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A User-Centric Web needs brand agnostic service providers7 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 2 months ago: You are the most important brand A User-Centric web is by design a brand agnostic web when it comes … more →

Tags: advertisement trap, Business Model, Freedom, OpenID

Building a People-Centric web is a fight for a lost cause3 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 2 months ago: Don Quixote, Image taken from Wikipedia A number of posts drew my attention this week. First, 2 resp … more →

Tags: advertisement trap, Business Model, Chris Messina, facebook

Yahoo answers on steroids

sgutier wrote 2 months ago: After the passing years on the business I am not usually impress anymore by the different startups t … more →

Tags: Start-up, Yahoo, Answers

About leveraging the Facebook platform successfully for your business3 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 3 months ago: Push vs pull Yesterday I read a post by Jesse Stay entitled “Hey businesses, you’re usin … more →

Tags: Business Model, facebook, Web 2.0, Business, Revenues, web 2.0 business model

Important characteristics for a social operating system7 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 3 months ago: A Borg cube (image taken from www.startrek.com) Facebook is quickly making moves to become a web pla … more →

Tags: Business Model, facebook, Privacy, social operating system

A personal manifesto for a User-Centric web5 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 5 months ago: A pretty walled garden There are walls all around us. We live our lives realizing that we have to li … more →

Tags: Web 2.0, Tim O'Reilly, Inspiration, personal manifesto

Everybody loses in the battle over our online identity4 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 5 months ago: A beautiful bird cage Facebook announces user names. It generates a lot of buzz on Techmeme. TechCru … more →

Tags: facebook, Social Networks, Web 2.0, Tim O'Reilly, Business Model, Chris Messina, identity

The potential power of Google Wave is far bigger than its demo12 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 6 months ago: I was just reading this CNET post on wave. Rafe Needleman and Stephen Shankland (both working for CN … more →

Tags: Web 2.0, Business Model, Google Wave

Shifting the balance of power inside out solves many web 2.0 issues1 comment

Alexander van Elsas wrote 6 months ago: Image taken from: http://www.pinkfloyd.co.uk/insideOut/ What are the most important aspects for a Us … more →

Tags: Business Model, Google, Google Wave, Privacy

10 reasons why Google just reinvented online communication20 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 6 months ago: This is a huge development. Techmeme is going wild over Google Wave. Google has focused on the one t … more →

Tags: Google Wave

An important revolution in the web can't be driven by technology3 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 6 months ago: Who am I? Yesterday I tried logging into a service I hadn’t visited in a while. I couldn … more →

Tags: Web 2.0, Business Model, walled garden, walled gardens, web 2.0 business model

The Open, Social web needs plumbers1 comment

Alexander van Elsas wrote 6 months ago: Chris Messina has a long and good post up about the open Social Web. He hits on a topic I have writt … more →

Tags: Rolf Skyberg, Web 2.0, OpenID, Tim O'Reilly, Business Model, FactoryJoe, Chris Messina, web 2.0 business model

5 reasons why a User-Centric business model always wins6 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 10 months ago: A few posts drew my attention this weekend. first there was Chris Anderson talking about the economi … more →

Tags: Business Model, Chris Anderson, facebook, Fred Wilson, freemium

Web 2.0 progress is held back by Web 1.0 business models20 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 10 months ago: I’ve often wondered how web 2.0 is really different from web 1.0. Most seem to agree that web … more →

Tags: advertisement trap, Business Model, customer lock-in, on-line advertisement, Web 2.0

The best business models focus on user value9 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 1 year ago: Fred Wilson just wrote a post called Free versus Paid. In it he says: It’s much better, in my … more →

Tags: Fred Wilson, freemium, on-line advertisement

Tim O'Reilly nails the definition for web 2.0. Can we move on please!4 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 1 year ago: Hugh Hutch Carpenter writes a good post that provides some extra explanation of Tim O’Reilly … more →

Tags: Tim O'Reilly, Web 2.0, définition web 2.0

Beacon and other forms of advertisement have no place in Social Interaction3 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 1 year ago: Facebook is bringing us back Beacon again. According to Nick over at All Facebook Beacon had not rea … more →

Tags: Beacon, facebook, on-line advertisement, Social Networks, user value

Free is not dead. It's the accompanying advertisment model that needs to be killed6 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 1 year ago: [disclaimer: this post is both personal and work related] Tim O’Reilly (finally) challenges cu … more →

Tags: Business Model, free business model, Social Networks, Free, Glubble for families

Early adopters fail to answer the First Use question for Social Media 6 comments

Alexander van Elsas wrote 1 year ago: I read a few posts that weren’t related but did talk about a pattern I’ve seen before. F … more →

Tags: early adopters, first post, Social Media, Web 2.0, First Use, user value


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