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November 28, 2006
Return of the Links!
It is with much shame that I notice it has been ages since I recorded anything particularly oriented towards my research and interests in this blog (besides cricket - GO AUSSIES!!! - and the Daylight Saving petition). In an attempt to rectify this failing, I offer today's link fest:
- The BBC is reporting that online video through vehicles such as YouTube is eroding television viewing. (Yes I know I said this a while ago, but it's nice to have the media back me up at last!)
- The Google Checkout system may be the new way of buying online but the effort you have to go through to complete a transaction may well require some interaction design tweaking.
- The folk over at Creating Passionate Users have a rather useful discussion on Web 2.0 that goes some way to describing why Web 2.0 is more than a buzzword. An amusing alternative is the ZdNet article on whether Web 2.0 is in fact, Darth Vader.
- If you haven't already seen the Google Master Plan in all its Ros-Kelly-Whiteboard-Glory, then have a look here.
- There's a nice new program designed to bypass Government Censorship initiatives. I'm wondering how this can be used in the office as I type!
- I enjoyed reading the SeekingAlpha story on the 10 Best Internet Acquisitions ever.
- And I'm sure the folk associated with QUT's Brisbane Graduate School of Business will find the first of three essays on American Entrepreneurialism a provocative read!
Enjoy the linkfest!
Posted by jj at November 28, 2006 9:26 AM
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