social computing

I’m doing some blogging for Supernova — here are a few of this morning’s links:
Clay Shirky on Love and PERL
Notes while the network is flakey (on Denise Caruso and Clay in conversation)
Communities of Convergence & Divergence
Here’s a more thorough post by Renee Hopkins Callahan on this morning’s first session.
Excellent post, as well, by David Weinberger […]

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I’m happy to be reporting on J.P. Rangaswami’s session at Supernova; it’s about web tools used in business, sometimes called Enterprise 2.0, and how they are in play at BT.
I’m an admirer of J.P.’s blog, Confused of Calcutta, and of his work. So this is fun. I’ll edit this during the session — or if […]

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Video – more than any other medium, video is the poster child for a world of rapid change powered by social computing that reaches virtually every realm of human life from business to art to family to… you name it.
And, you know what, we will each of us have access to as much as we […]

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There’s some talk here about Jonathon Schwartz’s blog as an example of ‘conversational marketing.’ Personally, I wonder whether these kinds of blogs aren’t mostly entertainment, “shows.”
Michael Wiley — ex-director of new media at GM  and now at Edelman in charge of “me2revolution” (?) — talks about the potential for a senior executive to promote change […]

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At the opening day of Supernova in San Francisco, and I’m sitting in on a session about “Markets & Relationships” in the world of Web umpointoh.
What’s nice is it’s a gathering of all my homies, from Doc Searls to Jerry Michalski to David Weinberger, who are facilitating/presenting to the too large of a number […]

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