23/05/08

Apt’s links for May 21st through May 22nd

• Pondering Facebook, Twitter, Google, Open Standards And The Future Of The Web - Publishing 2.0 - “No company can touch Google’s ability to monetize the use of the open web — the more people use the web, the more money Google makes. Can Facebook compete with Google by eschewing the open web and open standards? Or is Facebook betting against the in
• Zoe Williams: Generation excess | Comment is free | The Guardian - Privacy online “How do we attach a sense of value to this abstract commodity that, while they are young, has no value?”
• So here’s the story … | Features | guardian.co.uk Film - “Director Dylan Kidd recalls giving a vigorous pitch on a conference call; after 15 minutes he was breathless… flummoxed by the silence at the other end, he discovered he’d pulled the phone from the wall”
• CASSETTE FROM MY EX - I sometimes get the feeling that the web is, you know, a weird place.
• Children’s Literature on iPhone (Three Minds On Digital Marketing @ Organic) - “Artist/designer Aya Karpinska has developed an iPhone application that is actually a suite of children’s stories.”
• Blogger Begins Amazon Boycott - Tools of Change for Publishing - It begins! Well, in a small way. Watch this space.

Posted by Peter Collingridge in Links.

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