Comments on: How Twitter and Social Networks Can Make History http://adamhcohen.com/how-twitter-and-social-networks-can-make-history interactive marketing and social media Thu, 01 Dec 2011 18:20:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 By: Ken Burbary http://adamhcohen.com/how-twitter-and-social-networks-can-make-history/comment-page-1/#comment-4484 Ken Burbary Sat, 11 Jul 2009 05:11:59 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=580#comment-4484 Great presentation by Clay. Thanks for sharing Adam Great presentation by Clay. Thanks for sharing Adam

]]> By: Ken Burbary http://adamhcohen.com/how-twitter-and-social-networks-can-make-history/comment-page-1/#comment-5708 Ken Burbary Sat, 11 Jul 2009 05:11:00 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=580#comment-5708 Great presentation by Clay. Thanks for sharing Adam Great presentation by Clay. Thanks for sharing Adam

]]> By: Free Webinars http://adamhcohen.com/how-twitter-and-social-networks-can-make-history/comment-page-1/#comment-4432 Free Webinars Sat, 27 Jun 2009 21:16:29 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=580#comment-4432 Well Adam, agree the presentation was thought provoking. There's no doubting the power of social networks and the rapidity with which they can disseminate information. The big issue of course is still the N..N communication model this type of infrastructure provides and thrives on. From a computing perspective, it is of course taxing when N becomes a large number but from a human perspective, the ability to keep up with let alone distill the information is tough. Perhaps 'sentient' avatars will help save the day filtering our online personal networks but in the same way false positives in emails hit the bulk mail box, digital filtering - no matter how good the semantics - will have gaping holes. It's a brave new N is to N world and the one who comes up with the best way to put manners on this new wild west of communication will be almost deified from day one! All the best, Tom Well Adam, agree the presentation was thought provoking. There’s no doubting the power of social networks and the rapidity with which they can disseminate information.

The big issue of course is still the N..N communication model this type of infrastructure provides and thrives on.

From a computing perspective, it is of course taxing when N becomes a large number but from a human perspective, the ability to keep up with let alone distill the information is tough.

Perhaps ‘sentient’ avatars will help save the day filtering our online personal networks but in the same way false positives in emails hit the bulk mail box, digital filtering – no matter how good the semantics – will have gaping holes.

It’s a brave new N is to N world and the one who comes up with the best way to put manners on this new wild west of communication will be almost deified from day one!

All the best,
Tom

]]> By: Free Webinars http://adamhcohen.com/how-twitter-and-social-networks-can-make-history/comment-page-1/#comment-5707 Free Webinars Sat, 27 Jun 2009 21:16:00 +0000 http://adamhcohen.com/?p=580#comment-5707 Well Adam, agree the presentation was thought provoking. There's no doubting the power of social networks and the rapidity with which they can disseminate information. The big issue of course is still the N..N communication model this type of infrastructure provides and thrives on. From a computing perspective, it is of course taxing when N becomes a large number but from a human perspective, the ability to keep up with let alone distill the information is tough. Perhaps 'sentient' avatars will help save the day filtering our online personal networks but in the same way false positives in emails hit the bulk mail box, digital filtering - no matter how good the semantics - will have gaping holes. It's a brave new N is to N world and the one who comes up with the best way to put manners on this new wild west of communication will be almost deified from day one! All the best, Tom Well Adam, agree the presentation was thought provoking. There’s no doubting the power of social networks and the rapidity with which they can disseminate information.

The big issue of course is still the N..N communication model this type of infrastructure provides and thrives on.

From a computing perspective, it is of course taxing when N becomes a large number but from a human perspective, the ability to keep up with let alone distill the information is tough.

Perhaps ‘sentient’ avatars will help save the day filtering our online personal networks but in the same way false positives in emails hit the bulk mail box, digital filtering – no matter how good the semantics – will have gaping holes.

It’s a brave new N is to N world and the one who comes up with the best way to put manners on this new wild west of communication will be almost deified from day one!

All the best,
Tom

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