founder Bret Taylor at the Supernova conference. He stopped to chat about how they’re doing and what we can expect to see from the service in the future. You can see our previous coverage of friendfeed here.

Wharton Professor Joel Waldfogel, Chair of the Department of Business and Public Policy, examines the transformation of media in this presentation at Supernova 2008.ShareThis

Television dominated media for half a century. Over the last five years, online video has emerged as a disruptive force, which is starting to change passive viewing into a more interactive, personalized, and social experience.

Cyberspace may be virtual, but it has significant impacts on the physical world. All those computers and devices and networks consume huge amounts of energy. On the other hand, changes in how people live and work in the Network Age could produce significant environmental benefits.

<< Les graphes représentant les réseaux sociaux auxquels nous sommes connectés sont appétissants. Ils permettent de faire de belles présentations en PowerPoint, mais “ça n’est pas parce qu’une image est jolie qu’elle est utile†rappelle Éric Bonabeau.

As established governing bodies of various sorts attempt to impose rules and restrictions on the Internet, the Net continues to have its own "constitutional moments," including many that are bottom up. The Berkman Center's recently launched Publius Project (http://publius.cc) is an effort to understand how the Internet is actually being governed, and how that might be changing.